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by dbg31415 3y ago
Sure is! Just modify your hosts table. https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts
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by dbg31415 3y ago
I think she's really a much worse person than you give her credit for. Like I said, I think she had a kid just to avoid prison. The kid is a disposable accessory. Time will tell; interview the kids in 20 years. She even dropped her fak
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by dbg31415 3y ago
Want to feel old? Kurt Loder is 78.
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by dbg31415 3y ago
So walk me through this... Under the new law, if Apple, or anyone else, wanted to develop a new port what would they have to do? 1) Create the new port. 2) Get the government to sign off on it. 3) Get the market to adopt it. You see the pro
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by dbg31415 3y ago
I had to Google it... Yeah, not something you want to have to explain in an interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THvCDn8mGwo
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by dbg31415 3y ago
Talking a year from now. Or 5. How does anyone advance? People will stop trying, USB-C is just the mandate. Why spend money building alternatives? It’s adding a barrier to tech that shouldn’t be there.
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by dbg31415 3y ago
Terrifying to give government this much control over tech. If Apple wants to build a premium experience that is better than USB-C then what? They can’t? We essentially gave W3C control over web accessibly and they can’t even release a new s
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by dbg31415 3y ago
> Microsoft needs to think hard how hostile they want to be to its competitors and users, because two people can play this game. I think this is already happening. Google pushes non-stop for you to use the Gmail app, then once you do all
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by dbg31415 3y ago
The only things anyone still uses aren’t things created by Facebook. Everything he built (or is proud of) is old, or super creepy, or old and super creepy. Easy to see why nobody trusts him. I wouldn’t work for him. No amount of money gets
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by dbg31415 4y ago
Set up a second account for reviews. Easy. Annoying. But easy. Just use your middle name or a slightly different spelling. I did that when Yelp forced you to use a real name. Nobody wants to be themselves on the internet. Eww.
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by dbg31415 4y ago
Real estate sales of unused office space? I kid, I kid.
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by dbg31415 4y ago
I just came here to say this! (=
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by dbg31415 4y ago
> IKEA has always fallen apart when you try to move it... I've had the same Ikea Jerker desk since 1998. It still looks like new, and I've moved across the country with it several times. I even bought a few more when I could...
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by dbg31415 4y ago
This. 100%. You never let someone who gives notice keep their badge. You just say, "Congrats, there's the door. Cheers!" You have no control over someone who has given notice. If they do good work... that's great. But if
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by dbg31415 4y ago
Having everyone in the video cheer when it blew up was weird to me. I guess it’s progress... but feels like catastrophic failure isn’t really something to cheer. Just reminds me of Challenger blowing up. Y’know? Not a good feeling to watch
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by dbg31415 4y ago
Reddit is such a toxic waste dump these days. Good they are helping others avoid it by charging for it.
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by dbg31415 4y ago
1985 is 50 years ago! Wait... =P
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by dbg31415 4y ago
Bans come in waves. So they let cheaters cheat for a bit... but they are recording all the programs and processes that everyone is running. Then, once they see the issue as being big enough to warrant action, they ban the highest "80%&
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by dbg31415 4y ago
It did strike me as really odd a 43 year-old man would be out walking around at 2:30 AM... It'll be interesting when more details come out. All the "SF is going downhill!" stuff that came out... seems pretty irrelevant given
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by dbg31415 4y ago
In the US they just leave the package on your porch, at your door, or with your doorman. In Australia their delivery sucked and you had to go to the post office and sign for a package. Those sucked because, exactly like you said, it’s not c
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by dbg31415 4y ago
They need to fix their reviews. It's only going to get worse with AI. They have a serious junk review problem. I do a search, and the first item that shows up has a bunch of 5-star reviews... but what I really need to know is, "Ho
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Amazon will charge customers a fee for some UPS returns(cnn.com)
4 points by dbg31415 4y ago|3 comments
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by dbg31415 4y ago
I have screamed about this like a crazy person and filed bugs and was always told, "Meh there's nothing there..." But if you use Firefox to call yourself on Chrome... you'll see that Firefox takes up a TON more energy on
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by dbg31415 4y ago
I posted a link in an earlier part. But basically instead of just "Oh, we're just saying some prayers for your dead granny..." -- which I think everyone would be fine with, it's the Mormons saying, "Oh, we're s
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by dbg31415 4y ago
> Posthumously Good catch. This is how we'll be able to spot AI in the future. It won't make nearly as many dumb typos as humans do. (=
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by dbg31415 4y ago
> I have friends who set regional records for processing those old forms. I want to say hundreds of thousands of pages or some wild amount like that. Yeah, it's insane! I loved how diligent they were! They take scans of every census
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by dbg31415 4y ago
Oh... um... I mean look, it's a bit controversial. They document family trees, and then post-humorously baptize the dead so everyone's kin can get to heaven. They mean well, and it's coming from a good place, but it's a
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by dbg31415 4y ago
My grandfather probably spend 20 hours a week doing home genealogy work. Going back to I guess the 80s, he always had the latest and greatest computer system in his home. He wasn't super technical, but he knew how to use them for the t
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by dbg31415 4y ago
Makes sense. Mormons are used to reading horrible handwriting from all the time spent looking at old census sheets.
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by dbg31415 4y ago
I worked at a sandwich shop in high school... I don't know, like we wanted tips and we knew that if we made good sandwiches people would tip. I suspect Chipotle is the same. The manager was on the hook to make sure we didn't use t

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