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dayjobpork
6y ago
In fact Australian Consumer Law flat out holds them liable for costs due to problems a seller could have reasonably foreseen
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6y ago
This is bullshit. Unless it clearly says at boot 'continuing will permanently prevent your CPU from being used in a non Dell computer y/n?' they are asking for a lawsuit for damaging hardware
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dayjobpork
6y ago
It's not just web pages, modern software engineers just make terribly unoptimised programs. Why does a recent game on a powerful pc take longer to open that old DOS games? Not just loading a level, but even getting to the start screen
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dayjobpork
6y ago
Amazon owns bookdepository
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dayjobpork
6y ago
What if spacex just didn't pollute the sky for an entire planet?
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dayjobpork
6y ago
Unless Musk has secretly invented Romulan cloaking technology, being invisible doesn't help when you are trying to look at the stuff behind
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dayjobpork
6y ago
Have you ever used any complex software, especially aimed at specific skills / occupations? It's like they throw darts at balloons to randomly select which UI elements are being moved each release. I've used Word every day fo
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6y ago
I'd like to live in a world were instead of developers just breaking an existing api, they leave the existing, in use apis and add new ones. It's ridiculous how often shit just breaks because an api is changed in an update.
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6y ago
The richest person in Australia seriously floated an idea to import foreign workers and pay them $2 a day to work in her mines I've always looked at minimum wage as an employer saying "I'd pay you less if I legally could"
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6y ago
I for one am glad that they ban all alternative web browsers, so I don't have to deal with issues like using addons I like or not having pages randomly reload because ios thinks they should. Enforced lack of choice is awesome. I wonder
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6y ago
Countdown until scammers figure out a way to screw up the parsing code and get Chrome to show the incorrect fake url
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6y ago
If there was another app store, no one is forcing you to use it.
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dayjobpork
6y ago
No company can sell or distribute an app without having to use the appstore. Sideloading is restricted by design to not work as a standard installation method
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dayjobpork
6y ago
So Apple, who illegally colluded with other tech companies to keep engineering salaries down, should be put in control of hiring processes? There isn't a lol big enough
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6y ago
How does someone build their own phone?
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6y ago
“We are constantly reviewing compensation philosophies to better recognize the talent of our highest performers and keep us competitive in the industry, all with the aim of rewarding and investing more in top employees.” This is execspeak f
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6y ago
How do you know they actually pay you more?
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6y ago
Krebs on Doxxing
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6y ago
Meanwhile Pentax is still avoiding the issue of multiple models dying from cheap apature solonoids.
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6y ago
When you fine some cool tool you can: 1. Use as is. 2. Make behind the scenes changes that don't alter functionality. 3. Make changes that add functionality. 4. Make changes that remove existing functionality. 4 is the problem. It&#
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6y ago
I bought a 2nd hand hp i5 to run Blue Iris, poe switch and a couple of dahua cams. The set up was pretty straightforward, there is info on the insanely toxic ipcamtalk site on recommended Blue Iris settings. Basically you need an Intel CPU