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by ecf 6y ago
Definitely not millions, and definitely not people. I’d imagine bots outnumbered real users in that forsaken place of a subreddit.
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by ecf 6y ago
Then you’re doing something wrong with Windows because in the years I’ve been using it I have never been interrupted by an update I couldn’t postpone.
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by ecf 6y ago
I feel going somewhere cheaper and jumping on the remote bandwagon is probably a good move for them. I’ve always been told that the allure of SV was how top engineers and other professionals were all within such a dense area. However, I don
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by ecf 6y ago
Please, please, please listen to this person’s advice about Terraform and the like. The last startup I was at hired a DevOps engineer to come in to completely containerize our simple Rails monolith at a time where they were just simply way
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by ecf 6y ago
Apple doesn’t fear Epic’s lawsuit for the merits of the lawsuit itself. Apple fears how Epic can use their devoted base of video game players to create a PR frenzy that turns the lawsuit into a popularity contest.
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by ecf 6y ago
Correct me if I’m wrong but can’t you simply navigate to the install folder and launch the game directly via the .exe?
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by ecf 6y ago
People will vote how they want to.
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by ecf 6y ago
Not only is there benefit for the developer, but for the consumer as well. Having typed APIs allows IDE-like autocomplete when working with API tools like Insomnia. An entire website dedicated to documentation for REST endpoints and their
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by ecf 6y ago
GQL has issues like every tech does, but it feels so much more ergonomic from an api consumer point of view. Simply point Insomnia at the base url and it’ll introspect the schema and provide typed query auto completion. No dozens of request
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by ecf 6y ago
Do you happen to have an astigmatism? I’m not sure if my personal anecdotes will apply to you but I’ve found dark color schemes with gray text over a blue background (ex. Solarized Dark) to be infinitely more usable than something with a bl
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by ecf 6y ago
> Excellent point about the tax cuts that increased disposable income for most Americans... Please point me in the direction of that disposable income, because it’s not even significant enough to purchase an extra candy bar.
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by ecf 6y ago
These comments can be tedious, but same! Been using this X for a few years now and would rather purchase a battery replacement. The one feature to make me upgrade is a high refresh rate screen. I switched from 60hz to 120hz on my main monit
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by ecf 6y ago
You can blame the media for this. Stories about problems in California get a lot of clicks, so people see a couple week’s worth of bad news and think the state is on fire is ways that aren’t due to actual flames.
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by ecf 6y ago
How are these antitrust lawsuits not partisan hit-jobs? "...Acting under the direction of the Attorney General Of the United States, and the states of Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Mon
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by ecf 6y ago
From what I’ve seen, rent prices aren’t falling. Landlords are just offering 1-2 months fee if you sign a year lease.
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by ecf 6y ago
Good riddance. Hopefully they will be replaced by theaters with business models that don’t depend on charging $15 dollars for a bowl of popcorn.
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by ecf 6y ago
> The Gateway machine was, for the most part, clean. It came with a Norton virus checker, but it was probably a good thing to keep. _Ew_
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by ecf 6y ago
We’ve had plenty of time to do nothing and look how much worse the problem has become. All I’ve seen from the US government in my decade of voting is one party plugging their ears and going “lalalalala” while at the same time limiting the a
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by ecf 6y ago
And this is the type of attitude that will ensure nothing at all is ever done about the climate and we will all be living underground in a couple centuries.
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by ecf 6y ago
Trump announces early victory, but mail in votes trickling in over the coming days reveal he lost. He claims fraud, and the case goes to the soon-to-be 6-3 GOP controlled Supreme Court. America has lost.
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by ecf 6y ago
How much would the human population need to contract in order to provide everyone with the same wasteful quality-of-life that the average citizen from a western industrialized nation has?
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by ecf 6y ago
No but working with a foreign government to distribute documents obtained via foreign espionage in an attempt to influence an election should always be illegal.
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by ecf 6y ago
These will always be dead on arrival for as long as Bose prevents you from playing your own content.
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by ecf 6y ago
No, but all but the youngest members of the Walton family are big fans of Trump so that’s all you really need to know about how they fit into the picture.
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by ecf 6y ago
> Cancel culture at it’s best. What happened to freedom of speech, freedoms of opinion, freedom to choose. I’d argue that the existence of cancel culture means that those freedoms are working exactly as they should. Being forced to toler
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by ecf 6y ago
Isn’t it astounding how much humanity has fucked the planet in like two centuries of industrialization? Such a great outlook to have on life and I’m not even out of my 20s yet. Thanks, previous generations.
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by ecf 6y ago
Are you inplying that a man isn’t being tortured and is lying about it due to connections to a particular American senator?
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by ecf 6y ago
While America wants to break up their big tech, China is directly subsidizing their companies and shielding them from outside competition until they’re ready to launch on a global scale.
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by ecf 6y ago
What are you viewing it on? I submitted my comment using Hack (iOS) but the emoji is coming though for me as the black box as well.
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by ecf 6y ago
It seems lately that most accounts arguing in favor of going back into office immediately are throwaways. I wonder why that is 🧐

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