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by blondin 7y ago
> I don’t really “surf the Internet” like I did when I was younger. omg i miss that term so much! a few days ago, i looked up hamburger buns recipe in google search and got very frustrated by the websites i got back. one page immediately
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by blondin 7y ago
oh wow, natural selection applies to non-living things?
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by blondin 7y ago
wait what?! where are you getting these numbers from?
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by blondin 7y ago
good for you but i respectfully disagree. i have also used many video conferencing software, including zoom for many years.
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by blondin 7y ago
same. known zoom for a while... the "it just works" and "it has better quality" comments are very surprising to me and got me skeptical. are skype, slack, gotomeeting, hangouts, meet, webex, &c. all really crashing o
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by blondin 7y ago
this is mostly due online anonymity. or being confident you will remain so. a person who displays these traits in real life has bigger issues.
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by blondin 7y ago
omg same here... with the current confinement situation in the world, my podcast episodes list has been growing. i caught up with some of it over last weekend but i feel like i don't have a dedicated time for podcast anymore. twitter &
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by blondin 7y ago
i might be wrong but i didn't think OP was suggesting to re-index the web. that's a totally different beast from finding an answer to a question/problem or learning a new topic. depending on what i am looking for there are a
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by blondin 7y ago
well, you are right and i get what you are saying. but in the current situation most people in that age range are dying. he survived. isn't it worth talking about or giving it a thought?
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by blondin 7y ago
how so?
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by blondin 7y ago
why does it have to be april 1st though? what about moving it to another day?
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by blondin 7y ago
> Also, an artist's constraints are often self-prescribed, and they can easily change them if they like. the most amazing art (both graphics and music) i have seen on computer were from atari, amiga, & c64 demosceners. these art
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by blondin 7y ago
philosophy decides :)
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by blondin 7y ago
really love the syntax of this language and how they are repurposing existing programming language primitives for parallelism. but i also just spent quite some time looking for a substantial example of usage and had to give up. the only thi
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by blondin 7y ago
okay, sorry, just felt based on many comments here that people are being emotional. if you read below, someone who can actually read the court documents said the victim was not lying around, but actually helping the other person. just too m
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by blondin 7y ago
see the three dots i had in there? that's me being lazy and not quoting the whole hyperbole.
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by blondin 7y ago
honestly think it's a mental thing and has nothing to do with the food. and the fact that it's omni-present and always open... people also swear by popeyes down here. and yet i like chick-fil-a better.
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by blondin 7y ago
> So you think that he should spend 1.5 years... hold on... no one ever said anything like that. not a single comment here. let's keep calm. the whole situation still seems unreal to myself...
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by blondin 7y ago
> Germany may be doing something better than Italy been curious about that super spreader story we have been hearing about italy. they probably need to study what happened there so we can all learn from it. maybe italy has a life style t
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by blondin 7y ago
hahaha, you noticed? they are more expensive. that's all. same thing is happening where i live, all other potatoes are disappearing but them russets are just staying there. but our store restocks potatoes in the morning. pasta, noodles
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by blondin 7y ago
i am grateful i work in a field where i can work from home. for some people around me, not going to work is synonymous to not working and not getting paid. some people are laid off. working from home is okay for some of us. but maybe we sho
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by blondin 7y ago
i knew i heard it before! that's my wasted youth :) iam. 1997. l'ecole du micro d'argent. hugely recommended for true hip hop fans. the best from france.
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by blondin 7y ago
i understand what you are trying to say. but people aren't concerned with young folks being at risk. they are concerned that they will spread it. that's why schools are closed. they wanna "plateau the curve" or whatever
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by blondin 7y ago
> Phishing is so popular because the meat sack behind the screen is usually the least secure part of the system. am i saying something different in my comment?
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by blondin 7y ago
> K8s isn't made to fix Docker... OP probably knows. my impression was that they picked docker to represent the group...
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by blondin 7y ago
> If Kubernetes management is a problem, fix Kubernetes. Ultimately, Docker should be fixed so that kubernetes is not needed. totally agree. someone asked earlier why docker swarm is not used in production or not even talked or written a
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by blondin 7y ago
> This leads to an outsized focus on the latest sexy vulnerabilities (e.g. CPU speculative execution vulnerabilities) and fetishes for things like firewalls. sounds like a fantastic plot for an anime. i can even see firewall san in my he
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by blondin 7y ago
oh my god, this tangent has a steep slope! fresh in my mind are "mini players". i spend minutes trying to make them go away on youtube, twitter, and others. then, i give up and reload the page. so painful!!! most websites don&#x27
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by blondin 7y ago
this seems old, but to be honest, the "work got boring" part is not unique to the company described. i have this nagging feeling that we have tons of issues, and overly complicated systems created today because very talented and s
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by blondin 7y ago
same! i was thinking about tiktok the whole time. i suppose i should, but i... just don't get it. too fast, too furious. you only get a second or two for a breather between videos that are too short. you are constantly bombarded with n

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