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by chrisan 6y ago
I still enjoy watching F1, but something the way the cameras were back in the Senna era were just... raw and guttural. You could feel the speed and the closeness of the drive to the track. Perhaps it was because they were imperfect/s
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by chrisan 6y ago
> health, lifestyle I think this is a big one, at least from my 40yo pov. Getting a boss to tell the client "we will add that feature to our list" vs telling me "we really like this client, how fast can you crank out this
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by chrisan 6y ago
> This is beyond "an honest mistake" and it should have been caught by any of the (many) scans the bank orders for its websites. And the scan/report should have caught that. Who does their scans/reports? What is the s
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by chrisan 6y ago
How does that change by having the bot add items to the cart? You haven't solved anything You are still left with the same scenario as if the store listed the individual shipping price on the front page Google isn't going to know
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by chrisan 6y ago
I had the opposite experience. Fire TV was painful to use Vue on. I had such a bad experience with every streaming app that when I did use Youtube and it actually worked smoothly I was amazed. Not $65 amazed granted.
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by chrisan 6y ago
> Email must die. No buts or ifs. It must die. You are a poor or ignorant engineer and architect if you build new things that depend on email in 2020. You have three fingers pointing back at yourself
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by chrisan 6y ago
> I am a geologist passionate about sharing Earth's intricacies with you. I received my PhD from Duke University where I studied the geology and climate of the Amazon I find it hard to believe someone with those credentials would b
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by chrisan 6y ago
Not only do I still see it but I ALSO see the thumbs up comment instead of just clicking the thumbs up reaction /cries
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by chrisan 6y ago
1 costs them lost ad revenue the other... who knows. I would not expect to see any changes with the latter
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by chrisan 6y ago
> If everyone had to pay $1 to submit an issue and/or a pull request, open source projects would get a lot less "support spam" :) I dunno, that seems odd. Do you not want to know about bugs in your project to make it bett
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by chrisan 6y ago
> I always assumed "master" was from audio recording - i.e. a master record. You are correct (according to the guy who picked master as the name) there https://twitter.com/xpasky/status/127147745175605
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by chrisan 6y ago
i'd imagine most of the background colors are the same as most people set an image as their background. ive not really thought about (or even know to be honest) what my desktop background color is these days. its not something ive thr
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by chrisan 6y ago
if youre not familiar I would suggest it too :) I've gotten a few friends started on pi hole and ended up with minecraft servers, free nas, kodi, and retropi
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by chrisan 6y ago
I think it is being hugged to death atm, can't load it either.
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by chrisan 6y ago
Probably also more lax in TX than CA
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by chrisan 6y ago
It depends on the use case https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/min... 256MB for IoT without display, 512MB with display For Mobile or desktop editions they say to have 1GB or higher for 3
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by chrisan 6y ago
1 more plus for the form of frameworks. People on your team must be on the same page and work within that form. If everyone is left to their own devices you will get a lot of friction when going into parts of the code you did not create yo
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by chrisan 6y ago
> There seems to be a consistent theme of employees being treated with suspicion, condescension and outright hostility. I'd suggest working with or managing a place with low-skilled people. They of course aren't all like that
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by chrisan 6y ago
Agreed. I have a google account, but I only use it for signins to places I could easily create other means of signing in. If its for a place I know I want to always have access to and never have to worry about re-creating then I use my pers
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by chrisan 6y ago
I mean you admit it yourself, far too often the splitting off is inappropriate. Normally an inappropriate microsservices is a net negative over all that costs you money in the long run. Just because its working doesn't mean it is eff
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by chrisan 6y ago
There are tools out there (like npm audit) that can alert you to known vulnerabilities.
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by chrisan 7y ago
The only thing I use a GUI for when related to git is a 3-way merge. The built in merge tool with a Jetbrains product is pretty good. There are some other features like the git highlighting in a file is a quick and easy way to see how the
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by chrisan 7y ago
Man that - operator is one of the first things I learned to help filter results. These days either my searches have become better or their interpretation/context has as I rarely have to use that anymore
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by chrisan 7y ago
> Maybe I'm spoiled by Apple et al., but my Switch feels quite the opposite of premium in the hand. Does everyone still feel this way about Apple? I still can remember the first iPhone I had. The 3G just felt really great in my han
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by chrisan 7y ago
There is actually a dude who streams this https://www.twitch.tv/kitboga I don't see how people can sit there and watch this live with him trying but normally the clipped/edited videos are pretty funny how much he
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by chrisan 7y ago
Is there a way to resize a pane? Normally one of my panes is just to run a process (like a local server) where I don't need to see output from it and 2 or 3 lines would suffice
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by chrisan 7y ago
Basic * It's intended in part as a commemoration on the 50-year anniversary of the sketch, but also to draw attention to the need for a more streamlined peer review process for grants in the health sciences. * "So, put together a
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by chrisan 7y ago
Looks like they wanted to auto generate instead of maintain by hand the AUTHORS file.
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by chrisan 7y ago
> But the reality is that our roads are ill suited for the task, catastrophically and obviously dangerous, and people insist on trying it anyway because in principle, it should work. The vast majority of roads are ill suited for bikes in
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by chrisan 7y ago
> except for certain special occasions involving traditional family foods Nice, we are trying to get there. Down to kike once or twice a month for red meat. Rest is vegetarian and chicken maybe twice a week.

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