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choward
7y ago
You aren't from the United States are you? They are already washed when you buy them here so you have to put them in the fridge.
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choward
7y ago
Do you still use it?
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choward
7y ago
It sounds like you both agree then. It's for fashion.
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choward
7y ago
I'm using Linux Mint and it scrolls super slow. I will never understand why companies insist on wasting resources on ruining a feature that works perfectly fine. What do they get out of it? Does it somehow lead to more profit? It reall
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choward
7y ago
> If you have the actual .swf file, you can run the game in Flash Projector, easy! What if it depends on the page it was originally hosted on? https://help.adobe.com/en_US/as3/dev/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e...
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choward
7y ago
I can't tell if you're trolling or not. But if not, this is a terrible way to think: It's okay to steal and gamble with someone else's money as long as you become rich enough to pay it back? Only if you lose more money t
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choward
7y ago
> "this" refers to the Sprite that invoked the function Sure, "this" is always what invoked the function. Why not just pass in the sprite to the function though and use the argument instead? That makes the learning mo
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choward
7y ago
It's a shame they decided to involve one of the worst parts of JavaScript and hardest to explain in all the examples: "this". I've written a lot of JavaScript code that doesn't use it and it's really easy to un
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choward
7y ago
Because I'm always going to buy Intel products?
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choward
7y ago
Sadness?
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choward
7y ago
It's a shame they are so hostile to developers. I wonder if they'll ever fix this: https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/6910
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choward
7y ago
> I imagine these pages are intended for someone who's interested in Go but wants to know more But the title literally says "a new hub for Go developers".
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choward
7y ago
One of my biggest gripes with modern software is using notifications for things that shouldn't actually be notifications. IMO, marketing/advertising NEVER should be a notification. Notifications are for things where you find value
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choward
7y ago
I don't understand this at all. How is this for developers?. The first screenshot of the main page is half logos/ads for companies using go. If I'm a developer using this is meaningless to me. The first link in the navigation
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choward
7y ago
10 for "world's" which includes "world's best" "world's most". A very cringey read if you ask me yet people eat this stuff up.
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choward
7y ago
$4.99 a week has to be a joke, right? $20 a month is about double what I pay for Netflix and half of my phone bill. Just to send messages to people? I'm sure the article is leaving things out but as of right now I don't get this a
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choward
7y ago
Doesn't ring a bell. Am I supposed to know who he is?
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choward
7y ago
3. Increase my confidence that the article is actually real. I have no way of verifying anything in this article so as far as I'm concerned it's fake. I need a picture or at least a make and model so I know the alarm clock in ques
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choward
7y ago
I knew someone would say this. I almost used "as a parent" instead. Hacker news and the internet in general is full of people making opinions about things they aren't experts in and that's okay. I wonder why parenting is
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choward
7y ago
This is completely absurd and I'm convinced it solves zero problems. The kids don't know they're being spied on until they do something "wrong". Gaggle (a terrible name btw) claim they prevent suicides and school sh
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choward
7y ago
You forgot Play Fit.
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choward
7y ago
That's absolutely a marketing message. It's most likely a feature that I don't care about and benefits the company more than me. I don't need my phone to vibrate. If I received a transfer that's a different story.
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choward
7y ago
This was my exact experience. They provide a UI that doesn't allow me to type and then immediately after I'm done using it and want to get feedback I need to type? No thanks.
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choward
7y ago
> IBM Model-M keyboard I hope you work in a sound proof room.
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choward
7y ago
It's the same thing with restaurants and tipping. They want you to see the lowest number possible when choosing what to spend money on. Then you pay a 20% fee on top of that for some reason.
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choward
7y ago
I don't usually install apps (especially games) with in app purchases. The only time I sometimes do is when I know what they are up front. Can you explain what the in app purchases are in the description?
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choward
7y ago
Cool, but how does it help me reason about my code and maintain large projects? It doesn't even support typescript. Sure, the components look okay in isolation, but what about the big picture?
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choward
7y ago
> Svelte has not yet received the attention it deserves. When it is mentioned, the focus is typically on its ability to produce bundled code that is significantly smaller than the alternatives. However, Svelte makes many tasks easier, in
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7y ago
At least they brought attention to how bad it was to rely on NPM. If anyone doesn't remember, this is how the whole left-pad issue started: https://blog.npmjs.org/post/141577284765/kik-left-pad-and-np...
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7y ago
I know it's anecdotal, but my mom is a police dispatcher and told me they call off high speed chases all the time, especially those involving motorcycles.
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