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by dnh44 5y ago
Another frustrating point for me is when the decision makers / stakeholders and the users don't overlap.
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One of the first bits of paid work I did was for a printing company that made business cards among lots of other things. They would manually create a CorelDraw document with a page full of cards for each employee, taking the contact informa
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I'm sorry but I'm going to provide negative feedback here which I feel kind of guilty about because clearly a lot of work has gone into building this. The first thing I didn't like is that from the photos on your website it d
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iCloud is a tool that lets my parents just that. This means I don't have to do it for them and no one has to worry about losing years of photographs due to a device failure. edit: I guess my point is that different people have differen
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Your comment really resonated with me. I love the feeling too and would set the alarm for even earlier just so I could snooze for longer. What I eventually realised though is that doing this really fucks with your last couple hours of sleep
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It seems to me there are three options available when it comes to YouTube. One can allow the ads to play, block them, or pay for a subscription. I've never not blocked online advertisements.
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I’m not talking about semantics nor about the international legality of it. The difference between your assertion and this situation Is that in addition to asserting that Crimea is now a part of Russia they also control and govern it. I don
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If I remember the story correctly the neighbour killed his dogs. That’s a pretty strong motive.
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Yes, Crimea does indeed de facto belong to Russia, although de jure it is recognised by most countries as belonging to Ukraine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_facto https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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Crimea de facto belongs to Russia now and that isn't going to change to no matter how many warships cruise past it. Realistically it's difficult to imagine any scenario where Crimea ends up belonging to Ukraine again. Now that Bid
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by dnh44 5y ago
Yeah even back then the population density is way higher than anywhere I've ever lived. However I still take issue with the original argument of: > just in case anyone was falling for the romantic falsehood this line was selling. I
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It might be a dense suburb now but what was it like 40 years ago when he moved there?
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Star Trek TNG basically predicted this in 1991 in the episode The Game. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_%28Star_Trek:_The_Nex...
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by dnh44 5y ago
I always sort of thought that calling yourself a CEO or managing director of a small company sounded pretty lame and pretentious, but that founder worked quite well as a modest but accurate job title. I don't know if that was ever true
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- A simple Static webpage for general information. This is updated about once a year. - email for writing to customers. No automated emails or boilerplate. - smartphone for speaking to customers. We use a combination of FaceTime, WhatsApp,
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by dnh44 5y ago
It's also ikra in Romanian.
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Coincidentally a friend of mine was just attacked and bit by a large Alsatian. Luckily he is mostly okay! The dog was on the lead (or leash for you American English speakers) at the time of the attack though.
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I would take the decision based on tax law in your country. If you live in the UK the answer to this is almost always yes. Even if that means making a personal loan to the company so it can pay your salary (at least up to the roughly £10k t
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by dnh44 5y ago
You get plenty of sleep, exercise, and manage to take breaks. You read books and are in a good relationship. And you like what you do. It sounds like you're living the dream. Maybe try to spend more time outside in nature.
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Would any person in any country argue that their leaders aren't incompetent?
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A friend of mine is building a framework for Unity that allows for easy multiplayer. I haven’t tried it because I don’t work on games but it seems like a cool idea. https://gameplumbers.com/
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by dnh44 5y ago
Walking dogs off lead is totally normal in the UK as well.
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>This is definitely a new low for the Russia-Western relations FYI Belarus is a country rather than a region in Russia.
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by dnh44 5y ago
Yeah I totally agree. The only one I’ve played recently that recreated the magic of childhood for me was Breath of the Wild.
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FYI the most recent version of macOS (Big Sur) is v11.3; but I know what you mean.
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>I guess I don't get your point, if a user wants to sideload fortnite or facebook, good for them? This will result in a few "must have" apps being side-loaded to start, and finish with people having to reinstall their phon
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Final Fantasy 1 for the NES (spoiler alert) has a plot twist at the end where you save the world by undoing a time travel paradox created by the villain. This results in no one being aware that you've just saved the world, or that it
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by dnh44 5y ago
A few years ago a replayed an old video game that I hadn't played since childhood. There are a few parts of the game that were quite difficult and involved a fairly complicated sequence of events, one of them being the final boss battl
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Ask HN: What should I learn next; Rust or Elixir?
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I actually just got an M1 Mac since that post and I've decided to start from scratch again for the exact same reasons as you've mentioned here.

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