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by beart 2y ago
Where does it indicate these are under active development? I'm only seeing feature requests. Edit: Nevermind, I see the filtered tag now
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by beart 2y ago
The counter reaction is strong as well. I don't agree with this so I must just hate Trump, right? It's a feedback loop in both directions. Frankly I just think it's a waste of time and energy. I'm referring both to the o
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by beart 2y ago
Agreed. The political motivations need not even be a factor. Data privacy and access policies were bypassed by unauthorized actors.
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by beart 2y ago
Right, it's better to dictate how things should be when the user doesn't care and doesn't have the background. Which is probably why most people in the category are using iPhones and Chromebooks, not Linux mint.
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by beart 2y ago
In my experience, it is not about functionality. It is about polish, integrations, and troubleshooting. If you assume all your devices and software will work on Linux mint out of the box, great. But they won't. Then you end up spending
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by beart 2y ago
There is no commerce crossing the DMZ. There are no tourists crossing the DMZ. Hundreds of millions of people cross the southern US border every year. You cannot compare these two borders in any realistic way. Edit: also, landmines
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by beart 2y ago
I've struggled for years with windows notebooks waking up from sleep/hibernate randomly, particularly the Dell models. Happens all the time, cooking itself inside my bag. Doesn't matter what sleep, power, etc settings I'
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by beart 2y ago
Is not `Time` a far more overloaded term than `Temporal`?
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by beart 2y ago
I know it doesn't always work out, but it definitely helps to keep current, rather than performing a massive update every X years. Most of the time the changes are minimal, but they add up over several major revisions. Of course, every
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by beart 2y ago
Hardcore History has not been as productive lately but the back catalogue is incredible. Makes a 6 hour drive feel like nothing at all. I know some people don't like Dan Carlin, but I really enjoy the long-form historical storytelling
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by beart 2y ago
Back when music blogs were exploding, it was a great way to discover new music. I'm not sure how many of those are still around, but hype machine has been out there for probably 20 years now and that was always a great way to just blow
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by beart 2y ago
I just mentioned in another comment that I canceled my family subscription because of that video podcast nonsense with my own kids. I've not heard of Qobuz before, thanks for the recommendation.
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by beart 2y ago
Yeah.. what the hell do they actually work on all day? I have a very long list of features in my head, that seem incredibly obvious and simple to implement. Some of these features were present in other music library applications ~25 years a
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by beart 2y ago
On the testing aspect - The TSQLT assembly ( https://tsqlt.org/ ) is an attempt at unit testing within MSSQL. It works okayish for what it is. I've at least found it to be nice when testing inputs for SQL functions and p
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by beart 2y ago
Yes it has, unless your definition of "stop" is limitd to "after people have been killed", and your definition of "only" is limited by current public policy in the US.
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by beart 2y ago
I'm not an expert on these things, so I'm asking in good faith; what significant anti monopoly policies have been enacted in the US in recent history?
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by beart 2y ago
Here are some successful companies with odd-sounding names: Google, GoDaddy, Survey Monkey, Nvidia, Caterpillar, Coca-Cola
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by beart 2y ago
When a stakeholder comes back 6 months after project launch complaining about missing/incorrect features, I can't use throwaway code to prove the project was built to spec.
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by beart 2y ago
More recently than never, unfortunately.
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by beart 2y ago
This is not correct. The election system changes regularly, and in different ways all over the country.
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by beart 2y ago
Substitute any other pass-time for video games and I think most folks feel differently. A pick-up game of basketball A weekend mountain bike race A corn-hole tournament at your local bar. Someone cheating in any of these contexts would typi
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by beart 2y ago
I have to call today to cancel my charter cable... I would sign up for the tv service more frequently (seasonally), if I could cancel it with a simple click. However, since they require a phone call so they can try to market to me, this wil
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by beart 2y ago
I did read the article. I'm just pointing out the likely reason that all these comments seem to be talking past one another. The quote you chose doesn't seem to reinforce the point you are making.
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by beart 2y ago
Your first post did not indicate discord refused to assist authorities, but that users praised a violent act.
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by beart 2y ago
It seems like you are trying to insult me and I'm not sure why. However, I will address the issue you raised regardless. The typical tech worker makes far less than you seem to believe. For example, The Bureau of Labor Statistics indic
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by beart 2y ago
> It's not "that" expensive to donate to USC to get the donor boost assuming your kid isn't an idiot - it's just a couple million total over a consistent period (5-15 years depending on when your kid is starting)
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by beart 2y ago
I think the old adage, "don't let perfect be the enemy of good" applies here. Some battles are fought one excruciating step at a time
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by beart 2y ago
I've been thinking about your comment that all criticism is negative and I'm not sure where to go with that in my mind. I think it very much depends on your definitions of "criticism" and "negative". For exampl
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by beart 2y ago
In some teams, you are not allowed to submit any commit that breaks the build, and a lint failure would be considered a broken build.
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by beart 2y ago
100 grams is still quite a lot of weight to have on the bridge of your nose. My glasses are ~22 grams and I can notice them after a full day.

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