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It's all streaming. Twitch, YouTube. Running any of those on Firefox, vs. other browsers, is a lot hotter. I did a post about it and according to Apple's "Energy Usage" Firefox was like 50x higher than Safari and 30x hig
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Zoom calls in Firefox -- a lot of people don't download the software but just run it in browser.
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Cool, but when will they release a feature that makes it so I can run a Zoom call without turning my MBP into a toaster hot enough to melt diamonds?
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Cool, but like... when will they focus on battery life / performance? Every time I stream a call, my Macbook turns into a toaster and battery life goes into freefall.
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Question about Firefox Energy Use
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Totally agree, but looks like they just got Slashdotted. Hard to imagine it'll be down much longer. Shame they couldn't anticipate this, or scale better. Curious what their postmortem will have in it.
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Supreme Court Rules That About Half Of Oklahoma Is Native American Land : NPR || https://www.npr.org/2020/07/09/889562040/supreme-court-rules... Supreme Court recognizes Native sovereignty in much of Okl
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It's not just "being nice to devs" -- open source communities are utter shit for everyone. My experience working on open-source projects, from a Product Manger perspective, is it sucks too. To get it right, modern software ta
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When I worked there, about a decade ago, they were aiming for 40-50% year over year growth metrics. Anything that threatened that was drug out and shot. If you were a dev who was like, "Hey, we need to test our stuff... do proper code
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Yes, but... Having worked at SolarWinds they're especially susceptible to demands from sales and marketing. "Go faster, ignore tech best practices, etc." It's not unique, but their culture is not a dev-first, or security
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Do you work there? Or just a fan? Thanks for the response! > There's a small clock between the sending date and the (double) tick which indicates just that. Cool, I see it now. But there's still no way to change it. In Snapchat
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I really want to like Signal, just... it's so shitty at times. Discord and Slack are great. Even Microsoft Teams. Shitty things about Signal: 1) When you set "Disappearing Messages" it's for any messages that come in aft
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6y ago
Seems relevant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2F0wjoKEhg
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Also... man, as a junior staff member, the opposite is true. Establish yourself as someone capable, eager, and motivated. Don't come in to a new org and be like, "No, I'm going to be successful by telling people no." Oof
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The History of XCOM - YouTube || https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxUVoWt2K78
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Best game ever made.
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Ha, spot on. When you find a flaw, do you fix the system or game the system?
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My neighbor in Austin is a lawyer for the police union. He would hand these cards out to everyone in the cul-de-sac along with some booze for Christmas presents. There's a little "CLEAT" sticker that you can put in your back
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I'm going to start traveling with a 10 TB Encrypted NAS full of static. They can download that and save it if they want. What sucks is that I know this is probably being stored on AWS. Tech companies enable this kind of shit, and even
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In college we had a professor who went over some of the things these guys did in their spare time. This article sums it up a bit. Really helps to put a face to the name... =P https://io9.gizmodo.com/the-11-most-depraved-thin
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You people say, "I'm in the toilet..." Eww. The bathroom (or restroom) is the room the toilet lives in. Water Closet is fine I guess, just sounds so antiquated. The toilet is the thing you poop in. When a Brit or Aussie says,
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* Ithaca Hours - Wikipedia || https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithaca_Hours > Date of introduction > November 1991
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I use an Ikea Jerker desk as my main desk. I love it. You can set it to any height you want, adjust the monitor shelf height, and it's so sturdy. For my home office I got two... one for work, and one for gaming. They cost like $50 when
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> 2) Over-communicate. Make sure you ask questions, write thorough emails that explain rationale. It’s really important that you aggressively set and meet expectations. A major problem people have is expectation mismatch. Make sure both
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I want to love Signal, but it's just so meh. * Message sync is like non-existent. Messages on my phone or laptop aren't kept in sync at all. Delete one one place, they don't delete in both. * Let me edit messages, like every
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A lot of people are screaming about re-use... but man, these were never designed to be consumer bikes. You likely don't have a one-at-a-time charger, they probably have some sort of rack that charges 100 batteries at once. Similar issu
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Well, yes... but anyone who doesn't use service-oriented architecture should be fired, right? (= I mean... we've all seen some of the shit Amazon put out back in the day, the one-offs, the impossible to maintain or integrate with
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Having done a bit of time at Amazon, I'm so perplexed by some of the news coming out around them now. * Amazon.jobs || https://www.amazon.jobs/en/principles Ownership, Insist on the Highest Standards, Earn Trust,
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7y ago
Whenever there's something I don't want to do, I say, "I can do it for 15 minutes." And I book in the next 15 minutes I can find. Sometimes it takes a few starts, but that approach has yet to let me down. Also, I book in
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Spot on. Amazon was able to hire over 100k employees in the last month. They did that by providing the best possible choice for those people -- the people wanted to work there. Sure, all for transparency, but let's be real. This job is
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