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by douche 9y ago
Tends to happen when vegetables are picked early, and are at the very tail end of their shelf-life by the time they get shipped around the world and hit your refrigerator. If you grow your own, things last much, much longer. For instance,
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NET Core Is Probably Fine(aaronstannard.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
Being able to filter out and automatically hide stories from the front page by tag would be lovely. There's just so much stuff I don't care about at all that gets pushed up the front page and takes up residence there, and I'
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The View from the Trenches (or, Some Deadly Sins of CRPG Design)(filfre.net)
3 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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How Much Code Should My Developers Be Responsible For?(daedtech.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|1 comments
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by douche 9y ago
A lot of trig and geometry never really clicked for me until I had to use them in shop class. For instance, planning out the dimensions and cuts that you need to make in a rafter to get the desired roof pitch for a shed of certain dimensio
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Awesome-fable: A curated list of useful Fable tutorials, libraries and software(github.com)
1 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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Fablelous Enterprise Tic-Tac-Toe(martinand.net)
1 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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BUILD 2017 Conference Rollup for .NET Developers(hanselman.com)
3 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
That's fine. Some of us are already maxed out on our low budget of human interaction and craze cold, mechanical, impersonal efficiency. Dealing with error-prone, chatty human beings is not fun for some of us, when they simply serve as
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by douche 9y ago
The in-office hell is worse. Hell is other people.
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by douche 9y ago
You can't support everything forever, even with the kind of resources Microsoft has available. At some point you've got to tell people to upgrade off the old shit, we're not supporting it anymore (unless you pay us exorbitant
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The Many Faces of Functions in JavaScript(bocoup.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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What ASP.NET Core May Bring to the .NET Framework’s String Handling(infoq.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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Windows is home for developers with Windows 10 Fall Creators Update(blogs.windows.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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Local Machine Interprocess Communication with .NET(weblogs.asp.net)
3 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again
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by douche 9y ago
The installation process for the WSL still blows - and I say that as somebody who really likes this feature. I tried doing it today on my laptop: 1.) Open up the Programs and Features control panel. 2.) Go to Turn Windows Features on or off
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Game Debugging and Tweaking via MIDI Controller(ventspace.wordpress.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|1 comments
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by douche 9y ago
If all you've got is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. If all you've got is a rock, you're going to be working even harder on pounding those nails, and god help you when you run into screws or bolts.
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by douche 9y ago
Plus you can make your own popcorn for $0.35, instead of getting juiced $12.00 for a bowl-full.
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by douche 9y ago
From my perspective, newer vehicles are almost strictly worse than models from 20 years ago. There's a lot of complexity and bells and whistles and shoddy construction that I don't appreciate. If I could find a warehouse filled wi
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by douche 9y ago
> But on modern inline engines they're generally really easy to replace. The last two pickups I've owned, 2006 and 2010 F150s, it entails disassembling half the engine head to get at the spark plugs - and I have some experience
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by douche 9y ago
Not humans, but they eat every other animal out, decimating the deer, rabbits, turkeys, about anything smaller than moose.
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by douche 9y ago
The problem is that we keep raising the floor on the level of training and aptitude that's required to be a productive worker in society, and we're already getting to the point where a lot of people can't keep up. The shift
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by douche 9y ago
In the absence of wolves, you get coyotes and coy-dogs, which are as bad, if not worse than wolves, filling that niche. Nasty creatures.
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Exceptions Are for Programmers, Error Responses Are for Users(bennadel.com)
1 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
From TFA: > Most of the changes include subtle additions like blur effects, which is a type of design we saw back with Windows Vista And so the wheel turns...
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by douche 9y ago
> When you make someone manually scan 150 people they stop paying attention Bingo. This is not really a job that people, in general, are any good at. If there was an automated turnstile that didn't suck, that'd be a great pla
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by douche 9y ago
> (for example, hard-of-hearing passengers can't hear announcements at the airport or on the plane) You don't have to be hard-of-hearing to struggle with that. A PA system that actually worked would be lovely at most airports.

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