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by elboru 1y ago
“No need for compatibility testing” – I think that’s a really important feature. Not everyone can accept all types of blood. It becomes a real challenge when a person requires constant transfusions and can only accept one specific blood typ
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by elboru 2y ago
Wow, the amount of ads I get is insane. For every three posts, one is an ad: - Post (from a friend) - Ad - Post (from a random page I don't follow) - People you may know (I don't know any of those people) - Ad - Grou
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by elboru 2y ago
It’s so frustrating having a nice Shortcut idea just to hit a limitation right away.
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by elboru 2y ago
Thanks for this, a few months ago I was trying to find an old video but it was impossible to find with regular queries, there's just too much SEO garbage recently added to YouTube.
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by elboru 2y ago
> For privacy reasons, the system handles all communication with your associated server; your Message Filter app extension can’t access the network directly. Thanks for the documentation link, I was uneasy about using this type of extens
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by elboru 2y ago
I use Bouncer, but this should be a functionality given by iOS, I don't feel comfortable giving a third party app access to read my messages.
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by elboru 2y ago
> the original work had taken me maybe an hour. And the cost of keeping the data around was approximately zero. It seemed he didn’t consider that. You're missing the time other developers will spend trying to figure out why that cod
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by elboru 2y ago
> I'm just making up problems to worry about. Isn’t that what parenthood is all about?
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by elboru 2y ago
Sometimes you simply don’t need that knowledge. Not needing to understand something frees your mind.
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by elboru 2y ago
That’s a perfect solution for me, thanks for the idea!
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by elboru 2y ago
Trial and error?
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by elboru 3y ago
I’ve also heard that because of lockdown only the stronger variants of different viruses made it. So we’re dealing with them now. But I haven’t heard of any study about it yet.
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by elboru 3y ago
This. Even if I don’t fully agree with the motives, it’s dishonest to say they are just afraid of science and math ignoring the politicized atmosphere we’ve been dealing with in recent years across all spectrums of society.
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by elboru 3y ago
The local hospitals in my community have been full of hospitalized kids with different respiratory issues this winter. My doctor commented that this is a post-pandemic effect.
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by elboru 3y ago
> I don't think having a cold or two is going to put many people in this category. Have you been around kids post COVID? Winters after the pandemic have been a nightmare for many parents. My nephews have basically been "sick&qu
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by elboru 3y ago
Good point, my region is not as far from the equator as the Netherlands so those issues are not that noticeable.
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by elboru 3y ago
It is, my region (outside the US) got rid of it and I couldn’t be happier. Other than a few systems/apps with the wrong time causing some inconveniences, I didn’t hear of major issues.
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by elboru 3y ago
This was my first experience with an iPhone too. A rich guy (friend of a friend) had one, my friend and I spent the rest of the night trying it.
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by elboru 3y ago
Not in mine. But you surely build a barrier of “respect”, I learned that early in my career. I was too formal and “too respectful”, that built a barrier with many people, a barrier other teammates didn’t have. That barrier can be useful tho
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by elboru 3y ago
Abortion is different, you wouldn’t say murder is something only religions prohibit.
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by elboru 3y ago
What do you mean? My first real world project after college was based on ASP.NET MVC, that was 12 years ago. I left the company a long time ago and the project is still healthy and growing they upgraded to ASP.NET Core but they keep using M
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by elboru 3y ago
Well maybe they were not as good at manipulating as others can be.
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by elboru 3y ago
So many commenters dismiss AI risks so easily, acting like they actually know what will happen the next decade.
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by elboru 3y ago
If your name is John Connor where would you most likely be during the afternoon?
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by elboru 3y ago
I used to pick on my wife for saying “please” to Alexa. Now I say it every time I request something to ChatGPT.
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by elboru 3y ago
Still, for the median income American that would mean working almost half a year to solely pay a Civic (not considering gas, services, etc) sounds insane.
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by elboru 3y ago
iOS 17 comes with a voicemail transcription feature. Not sure how useful that would be since I don't even remember when was the last time I got a voicemail, everyone just hangs and sends a WhatsApp message (if anything) at least in my
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by elboru 3y ago
Being able to easily use different profiles, I like to have one profile for work and one for personal stuff. Chrome/Edge implementation is really nice, you can have different taskbar icons, different theme, history, bookmarks, etc.
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by elboru 3y ago
I’ve also been around for years, but I don’t see it as a recent phenomenon. I’ve noticed that usually most top comments (for most topics) contain contra-arguments, or critical comments of any sort against the article. Sometimes it’s useful
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by elboru 3y ago
Truly unbelievable and sad how quickly a dechristianized society adopted this practices with no issues.

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