cosmotic

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901.
by cosmotic 6y ago
They didn't ramp up production when hipsters started using them as drinking glasses?
902.
by cosmotic 6y ago
It gets down to $150 a year which I think is a pretty good deal all things considered.
903.
by cosmotic 6y ago
I have a 2016 macbook and android studio runs fine along with a copy of IDEA, 10 chromes (electron), outlook, etc. Maybe you have a different problem? The jetbrains folks run a great bug tracking system; you can register and report any beac
904.
by cosmotic 6y ago
I'd give FAANG more credit if they had better track records of producing good products with good design and good engineering, but the track record is mostly a trail of failures in terms of bad design and bad engineering. Facebook has l
905.
by cosmotic 6y ago
No, I have no reason to believe CS6 stopped working, that's just the only terms I have on my local and I couldn't find an obvious archive of Adobes terms for previous versions.
906.
by cosmotic 6y ago
The terms of the CS6 license pertaining to activation don't indicate one way or the other what happens if the server was intentionally disabled by Adobe's choice. The only stated requirement is internet access; there's an imp
907.
by cosmotic 6y ago
That's an unsustainable way of life. Humans cannot feed all humans with only organic food.
908.
by cosmotic 6y ago
4.5MB would be on the smaller side of windows or mac software downloads.
909.
by cosmotic 6y ago
I hope this is fixed by finding and fixing the cause of the erroneous lockout and not just "account restored, problem solved".
910.
by cosmotic 6y ago
That may have been the intent but my experience is that I still need to install drivers to get this to either work at all or work with all the features of the device.
911.
by cosmotic 6y ago
Printing on windows and macos has been pretty stagnant for years. Windows printing is still a pretty awful experience; the print queue gets jammed and windows is really slow to unclog. The worst part is finding and updating drivers. MacOS p
912.
by cosmotic 6y ago
ArsTechnica has a much better description of what is going on: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/10/facebook-twitter...
913.
by cosmotic 6y ago
I think all those are great things to have. leetcode and puzzle-based interviews are indicative of thoughtless interview process that are lacking evidence as to their efficacy. Google used to focus on puzzles so everyone followed. Eventuall
914.
by cosmotic 6y ago
Where is the evidence that Dvorak is faster? I thought that was throughly debunked 25 years ago. https://web.archive.org/web/20190108175236/http://reason.com...
915.
by cosmotic 6y ago
In my experience, leetcode-type interviews are indicative of a not-good job at a not-good company.
916.
by cosmotic 6y ago
I'm still running High Sierra. There's nothing compelling in Mojave, Catalina, or Big Sur. They remove features I use and make the operating system generally worse. From all the news I've seen Catalina has been very buggy.
917.
by cosmotic 6y ago
I'm a huge fan of newsblur but I also don't use most of the fancy features.
918.
by cosmotic 6y ago
The modals sure make interacting with the site difficult.
919.
by cosmotic 6y ago
There are a lot of other ways to broaden one's horizons that don't cost tens of thousands of dollars. Or that do, but broaden the horizons in other ways.
920.
by cosmotic 6y ago
Which TLD did they increase on renew?
921.
by cosmotic 6y ago
IDEA has excellent log support, SQL, and CVS/JSON support including loading as a table with search.
922.
by cosmotic 6y ago
It's not that simple or as simple as the other replies. https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What...
923.
by cosmotic 6y ago
Have you tired IDEA (or siblings)? They focus on keyboard shortcuts and offer much more than vi can offer (full, integrated static analysis across with numerous languages and numerous context-sensitive tools like SSH, SCP, DB connectivity,
924.
by cosmotic 6y ago
Because thats where the money originally came from. Why should the single billionaire get to chose?
925.
by cosmotic 6y ago
It's great he donated his wealth to charity, but it's a little unfair that he took it upon himself to chose where the money went instead of letting the people choose.
926.
by cosmotic 6y ago
I've done 5 coding challenges, I deemed each one a success on my end, none resulted in a job. A few resulted in a third interview which revealed numerous additional red flags. At this point I consider a coding challenge a deal breaker.
927.
by cosmotic 6y ago
The difference is the interviewer is being paid for their time, the interviewee is not.
928.
by cosmotic 6y ago
There still hasn't been a study proving dvorak's superiority over qwerty since then so any claims to its efficiency should be met with serious skepticism.
929.
by cosmotic 6y ago
Intentional obscurity needs to be identified as such so maintainers know what follows isn't actual security. Obscurity also clouds maintainability, often making things difficult to diagnose and debug.
930.
by cosmotic 6y ago
Why is the description written like it's authored by a marketing team for executives to read, neither of which would understand what's being described?

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