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by epicide 9y ago
Of course the community doesn't care. You can spend your time learning to make a better visually designed project or spend your time learning to make an accessible project. You can't do both (to the same degree and in the same amo
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by epicide 9y ago
Yep, I should've been more explicit, but I was counting "be cheap" as part of "mostly the same things". Recently bought a Nest camera since it seemed like a DIY approach was going to be harder than I thought. Might
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by epicide 9y ago
Not trying to sound (too) snarky, but the fact that there is an article on hacking a camera to do that kinda tells you that a boxed solution to do mostly the same things doesn't exist :)
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by epicide 9y ago
I also think about the other side of it. I love teaching people about Linux/(F)OSS/etc. However, I would hate to see HL3 exclusive for Linux. It would largely hurt the community, I think. Let's assume millions did rush to buy
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by epicide 9y ago
I think we might be seeing a shift in how people consume music that Spotify is (better?) positioned to take advantage of. First and foremost, I agree that Spotify will struggle if they try to compete with other services on providing all art
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by epicide 9y ago
Am I missing something or would this be a lot easier to read if it were organized somewhat chronologically? I say somewhat since era of main use is more important than initial year of release.
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by epicide 9y ago
If only common sense could be made into a filter.
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by epicide 9y ago
I believe "hermit mode" does this.
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by epicide 9y ago
I've used Sim Daltonism[0] for some stuff at work. I've only used the Mac version, but looks like there is an iOS version, as well. [0] https://michelf.ca/projects/sim-daltonism/
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by epicide 9y ago
> advertisers pay you to show ads to EU users because they want to get money from EU users; so these advertisers are/have to be GDPR compliant This is the part I'm not sure is true. Sure, if the ad agency's company motto i
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by epicide 9y ago
> You aren't doing business unless you're accepting payments/selling/shipping things to people in the EU. I wonder how ads play into all this. E.g. are people who watch an ad on YouTube considered YouTube customers? A
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by epicide 9y ago
His only actionable solution solely applies to himself.
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by epicide 9y ago
Replying to myself as I can't nest further. I never said raising issues is bad. Where I work, we highly encourage people to bring up issues as they see them. However, when you bring something up as an issue, it usually helps to suggest
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by epicide 9y ago
I was talking about Apple.
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by epicide 9y ago
If they are assuming they know more than everybody involved and making suggestions to a process they haven't even gone through 20% of, then yes, they are probably a bad fit. It's extremely hypocritical to criticize someone for the
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by epicide 9y ago
This is really taking it to an extreme. Just because you don't fight back against some entry test doesn't mean you won't fight the important things. > I don't know about you, but I would not want to hire someone who c
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by epicide 9y ago
When you are one of the largest companies in the world, millions really isn't all that much (for your infrastructure).
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by epicide 9y ago
Combined with Ansible Galaxy, I think you get pretty close.
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by epicide 9y ago
Alright, it might be time to finally jump on getting a privacy filter.
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by epicide 9y ago
Learn to crawl before you walk. Learn to walk before you run. As far as where to learn these things: there are some books that talk about more broad topics than just how to use a particular tool/language. Those are more supplemental to
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by epicide 9y ago
> cannot debug or modify it without herculean effort. This could explain release dates getting pushed back :)
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by epicide 9y ago
In business settings, I've seen plenty of pull requests "go stale". Usually, they come about from a) the person not updating their code based on reviews, b) the reviewers not reviewing in a timely manner, or c) the change is
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by epicide 9y ago
Google makes money off of data. Essentially, they are a big ad company that does tech. Whatever that means to you, that's generally how they make money. The more of your data that they can have going through their services, the better.
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by epicide 9y ago
I am all for homebrew and archiving.
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by epicide 9y ago
I have never seen either of those things happen. I even just tested the first one. Perhaps it's a setting or was the behavior in an older version of macOS?
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by epicide 9y ago
I like that "she's so far behind technically" can be interpreted two ways here.
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by epicide 9y ago
Haven't used ShiftIt, but I've been using Spectacle to accomplish the same thing. They seem pretty similar, overall. Works pretty well and I've had no issues.
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by epicide 9y ago
You can accomplish (mostly) the same thing with Spaces on Mac. Granted, I don't believe you can really script any of it. All manual, but it still works pretty well for me. Some days I still really miss dwm, but having Photoshop, Ableto
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by epicide 9y ago
I don't think the camera angle matters here. If I am talking to somebody with a camera on their face, wondering whether they are recording or not becomes a constant concern. Having shaky or off-centered video of me is still video of me
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by epicide 9y ago
There is a subtle but important difference between trusting someone doesn't have a hidden camera pointed at you and recording vs trusting someone to not have the camera that is on their face and pointed at you currently recording. Ulti

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