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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Looks like I was right.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Where did they say they're closing all their stores? All they said was that they were moving sales to online only. They'll still have service centers and other physical locations unless there's a source somewhere that says th
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
That's not true, though. You can still go to a Tesla dealer and test drive one. You can't necessarily test drive the exact model that you would buy but that's exactly the edge case that the new return policy is meant to addre
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
They don't charge you extra if you live farther away, though. The delivery fee is charged to you whether they deliver it to the dealership or to your house.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
You can test drive a Tesla without paying the delivery fee too.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Although you're technically right, my point is more along the lines of people just being in the default state of skepticism. Be as secure as you, personally, can possibly be and just assume that everyone else isn't following stand
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I wish that it was more prevalent for people to just assume and know that any website, regardless of whether or not it has a chat function, has the ability to record what you're saying (read: typing). Everyone out there should act like
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
This happens every time there's a dip in the stock or some earnings report that doesn't fly through to the stratosphere for these people. Apple will be fine. The entire company didn't hinge on the decisions of one person when
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
You are correct! I didn't realize you could get the original edition on Steam. It wasn't on there for a while. Sidenote: The Doom 3 BFG edition also gives you the original Doom games although they've been nerfed a little fr
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
That's the BFG Edition, though, which, in my opinion, isn't nearly as good as the original. I liked the dynamic of needing to use the flashlight and some of the other tweaks made to the BFG edition ruin the feel of the game a litt
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
That really depends on what your definition of "flourish" is. The United States is really the only country that has "flourished" under a capitalist system and that's only if you define that through the definition
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
While I think I would agree with you normally, I don't think it makes sense to offer service manuals for Teslas. There's no way that the goodwill they would gain from doing so would outweigh any of the negative consequences when s
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Same here. I have a Google Voice number that I give out to companies and a personal number that only my friends get. I haven't had a spam or robocall in at least a decade. Google Voice is nice too because I have it to screen all call
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
What? They don't want you to know them by heart that's why they're all listed in the menu next to every command that has them and they update live as you hold down the keys so you can see what modifiers are available. Also, y
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
>The vast majority of WordPress developers are designers or non-technical people who either don't know how to code, or who can hack a bit of code now and then. That's what I thought. There's a reason why WordPress has a re
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
While I think that's a good point, there are alternatives to AD at this point in time. Anyone using that as a crutch is just giving excuses for not wanting to update their infrastructure.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I don't think that's it, though. I think the issue is moreso that they have to pay for the CMS and then, typically, for someone to customize it for them to make it what they want it to be. You're essentially paying a very hig
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Is the summary of that article basically "No one on the accessibility team knows React so we can't help?". If so, then that's more the accessibility team's fault than it is the rest of the dev team. Granted, access
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
If Gutenberg isn't an improvement for you with regard to client sites, then you're not actually developing your client sites correctly per the WordPress specs. You're relying on builders to do too much of the work for you.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I hate to start this off this way but this comment makes me feel like you're either a very novice WP user or simply a designer that likes to advertise themselves as a dev but doesn't actually do a lot of coding. Divi and Visual Co
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Same here. WordFence has been a god-send. My agency offers fully custom sites, WordPress sites, and even builds on sites like Squarespace for people and I always differentiate them for clients. If it's a site that we'll end up man
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I feel the same way. I used to use my Windows machine for everything and didn't even own a Mac but working on a Mac has been a real joy comparatively, especially for dev work. Now, my Windows machine is relegated to just being a gami
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Someone else mentioned that to me too but all I see on their site are Vizio TVs and I refuse to buy one of those. I bought a Vizio a few years ago and it was the worst TV I've ever owned. Replaced it with a Sony and never looked back.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
To be fair, I can't see any way for this to work without giving them control of the browser. Even with a TLD limited extension, the extension would need permission to access your browser window and giving it permission to do that would
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
>2. a lack of face to face contact and the setting of being in my own space keeps me in a semi-permanent doubt/guilt cycle about my work quality and how my effort and reponsiveness is being perceived. This seems like a personal issu
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
>Add in the "sneakernet" of communication: Heading over to another's office or cube, and the event/conversation/information never gets captured in a form that can nor is communicated further. This is a strategy a
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I think it's only worth having the semantic argument, in this case, because of the established equity (whether negative or positive) of the term "remote". There are a lot of implications that go along with that word and, as s
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I never said reddit was. The app in question isn't exclusively limited to content on reddit. Since anyone can post content from any website on Hacker News, there are several content sources and none of them are being displayed natively
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
That's not the key difference here. The key difference here is that the content author has control of the output. In the app in question, the app is scraping the content and the app developer is choosing how it's outputted. That&#
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
It is explicitly limited by geography. The magnetic pull of the earth on the west coast, because of the San Andreas fault, prevents this from happening there.

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