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chooseaname
6y ago
Not only that but it got worse after iOS10/11.
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chooseaname
6y ago
This argument doesn't give a shit about the ones who do get sick.
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chooseaname
6y ago
> I suspect that approximately no one reads that "What's new" section, and they know it. Sadly, people have been trained not to because devs always say, "Bug fixes and improvements". Some people really do want to
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chooseaname
6y ago
Nope. They have to generate recurrent income in some form or another, otherwise they won't get the green light.
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chooseaname
6y ago
Nope. Analog reading devices.
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chooseaname
6y ago
Give me a dumb pair of headphones with a 3.5mm jack and I'm happy. Edit: Thinking about this article more, it really goes back to hardware not getting funding unless there's a model for recurrent income. It's going to get a
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chooseaname
6y ago
gasmask on mac allows you to swap /etc/host files also.
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chooseaname
6y ago
> We can fight it by electing the correct people. Can we? I don't see anyone on either side [0] of the isle doing much of anything about this. > But more importantly, I won't be spirited away to a black site by speaking ill
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chooseaname
6y ago
Bonuses should reflect success. Succeed at keeping the company afloat until sold? Bonus. Succeed in turning company around? Bonus. Nothing before.
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6y ago
On first read, I noticed that I started reading the words fairly easily but then it started to feel random. I read your comment then went back and it does seem as though if the first and last letters remained the same, I could read the word
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chooseaname
6y ago
Appears to be the usual[0]: rash, redness, itching, etc. [0] Not minimizing this, it’s just that our bodies tend to react to allergens in certain ways.
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chooseaname
6y ago
I don't think you understood. I _would_ switch jobs. That's what I meant by they have to.
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chooseaname
6y ago
Well, for me, that is a hill I choose to die on.
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chooseaname
6y ago
If any company expects me to access my work email while mobile, they have to provide a phone. I never mix work and personal. I've also never had a company say no to that.
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6y ago
"...or suspect that people use food stamps to buy lobster and filet mignon, or barter their food stamp purchases for things that you can't buy with food stamps." Rare, but it happens. The people who think this is more than a
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6y ago
"test" It's just a test.
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chooseaname
6y ago
People are using third party code without fully understanding what they’re bringing in or the consequences of bringing it in.
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chooseaname
6y ago
> and when folks read the scriptures as a series of disconnected logical propositions all sorts of wackiness ensues. Most people reading the bible don't do this. This would be very very odd.
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chooseaname
6y ago
Yes (both are correct).
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6y ago
I think very few people want to get rid of the police. I think people are tired of the militarized police. They don't need MRAPS. They don't need to show up at a domestic call with full body armor and assault rifles. We need to en
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chooseaname
6y ago
I turned it off. Now I just handle each red squiggly on it’s own.
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6y ago
ISPs will sue saying the government should not compete with business.
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chooseaname
6y ago
But they won't. We've already done that before.
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chooseaname
6y ago
I think it was Ars that ran an article a couple years back that showed how much money AT&T has gotten for broadband access they never completed. It was $Billions.
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6y ago
Is there any kind of indicator in the cockpit to remind the pilot? A light? A voice (like the stall voice), that says, "Hey doofus, you're descending and close to landing, so LOWER THE GEAR!"
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6y ago
I have a small server at home running proxmox. I have a couple containers (lxd) running for personal dev projects. I agree that if you can do it like this, it's nice. I can be pretty much anywhere and open up a terminal, vpn in, and p
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6y ago
And soon the industry follows. How long until we cannot get a laptop that runs Linux? Before you down vote, at least let that sink in a minute.
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6y ago
The 6S is the point when a phone got "fast enough". It was fast enough to be useful as a mobile phone without being frustrating to use. Everything since has been gravy, but the 6S is still surprisingly useful as a mobile device.
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6y ago
> In case... When it happens, deal with it - odds are it won't. Expend the energy making the code base testable not pretending to be an insurance company ("In case sh..").
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6y ago
> ... make your code more amenable to change. This is where "make it easy to test" comes in. And, sure, there are some things that are easy to anticipate. If you're processing CSV, you may get asked to process arbitrary
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