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451.
by brink 4y ago
Quite disappointing to see people behave like this.
452.
by brink 4y ago
They're not getting cheaper
453.
by brink 4y ago
People are flipping these things on ebay for $400+. lol I think I'll wait for the second batch, but dang it, I want one.
454.
by brink 4y ago
Aren't most people aware that Zig exists?
455.
by brink 4y ago
E. Learning what it's like to be dumped on
456.
by brink 4y ago
Meanwhile we've had an unusually cold spring here in the Midwest.
457.
by brink 4y ago
> 04 - Reduce cost for packaging So it's cheaper? By how much?
458.
by brink 4y ago
I'm in the same boat - there's no way I would have worked at Twitter a year ago; but now I would consider it. Elon's acquisition has made me much more optimistic about the outlook of the company. If Twitter has a mass exodus
459.
by brink 4y ago
Looks like a wise move to keep potential destructive protests at bay.
460.
by brink 4y ago
I'd think the brush would muck up
461.
by brink 4y ago
Yes
462.
by brink 4y ago
I've been using a Dell XPS 13" 9310 for a year now with Endeavour OS/Gnome. It's perfect, IMO.
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Guy Buys NFT for $2.9M, Asks for $48M, Is Offered $3600(kotaku.com)
3 points by brink 5y ago|0 comments
464.
by brink 5y ago
I had the same idea for my blog whenever I get to it, but in Rust of course. :)
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by brink 5y ago
> No matter how fair Elon thinks he is, a completely private entity or person cannot guarantee unbiased free speech. The gov has shown to be unwilling to hold free speech laws to social media companies, and Twitter has been so aggressive
466.
by brink 5y ago
It concentrates power.
467.
by brink 5y ago
> We need to let go of Unixisms. Why?
468.
by brink 5y ago
My thoughts are - 1. Less distractions (no Youtube, social media, etc..) 2. Games were simpler 3. The games produced probably weren't that good
469.
by brink 5y ago
I wouldn't be so resistant to paying Youtube if they weren't so trigger happy with censorship.
470.
by brink 5y ago
A life well-lived comes with inherent risks. I'm not saying I want to go live recklessly, but I'd rather die slightly less old and happy, than old and miserable because I spent it worrying only to realize on my deathbed that I nev
471.
by brink 5y ago
I've had "chocolate cheese" before. Maybe we're talking about the same thing? I thought it tasted amazing.
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by brink 5y ago
> My mother and brother had already escaped to the quiet north. We would meet them there. It was so early that Amy and I wore our pajamas, so early that my dad hadn’t yet had a drink. At the end of our driveway, he said, “Oops. I forgot
473.
by brink 5y ago
Have you tried Rust? It really is something special.
474.
by brink 5y ago
Yeah, I didn't like it. :)
475.
by brink 5y ago
Nice article! Here are a couple of my recent personal projects.. I couldn't find a command line media player that was simple enough for my liking. So I wrote one for myself that uses gstreamer as the back-end. https://github
476.
by brink 5y ago
If the cost of a safe, stable, and efficient binary is just somewhat longer compile times, then I'd consider the cost worth it.
477.
by brink 5y ago
This is the only reason I'm tempted to get an Apple machine, tbh - those sweet, sweet compile times.
478.
by brink 5y ago
You do not exist
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by brink 5y ago
A quirk that I experienced: My email is d@<my domain>.io, and thanks to Microsoft's weird password policies, I cannot use any passwords with the letter d in them.
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by brink 5y ago
Extremists? It was found in court that he in fact, did nothing wrong.

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