castis

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121.
by castis 7y ago
Just so we're all on the same page, they're applying their own pre-stated rules to people all over the world. I'm not advocating that what they're doing is right but lets not make things up.
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by castis 7y ago
I successfully deleted mine earlier today and did not have to present any sort of ID. "Might" stands.
123.
by castis 7y ago
Its not for no reason, they add nothing to the conversation. Their comment is redundant after having read past the first sentence in the article.
124.
by castis 7y ago
> retain the ability to obtain money Still not the same as having no money.
125.
by castis 7y ago
Thats not at all how any of the mechanism you're talking about works. The alternative OP speaks of is having no money. Everything gets more difficult if you lack any of this resource.
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by castis 7y ago
ORMs are a tool in the overall toolbox. Attempting to apply their usage to every facet of an application is, of course, ham-fisted.
127.
by castis 7y ago
Maybe we should make a hard right and protect our servers with assault rifles instead.
128.
by castis 7y ago
Id be relatively surprised that this isn't already a thing.
129.
by castis 7y ago
The apple equivalent of 'meeting that should have been an email'.
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by castis 7y ago
Removing the SE fragments the user base. I'll go to another hardware vendor to keep a hand-sized device.
131.
by castis 7y ago
I believe thats what drakonka is saying.
132.
by castis 7y ago
> regex will result in fragile/hard to understand code Sure, if you dont know what you're doing.
133.
by castis 7y ago
Google the inverse question "how to build good software" and dont stop reading until you die?
134.
by castis 7y ago
Maybe it would be more helpful if I also put on a hostile attitude?
135.
by castis 7y ago
It most certainly is actionable advice, but it's usefulness depends on how well you take blunt advice.
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by castis 7y ago
> It would maybe reduce the number of scam calls though Sounds great, lets do that.
137.
by castis 7y ago
edit: nah
138.
by castis 7y ago
Denis Efremov is the new maintainer, Jiri Kosina is the old maintainer.
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by castis 7y ago
So where do we draw the line here? Ive implemented infinite scrolling on various forms of list-views over the years for dashboards here and there. Do we categorize and label what would or would not be 'intentionally addictive' con
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by castis 7y ago
No, noise ordinances are in place to prevent people from interrupting each others sleep, which is necessary for maintaining a relative level of sanity. It is not analogous to preventing companies from forcing a specific UI pattern on a webs
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by castis 7y ago
Irritation is not a valid reason for the government to step in and assert their power.
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by castis 7y ago
How do you feel about Windows Defender?
143.
by castis 7y ago
If your intent is to sleep, it's likely no one will bother to wake you.
144.
by castis 7y ago
not if you use a different type, something like -t ecdsa
145.
by castis 7y ago
I have 3, had them for years. Haven't been struck down by any gods yet.
146.
by castis 7y ago
This is a good example of what people do in real life when confronted with change they want vs repercussions. Compounded by the fact that it was posted by username 'gambiting'.
147.
by castis 7y ago
Should probably change the name to UsTube.
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by castis 7y ago
well that was super cool. i love that it feels older, i wasnt around for any of the BBS action back in the day but getting involved with something similar would be cool. any other places on the internet like this anyone know of?
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by castis 7y ago
Its not actually safari, but it is webkit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_for_iOS > Unlike Firefox on Android, Firefox for iOS does not support browser add-ons. Additionally, it uses Apple's Webkit rende
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by castis 7y ago
Is it snobbery to think that maybe those unwashed masses should get their shit together and not trample on the places they've just landed?

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