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by beart 7y ago
I have a one plus 6 and materialistic crashes almost every time I open it from a previous session. It also often crashes when reading articles even on a fresh instance
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by beart 7y ago
> As for the quantity of advertising, I said this in another response as well: How do you intend to limit it? While any ban is obviously a negative to my business, on an ethical standpoint I'm fine with such a ban as long as it&#x27
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by beart 7y ago
I feel slightly insulted by your point of view. You seem to be saying that advertising is like medicine, it might taste bad but it will end up being good for me in the end. Short of moving to a cabin in the woods, there is no way to actuall
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by beart 7y ago
Why are you sure of that? How much do batteries cost to replace? What is the mark up on a Tesla shop for parts and labor and how does that compare to a Toyota dealer?
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by beart 7y ago
Didn't insomnia start as a free clone of postman?
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by beart 7y ago
I can imagine some Roman citizen saying the same thing at the local market thousands of years ago, in reference to the games.
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by beart 7y ago
Regardless of the conversation, it really bothers me when the person locking a thread also posts the "last word" before locking it, allowing no chance for rebuttal.
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by beart 7y ago
No. It's no different than advertising. You may think you are "mature" enough but it does impact how you behave in suttle ways
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by beart 7y ago
The u.s. government has a history of departments performing work that would not seem to logically fit with their stated intention or primary focus. I don't think that alone implies a misuse of authority. For example, the secret service
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by beart 7y ago
This could be an exhausted Customer Service manager. They tend to be a lot less technical.
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by beart 7y ago
Yes, they just resolve to the same thing
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by beart 7y ago
I took a trip to Eastern Montana, to a 'town' of about 20 people. Turned out the local pastor was from my home town 5 states away. It's such a different way of living - and difficult to imagine without actually going there an
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by beart 7y ago
This doesn't tackle the primary issue I have with databases and source control - diff. A proper source control system for databases should handle both migrations and diffing across migrations. I should be able to compare any two commit
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by beart 7y ago
I started up a piece of industrial equipment that some one was working on just out of site. He didn't lock it out or even disconnect the power at the switch right next to him. He screamed at me when his arm almost got ripped off. It&#x
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by beart 7y ago
Also - the music in Watchmen is incredible and really sets the tone.
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by beart 7y ago
Or just a clever marketing campaign by the pork industry...
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by beart 7y ago
I think the big red warning is pretty clear. > Warning: For security reasons, GitHub Support may not be able to restore access to accounts with two-factor authentication enabled if you lose your two-factor authentication credentials or l
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by beart 7y ago
I'm sorry you lost your account (really, that sucks) but I don't understand framing this like Github is doing something wrong. It isn't like they banned you for spamming emojis. You enabled 2fa, you lost your 2fa, and you did
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by beart 7y ago
Isn't this what the internet was like before Amazon and largely the reason that everyone had a paypal account which would prevent having to maintain payment accounts at every retailer?
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by beart 7y ago
I don't understand why that makes sense? Isn't the point of a declarative language to remove the need to consider these details?
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by beart 7y ago
The initial shock from this statement is the downplaying of a deliberate decision to torture and murder a man as an 'accident'. However, what I find more surprising is that he would associate the Uber incident with Khashoggi at al
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by beart 7y ago
This is from 2010.
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by beart 7y ago
Putting the computer together is typically the fastest step in the process. However, you have to factor in trouble-shooting time if some component doesn't work. More wait time if you need to ship it back and get a new component. Then t
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by beart 7y ago
Your last sentence is incorrect. Police should not be dealing out punishment. Police are not allowed to assign guilt or innocence. That falls under the courts.
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by beart 7y ago
That is encouraging, thank you for your hard work.
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by beart 7y ago
When I see projects on Github using the Stale Bot to automatically close issues, I don't bother looking any further. There is something so incredibly infuriating about having an issue closed automatically - when I know it is still a pr
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by beart 7y ago
It also isn't fair for people who assume a project that has a large number of closed issues is highly active, when in fact, a large number of those issues have just never seen any activity and were closed for being stale.
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by beart 7y ago
Cynical view - Deaths are never a trigger to prioritize safety. Liability is. Ask the lawyers.
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by beart 7y ago
I don't know much about Apple developer documentation but I disagree with your comment. The following is a quote form the article > Given what I know of Apple’s approach to this, the problem is not individual engineers — who are not
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by beart 7y ago
Freeze & thaw cycle plays hell on roofs in North America.

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