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by enobrev 6y ago
I'm surprised your dates are M.Y rather than Y.M. Doesn't that get confusing over time?
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by enobrev 6y ago
I'm right there with you in my 40s. Not sure I was ever on board with the open-office and the managerial mayhem. This has kept me in contract work and startups. The general stability is lower with the rare but occasional lull betwee
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by enobrev 6y ago
Long before I ever even considered starting a family, I've always preferred working from home. I very much prefer keeping my social life and my work life separate. I'm close with a few people in my industry, but only the ones I
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by enobrev 6y ago
This is an excellent list. I just want to add that jetbrains products (intellij, webstorm, etc) all run perfectly well on Ubuntu (and probably other distros?), with regular releases using their toolbox app.
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by enobrev 6y ago
9,976 Bytes of Unsolicited Advice
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by enobrev 6y ago
I'm sad to have to agree. I tried ddg as my primary search engine for about 3 months. By the third month I was just adding !g by default because I just wanted results without testing quality first. Then I realized how silly it was
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by enobrev 7y ago
I highly recommend adding 1 slice of american, 1 slice of gouda and some shredded manchego. I generally prefer a fancy Mac, but when it comes to the blue box (or Annie's), this is my go-to combo. My grandmother used to add some tomato
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by enobrev 7y ago
I got five good recommendations on the first shot. Thank you.
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by enobrev 7y ago
I get what you're saying about openness, but I also think there's an immense matter of time involved. Music was an obsession for me from the age of 12, and I had time to be open for all of it. Thanks to a paper route, I bought m
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by enobrev 7y ago
Space bar (or possibly any key) works. The up-swipe to log in induces ux rage for me. I haven't yet tried to hunt down a way to shut it off because I just hit the space bar and forget it ever happened.
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by enobrev 7y ago
I think what's becoming clear in this discussion is that there are some developers (myself definitely included) who would like to use SQL as an interface to plain programming structures outside of actual databases. I understand postgre
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by enobrev 7y ago
I've tried this a couple times in the past. I think the biggest issue I've ever run into is from database modifications. In those cases, instead of merely needing to update my queries in my api server, then I needed to update my
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by enobrev 7y ago
Once step closer to having an Ono-Sendai
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by enobrev 7y ago
Thanks for saying so - I had no idea. I imagine this extension is simply a UI built atop that functionality. Very good to know!
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by enobrev 7y ago
Flameshot looks interesting. Also, if you're using gnome 3 (standard ubuntu, in my case) the screenshot tool extension is great. https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1112/screenshot-tool/
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by enobrev 7y ago
It's nothing like that. I agree that selling personal data shouldn't be applauded but that is a ridiculous analogy. (you seem to have been downvoted - wasn't me)
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by enobrev 7y ago
Markdown is far from perfect, yet it remains my format of choice for most writing that requires some formatting. I even write my longer emails in Markdown and then paste them into an email app (would be great if gmail accepted markdown). I
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by enobrev 7y ago
I'm pretty sure you're aware that was hypothetical.
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by enobrev 7y ago
That's fair, but this is exactly the sort of issue that needs to be orchestrated at a higher level. If Illinois handles this perectly somehow, but the surrounding states do not, then Illinois' efforts will be wasted and overcome b
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by enobrev 7y ago
I generally agree. That said, we tried the personal responsibility route, and then the bars packed up for St. Patrick's day and the airports ended up becoming giant petri dishes - literally overnight. And then many, many, many people
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by enobrev 7y ago
Every time I think about this issue, the closest I can get is a distributed world of APIs, where everyone hosts their own data [however], and for any service whether it be government, commercial, work, friendly, etc, the entity's agent
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by enobrev 7y ago
This is excellent. I've been working remotely for a little over 18 years, at first in a tiny 450sqft apt with 2 roommates and now in a house with an office with many other situations in-between in a few different cities. The most impor
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by enobrev 7y ago
If anything, the examples here show why a date library may be worthwhile. There are definitely some examples with the native Date class does a great job, but some of those native examples are awful.
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by enobrev 7y ago
I've had a couple upgrades over the years that cost me days of time to get my automations caught up or where I had to re-add my (50+) devices to get things working properly. Also I used to get miserably slow start up times waiting for
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by enobrev 7y ago
It's definitely strange. And I do at times have 50+ tabs open on Firefox, so I'm not saying it's a constant issue, but I do see it overload my system from time to time. When it does, I close a few tabs, restart firefox, and
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by enobrev 7y ago
I've had my whole system lock up for minutes with 10 tabs open on Firefox as recently as last week. I still use it as my primary, but that does happen on occasion. On chrome I've had 60+ tabs open for weeks without my system taki
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by enobrev 7y ago
Found it. https://youtu.be/rvM82T3C2Ik
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by enobrev 7y ago
...with _only_ people exactly like them.
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by enobrev 7y ago
I have the exact same experience. It may even, unintentionally, be the _reason_ I don't listen to Pop music. It's generally not even a whole song - usually not even the chorus. I'll get a 2-4 second loop in my head of some
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by enobrev 7y ago
I do the same, but unintentionally and the songs that seem to pop into my head are all songs I hate. It's incredibly rare that my favorites end up playing, but rather repetitive Pop crap. This isn't even a comment about Pop Musi

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