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by ecf 3y ago
Uncle Roger would have you thrown in jail. Haiyaaaaaa
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by ecf 3y ago
The issue with Vim for me is that it takes years for the keybinds to be picked up as muscle memory. Learning takes effort, people can’t learn everything. And there’s an endless amount of things I can learn other than Vim that will give me a
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by ecf 3y ago
On the flip side, Microsoft might be nervous that Sony can leverage other areas, like their film division, to make a game they can’t compete with.
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by ecf 3y ago
Ding ding ding. I encounter this personally. Family knows the owner of a construction company and almond orchard. They absolutely love the immigrants who cheaply tend to the trees or nail in trusses, he calls them the “good ones”, yet immig
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by ecf 3y ago
The same VCs who caused some banks to fail because they all copy what each other is doing?
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by ecf 3y ago
Guess what, you don’t own anything on the internet. Nothing is private. Everything flows through a domain name, and you never actually fully own a domain. All these comments about “shouldn’t have done it on a private platform”. Well, new fl
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by ecf 3y ago
And some people like yourself think your comment is unique and insightful.
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by ecf 3y ago
My god this story might make me leave HN again. I hope every “too bad” Musk-riding commenter here has their domain names names taken from them or something.
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by ecf 3y ago
> Password management is just terrible. Vulnerable populations stand no chance against social engineering. Password manager apps are okay but the UX is pretty awful especially for non-computer savvy folks. People who think about this a l
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by ecf 3y ago
> There’s been a major U-turn in people’s attitudes towards remote this year No there hasn’t. Saying there has is just falling for executive corp-think.
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by ecf 3y ago
That’s a valid complaint and I’m tired of hearing about Twitter too. But I just had to say something when the first comment I saw here was essentially mocking the original handle owner for thinking something they had for almost two decades
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by ecf 3y ago
it’s entertaining to watch Sony throw these tantrums after one of their prime complaints with the Activision + Microsoft merger was how it might give Microsoft exclusivity for CoD while forgetting how much they love exclusivity for Playstat
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by ecf 3y ago
I’ve found the setup of account-less browsing on mobile with Sink It and Wipr to be enjoyable. Sink IT removes the annoying attempts at forcing a sign in and the “use our app” banners, while Wipr is a general purpose adblocker. Seems to als
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by ecf 3y ago
Seems like them training ChatGPT on submissions + responses is having an adverse affect?
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by ecf 3y ago
That sounds on point with my personal experience playing it. Got my first character to lvl 80 before I realized I haven’t seen a single exciting upgrade in 20 levels and there was another twenty levels to go before being able to try to figh
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by ecf 3y ago
> Don't download Microsoft Teams if it claims an app developer with an unrecognisable name and only 500 downloadeds, don't download cracked games, be wary of the obvious free-to-play clones, and if a web page shows a flashing g
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by ecf 3y ago
Exactly. Those in charge told Musk he can screw up Twitter however much he wants but to leave the important stuff like SpaceX to the grown ups.
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by ecf 3y ago
Look at the Diablo4 subreddit for an idea of just how little Blizzard developers cared for quality of life or how the endgame feels to play. For example, in order to try out a new build it can take upwards of 200-300 clicks to reset the par
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by ecf 3y ago
It’s stuff like this that puts big-name AAA studios to shame. I cannot imagine a world where Blizzard decides to dedicate dev time to a feature like this. It makes some of the comments written by devs at billion dollar companies seem pathet
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by ecf 3y ago
> ‘What did I do to the Americans?’ she would often say, ‘Why did they do this to me?’ Seems like they don’t blame their government all that much
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by ecf 3y ago
So what does that leave us. Service industries? Good luck getting those youths to work in a kitchen.
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by ecf 3y ago
I like to think those in charge put Musk in a playground sandbox known as Twitter.
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by ecf 3y ago
I’d love to live in Utah if the state wasn’t run by a church.
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by ecf 3y ago
Not exactly the same situation but I immediately uninstalled the Arc browser after it auto played some video with music and asked me to create an account before I could even see the UI.
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by ecf 3y ago
Republican politics, in its current form, is a cult. It’s literally the only plausible explanation for Trump still being their front running presidential candidate.
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by ecf 3y ago
I don’t have any evidence to back this feeling up so take it with a grain of salt: San Francisco has a drug problem simply because it’s one of few places in the country where it’s safe to have a drug problem. Other states pay for addicts&#x
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by ecf 3y ago
Oh look, another ChatGPT article summarizer.
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by ecf 3y ago
fast.com is great because it’s Netflix-backed and is subject to all the same ISP throttling which makes it very easy to call your ISP out.
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by ecf 3y ago
Anyone else notice that if you’re logged in via mobile browser you lose the ability to collapse post comments? Normally I’d just think it’s a bug but I can see Reddit doing scummy stuff like preventing you from viewing anything without a lo
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by ecf 3y ago
A lot of these construction jobs are fake advertisements to try to make it seem like the company employed more people than it actually did. Ton of PPP fraud going on in this industry.

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