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by comeonseriously 6y ago
Depends on the dev. I fully understand. But then I'm a minimalist by nature so maybe that has something to do with it. The more knobs and dials there are, not only the more chance for something to break, but more chance for an inconsi
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
I rather like my Shield TV (2017). Nvidia has been pretty good about keeping it up to date, so I wonder how this changes things.
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
WHAT!!!!???? I did not know this existed! Thank you.
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
I feel Google is a lot like me. I start side projects for the sake of learning, but I rarely finish them because, for me, finishing isn't the goal.
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Some Pixel 4a units are exhibiting a touchscreen bug on Android 11(androidpolice.com)
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
As the article points out, Google is doing similar with Android TV. I'm not happy. I bought a Shield TV for a higher-end experience. I don't want ads on my home screen. I know, ToS, etc.. Bah! No excuse!
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
The MBAs are coming to take me away, ha ha he he, the MBAs are coming to take me away!
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
What does "occasional" look like? There are millions who can't find work due to the pandemic. How often should they ask for help? More importantly, why aren't we collectively falling all over ourselves to help those peop
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
Now that the work of migrating is done?
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
You don't spend $60 to fix a faucet, you spend $100K to redo the bathroom.
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
Serious trypophobia from that one image on the linked article.
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
They don't care. They're revenue is from ads. If they get a bump in revenue from gleaning information off of Tables (tm) to display relevant ads to you for the year this will be active, then maybe it was worth it.
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
On the one hand, a lot of devs see production support as beneath them. On the other I think managers seem to thing they'll get a net productivity increase doing this, but there's not. Development gets much harder when you have to
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
Engineers absolutely should do prod support. But... There should be layers below. It should only come to engineering when nobody else can figure it out.
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
Good grief, what is Boeing, the mafia? "Nice airplane ya got there. Should would hate for something to happen to it."
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
> My question is this: how long does the MAX have to be grounded before the costs of it not being service end up more than (1) the costs of recertifying pilots, and (2) the costs of making the other design changes that would be needed to
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
"It's a beautiful plane. Nobody else can build beautiful planes. It flies. In the sky. It can carry more people than any other plane. Lot of people don't realize that. But I know that. Not like those planes from China."
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by comeonseriously 6y ago
Come on people, it is Douglas Adams. You don't read Douglas Adams and think, "Well, technically..."!