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by ddoolin 4y ago
FWIW, working on Firefox Dev Edition on 64-bit Arch for me.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
There's always a chance someone isn't going to like/be interested in what's going to be discussed, unless you stick purely to work, in which case why even be out socializing with coworkers?
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Thanks! I did check out her channel and a few videos and this is pretty good and right at my level (i.e. where she assumes the viewer knows things, I know them). I think I'll try one tonight :D
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by ddoolin 4y ago
This is almost poetic, thank you. As someone who has a very weird and perhaps phobic relationship with cooking, you made it seem more approachable with a few words.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Having cheated at a few competitive multiplayer video games over the years, this is one of a few good answers, particularly when it comes to FPS. That, and many such video games induce boredom so quickly, and almost always the reward at the
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Good point. Yes, I personally feel like when you're fresh, anything seems possible (and it likely is) and it can be overwhelming until, like you said, you just settle on things you're not going to do. I may dip my toes into those
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Exactly. I should've added (wrongly) after "convinced" in my original reply. :)
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Doesn't feel like that long ago since that same line of thinking is still applied to China today. Read enough and you'll be convinced of the imminent collapse of China any day now.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I was wondering the same thing re: #3. Some of it is answered in the article but it reads like it was written by a pop-tech blogger and obviously very light on details. I'm not sure where the linked article gets its information, but it
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by ddoolin 4y ago
In the office and about half of the time at home, I use one display. I don't tile the screen either, typically just maximize all applications in use and tab between them. It was never really conscious, but I also find having a bunch of
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by ddoolin 4y ago
We have two kids born and raised in Seoul. It is a bit of a pain, but also the price, quality, and quantity of prepared food outside makes it way more feasible to bring that burden down somewhat. If your children are small, I could see it b
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Literally in the article: > Instead of protecting all of iCloud with end-to-end encryption, Apple has shifted to focus on protecting some of the most sensitive user information, such as saved passwords and health data. > But backed-up
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by ddoolin 4y ago
This only happened to me in a Model S whenever it was cresting any kind of hill that it couldn't see over (which can be pretty minor rollers to big hills). It would usually start swerving to the right.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
That feature has always been pretty terrible anyway, even when it did at least function correctly.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I've been to jail for awhile, it really is like this. On top of that, you are told almost nothing about how to make bail, what's going on, etc, and also congratulations, now everyone looks down on you even if you are proven innoce
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I genuinely had no idea people still used those, or that they were still made with those.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I only use Spotify (well, and YouTube for a lot of indie Korean artists...?). At least if they sell vinyl, I regularly go buy vinyl/merchandise from them directly. Not that I'm in favor of the "Spotify pittance", just th
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I wasn't at all worried BEFORE that swim test, but afterwards I can safely say that was legitimately difficult and pretty terrifying. Especially when you realize the lake we did it in was full of leeches, which was completely foreign t
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I mean, you can pay to be in their situation. Just buy one.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Updates often break things, especially in Linux land. I don't want things updating until I do it manually, when I've decided that I have time to sit down and possibly spend time fixing breakages.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Building a kit airplane is probably not going to save you any money when you consider the space, time, and skill needed.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
According to this article, they are planning on a second test in Visalia, CA, which has not happened yet.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I've barely given it any thought, but I am more likely to click into submissions from particular domains already. That said, it's more of a secondary influence to the title.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I think Framework and System76 are largely replacing the best options from the traditional PC manufacturers for Linux users (and maybe many Windows users as well?)
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I run a pass-through entity (S Corp) and also have investment sales to list and I've been using FreeTaxUSA for three years now. I don't think I've paid for federal yet and state (single, CA) is always $15. I used to pay at le
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by ddoolin 4y ago
It was leading to harassment re: the complaint linked in the other comment.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I realize this was a week ago, but the parent comment is basically the case. The "some reason" is the expected time from request->response (which includes aggregation/interpretation of results) is 1-2 seconds with a sample
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I know you're being snarky, but success as a hyper-capitalist is less and less a good thing to many people, and not really a sign of great intelligence (more psychopathy, if anything). His behavior is very often so incredibly childlike
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by ddoolin 5y ago
It all depends. Cost-wise, Lambda is the only real option for running tens of thousands of Monte Carlo-style simulations at once (which require high performance for a very short execution time). Containers are too slow to scale up for our t
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by ddoolin 5y ago
This is why I deleted Fig ( https://fig.io/ ) right after installing it. It must've sent some uninstall information, too, because the creator/CEO emailed asking why I uninstalled it afterwards...

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