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by doix 2y ago
document.querySelectorAll('img').forEach(img => img.style.background = 'white'); As a quick hack for anyone else that has the problem (paste into your browser console).
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by doix 2y ago
I used to work for a small SaaS that _really_ cared about quality/speed/usability. Unfortunately, it doesn't really sell well. People care about features and if you're missing a feature compared to a competitor people wo
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by doix 2y ago
Eh, I can kinda see it. It depends on your definitions of words. People have been muddying the waters with what "open source" means anyway. I have known it to mean code released under an open source license. Other people use it to
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by doix 2y ago
Because then as you change timelines you will still see the same thing posted multiple times. Still feels like a solvable problem that improves the experience in my book.
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by doix 2y ago
> Feeds from social media though? A hard pass. Especially now, when so many people cross-post the same content to multiple networks. Feels like a solvable problem. Do a string comparison and then just put multiple icons next to the post.
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by doix 2y ago
For me, getting what's in my head out onto the screen as fast as possible increases my productivity immensely. Maybe it's because I'm used to working with constant interruptions, but until what I want is on the screen, I can&
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by doix 2y ago
AI gives super powers because it saves you an insane amount of typing. I used to be a vim fanatic, I was very efficient but whenever I changed language there was a period where I had to spend getting efficient. Setup some new snippets for b
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by doix 2y ago
Oh wow, I expected it to be minimized, obfuscated JS, but it's completely readable! I wish more extensions were like this...
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by doix 2y ago
I see many comments about not using this because China/ByteDance stealing data, etc. I get it for for enterprise, you don't want your code leaking to the outside world, even if in my experience, the code is mostly garbage and not
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by doix 2y ago
Yeah, I first learned that from the "HOW TO SKATE A 10K" ebook[0] that was posted here[1] a while ago. He talks about how he tracked heart rate to figure out when he was going to get sick. I then started looking back at my histori
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by doix 2y ago
In which countries are eSIMs cheaper? I have never encountered this in Africa or in Asia. I was just in Vietnam, a local SIM was probably 50% cheaper than anything I could find on esimdb. Currently I'm in Georgia, unlimited internet fo
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by doix 2y ago
I really don't see the connection between an eSIM and your SIM not working abroad here. All an eSIM does is replace a physical one with a "digital" one. You'd still be using your carrier in these places. For your sim to
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by doix 2y ago
Sure, and that's why I don't think they'd invest heavily in anti-piracy measures. It requires a special skillset, your average developer isn't going to really know much about it. If I had to guess, there's a single
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by doix 2y ago
> However, Canon is a hardware company, not a software company, That probably makes it pretty easy to reverse engineer their software to bypass the restrictions.
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by doix 2y ago
I booked a place that said it has a washing machine, it did not have a washing machine, Airbnb let me cancel that month and gave me some extra credit to book another place. Another host tried to get me to pay a deposit in cash, I complained
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by doix 2y ago
I'm in a similar situation, except it's closer for 4 years for me. My experience is completely different to yours, the options on booking.com/agoda/expedia/trip are usually garbage compared to what I can get on Airb
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by doix 2y ago
I wonder what the origin of that template is, because it looks almost identical to mine, and I yoinked my template from somewhere back in 2012-2013. It says it's based on sb2nov/resume [0], but that only goes back to 2017. They mu
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by doix 2y ago
Yep, we need the equivalent of DMARC, DKIM, and SPF for the telecom system. We solved it for email, feels like we should be able to solve it for telecom. I really hate any system that relies on the telecom system for any sort of verificatio
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by doix 2y ago
Yeah I should have said design, embarrassingly I used to work in a (fabless) semiconductor company. Totally agree with the software part. AMD usually designs something in the same ball park as Nvidia, and usually has a better price:performa
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by doix 2y ago
Nvidia (and AMD) make the "core", but they don't make a "full" graphics card. Or at least they don't mass produce them, I think Nvidia tried it with their "founders edition". It's just not their
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by doix 2y ago
I had the powder: https://huel.com/products/huel That's the page I got the $2.21 per serving figure. I wasn't hungry when I ate Huel, but I was never "full" like after eating a pizza. To be honest I
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by doix 2y ago
I did say "at home", I still ate out plenty. I just don't find the effort/cost/reward of being able to cook at home worth it. When traveling, I eat plenty of local and varied food. The problem of cooking at home is
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by doix 2y ago
For quite a long time, I ate only Huel at home. At $2.21 per serving (a bit cheaper in the UK - £1.51, where I am from), and 5 servings per day, it's $11.05 per day. 4.5x what the author did, but I think it's worth it. Whilst it c
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by doix 2y ago
Eh, per capita China has lower emissions than the US whilst manufacturing and exporting significantly more. Everything is intertwined and tightly coupled, such simple statements are rarely accurate.
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by doix 2y ago
Clever use of attribute selectors and the :has selector. Unfortunately as the article talks about, not every website stores the published date in the same way, so you can't write a generic CSS rule to add increasing levels of sepia to
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by doix 2y ago
Yep, exact opposite for me too. I enjoy using Linux the way I have it setup and it brings me joy. I've practically removed/automated all my annoyances over the years and now things just work the way _I_ want them to work. Rather t
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by doix 2y ago
On one hand I agree with you, on the other hand I'm happy they are taking the effort to do this because it will reduce e-waste. When those MacBooks no longer receive updates, they can get a second life thanks to this work.
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by doix 2y ago
Depends what you mean by fiddling. But I'm in the process of switching to mac from Linux because my new job has forced it upon me. I tried installing "Flameshot" via homebrew and it wouldn't run until I went into Finder,
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by doix 2y ago
My girlfriend had the craziest workflow. No laptop, only iPhone and iPad Pro. She had an external USB-C hard drive, she couldn't connect it to her iPhone but could to the iPad. What she would do is airdrop photos from her iPhone to her
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by doix 2y ago
Most motivation/self-help books are reiterating the same things in different ways. And it's probably okay, because each wording/phrasing can make the message "click" for different people. Same thing with the timing.

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