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ehutch79
5y ago
If what they write is to be believed, then women on tinder are only looking for true love.
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5y ago
It's already a big question whether or not the basic proposition is worth the effort.
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5y ago
Apparently I should be making $0CAd....
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5y ago
I don't know about you, but Facebook is trying to feed me groups I should join every visit. Huge difference. Also... google hasn't existed the entire life of the web.
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5y ago
It's a matter of scale i think. In small communities, you're not really anonymous in the same way as on facebook. You might only be known as DataDog213 on some forum with a hundred members, but the people there know you and who yo
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5y ago
I've read enough r/entitledpeople to know as soon as the ukranian army lays down arms, the russian tanks will roll in.
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I've been seeing this shit for decades. The problem is as soon as you end up with a tag/search system with any complexity, you end up recreating paths/folders/whatever again. As soon as you have a multiuser system, you&#
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5y ago
Especially with how hard people fought to make cryptography NOT a munition.
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5y ago
THIS. So much this.
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5y ago
occasionally opening safari for testing is far different than using it as your primary browser for development.
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5y ago
No, it's because the safari developer tools are crap. Also, I can't get things like the vue dev tools in safari. I'd be more likely to switch to firefox
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5y ago
If you're not using a framework, you're writing a framework. Might be a good or bad thing depending on the project.
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5y ago
Just for reference, the 14 is not actually much bigger than the 13" at all. It's the reduction in bezels around the screen that does it
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5y ago
You need to put this in the context of some relatively recent twitter drama around 'I only know css and html, but am every bit as much programmer as anyone else'.
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5y ago
On twitter, it's an efficient form of stirring up useless drama.
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5y ago
As an end product, I would have doubts that anyone could hear a difference past 24/48. Honestly 16/44.1 is just fine for most people. Especially when you run it through a lossy container. That said. A lot of people in the audio pr
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5y ago
There's no where in the ledgers to record employee happiness
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5y ago
MDM itself, on macs is pretty lightweight. The vendor used to mdm might be installing unneeded stuff, but the protocol isn't heavy. On macs MDM is also needed for a bunch of enterprise setttings. like pre authorizing apps to do stuff,
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5y ago
Also, insisting on only having non-gmo does not force other people to drink non-gmo stuff. refusing to vaccinate or wear masks, means that if you get sick, you will make others sick
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5y ago
VSCode is basically the poster child for electron apps. But yes, it's still pretty heavy. If you have a lot of projects open it gets heavier. It is well optimized for what it is though, so the tradeoff of performance for functionality
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Nova feels like its target demographic is 'coda users with 5 more years of experience'. Coda's demographic is really just wordpress developers who know just enough php to be dangerous.
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5y ago
Supposedly this judge... according to someone on youtube.... has a history of questionable judgements
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5y ago
The judge can't force them to work for the original provider. That'd be slavery.
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or worse, the comments arn't kept up to date, and now life would actually have been easier just looking at the function definitions without comments
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5y ago
Is this not a go library?
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5y ago
It seems more like it's requiring cors
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5y ago
using parameterized statements is sanitizing inputs into the database.
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5y ago
If you're storing "Bob'; drop tables students --" in the database, you had to have sanitized your inputs, or there would be no students table. The article title says NOT to sanitize inputs. perhaps it's that nuance
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5y ago
Going forward, definitely get things in writing. Even between friends, paperwork makes sure everyone knows who is committing to what. Prevents bad feelings.
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5y ago
For normal, mainstream people, it isn't.
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