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by ecf 5y ago
A broken clock is right twice a day.
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by ecf 5y ago
A military country who can’t even take over a weaker neighbor is in no position to start a new world order. What are you on? Edit: 9 upvote account, get lost Russian troll.
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by ecf 5y ago
Hopefully they’ll reconsider after finding out Russia is about as scary as a teddy bear.
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by ecf 5y ago
Kinda unrelated, but how did job title inflation get this bad? Support _Engineer_ that is using a prebuilt application to do stuff like reset MFA. In what world does this have anything to do with engineering?
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by ecf 5y ago
There’s nothing stopping you from reverse engineering that slot and making it work in the same way Asahi Linux took on a much more challenging task by reverse engineering Apple’s GPU to run Linux.
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by ecf 5y ago
Kinda hard to compare the two when one has police officers driving Lamborghinis and the other has Ford suvs.
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by ecf 5y ago
I don’t see many people enjoying a baseline model with 200ish mile ranges. I did manual labor for a construction company as a way to make money back in high school, and it was normal for site leads to be commuting a minimum of 150 miles per
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by ecf 5y ago
It’s more speculative to assume that Snowden isn’t a puppet of Russia at this point. I can guarantee Russia isn’t letting Snowden stay there with no strings attached.
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by ecf 5y ago
> If you try to activate Fi abroad or use Fi service predominately internationally, you may have your international capabilities suspended. > this is a known policy with Fi Fi _heavily_ hypes their support for being able to travel to
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by ecf 5y ago
Yes, I read the article and know which machine they’re talking about.
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by ecf 5y ago
> We bought a $16,599 model, and while that wasn’t the most specced-out option, it was one that creative professionals around The Verge and Vox Media felt could handle their heavy editing workloads. Yeah because firing up Photoshop to ch
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by ecf 5y ago
A bonus is that they use language which leads you to believe your services will immediately end, even if you’ve purchased a year-long subscription and have months left. It wasn’t until the second or third panel where I found a statement (in
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by ecf 5y ago
They’re pretty good about protecting embarcadero parking lot profits by having a couple officers directing traffic at each exit
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by ecf 5y ago
In the absence of AMD I reckon Intel would still be pumping out 4 core CPUs without ECC all the way to the 22nd century.
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by ecf 5y ago
> driver score _shudders_
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by ecf 5y ago
Echoing a comment to the original OP, have you considered taking steps to improve your personal health instead of putting those around you at risk?
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by ecf 5y ago
I’ve been working on one over at [redacted]. Progress is slow as a solo dev who contributes to it in their spare time, but I’m happy enough with it that I could archive my Strava account and switch to it fully.
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by ecf 5y ago
There would be plenty of upside to a democratic Russia.
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by ecf 5y ago
Is this the latest talking point of Russian propagandists? I’m genuinely curious.
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by ecf 5y ago
One can deduce quite a bit about Afghanistan by comparing their will to keep control of their country vs the resistance Ukraine is currently putting up against a better equipped opponent.
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by ecf 5y ago
If it were _only_ a single person, then it would be trivial to stop said person. Russian support for the war in Ukraine is a whole lot more commin than you think.
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by ecf 5y ago
Example: It took me two hours today to figure out why “Format on Save” wasn’t working. Turns out, Intellij’s “Actions on Save” are only triggered when a “Save All” (option-command-s) is issued, and ignores any other type of save like good-o
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by ecf 5y ago
An example of this for me is Kotlin and the JVM. Kotlin is great! I enjoy it a lot and am having a fun time ramping up for my new role. But the entire Java ecosystem is a dumpster fire, and I abhor Gradle/Maven/Intellij. It would
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by ecf 5y ago
Food delivery is a habit I’m trying to cut back on, and I order lunch about 3-4 days out of the week. With that being said, I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve had an issue with an order that was the fault of the restaurant. I
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by ecf 5y ago
This is some kindergarten playground “I’m going to take my toys”-level pettiness. Sure, they’re allowed to do this, but _everyone_ hates them.
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by ecf 5y ago
It’s almost like a country has control over products it exports.
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by ecf 5y ago
Looks like I’ll be transferring my domains back to Namecheap. Such a shame to see a weak response from Cloudflare.
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by ecf 5y ago
> Well he is a hero He could be a Russian agent for all we know
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by ecf 5y ago
Gotta say that it’s a bit supervising that these are issues you’re still dealing with. I remember power management issues being a problem 10 years ago when I replaced Windows on my shitty Dell laptop, and I wouldn’t expect the same from a m
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by ecf 5y ago
> We don’t live in countries anymore, we live in screens with our legs on some kinda of ground This would explain the over abundance of people on this website that care more about access to digital bits than they care for sanctioning a d

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