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by executesorder66 2y ago
Neither the website, nor the github page show you what this actually does. > Manage timelines, allocate resources, and monitor deliverables for your projects. Yes but how? Some screenshots or a video might help. Even some more detailed t
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by executesorder66 2y ago
Why would you want ligatures? I would prefer to see text as it actually is, not combining multiple characters into one. I can't trust what I am seeing if I know the text might be something it is not.
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by executesorder66 2y ago
This hasn't been running for many years. Why share it now that it's way too late?
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by executesorder66 2y ago
> In the end I was able to reduce our OTA update sizes to a typical 20-50KB What was the original size before you started this process?
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by executesorder66 2y ago
> Part of the world using Celcius I guess "part of the world" is one way of saying the entire world except 2 countries.
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by executesorder66 3y ago
>> what's on it is no one's -ing business in a professional context. > The age of self censorship :) I find this amusing. I would also like to know what you hoped to achieve by self censoring the word fucking in your mess
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by executesorder66 3y ago
News just in: NSA et al. defeated after having to create a LinkedIn and Instagram profile for their agents.
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by executesorder66 3y ago
I am surprised all major browsers hadn't implemented this years ago. Zstd is way better than gzip and brotli.
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by executesorder66 3y ago
Normally you are also supposed to get an email that says your post was added to the 2nd chance pool.
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by executesorder66 3y ago
Where are all the "loving the new Microsoft" people at?
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by executesorder66 3y ago
Where are all the "loving the new Microsoft" people at?
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by executesorder66 3y ago
The same applies to everyone else. Nothing was stopping them from using the crap bits of the internet, yet they did it anyway because that's what they chose to do. The same applies to literally anything: food, exercise, etc. people cho
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by executesorder66 3y ago
I am aware.
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by executesorder66 3y ago
Are you aware that nothing is stopping you from only visiting websites made by individuals, and medium-sized businesses? In fact, you can also choose to use cool things like Google Earth, AND choose not to use shit things like Twitter, Face
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by executesorder66 3y ago
https://existentialcomics.com/comic/540
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by executesorder66 3y ago
Here is a use case that almost any office worker encounters, and measurements to show that a wired connection is better : https://www.jefftk.com/p/ethernet-is-worth-it-for-video-call... Got any measurements to the cont
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by executesorder66 3y ago
So do you think for example FAANG-like companies would have done pretty much as well if they wrote all their stuff in Scratch[0] instead, or do you think the choice of programming language matters? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by executesorder66 3y ago
> get s*$t done What were you hoping to achieve with this utterly pointless self-censorship?
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by executesorder66 3y ago
> There really is no such agreement, it is a belief system. If everyone believes it, do they not agree on the same thing? > And you know that "the majority of the population" has had no say in monetary policy, nor do they un
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by executesorder66 3y ago
Yeah I know. Cash is just paper, that happens to have an agreed upon value by the majority of the population. And the money in a bank account is just a number in a database that happens to have an agreed upon value by the majority of the po
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by executesorder66 3y ago
That's not giving away your money. That's just saying you will. You need to either give it to someone all in cash, or transfer all the money in whatever bank accounts you have into someone else's account. Until then, you are
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by executesorder66 3y ago
Please give all your money away to those who value it. You clearly don't, so why are you selfishly hoarding it?
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by executesorder66 3y ago
> but the least we can do is wish her best wishes I wonder how many times in a row it would take of you being fired by the CEO who completely mismanaged the company, while massively increasing their own salary multiple times, before you
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by executesorder66 3y ago
So you agree to a bunch of examples of terrible things she's done, and then counterbalance it with a vague "she's done a lot of good for the community over the past 20 years"? Oh, and she was considerate towards your fee
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by executesorder66 3y ago
On my one PC I have a Firefox instance with over 2500 tabs open. I'd guess about 5% of those are youtube. I often open a string of 30+ tabs of youtube to watch in one go, and it works fine for me.
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by executesorder66 3y ago
I know. I'm saying they already knew those kinds of decisions would be made long before they even got the job. Which is why I said it is irrelevant who makes the decision. The devs are just as guilty as the assholes who made those deci
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by executesorder66 3y ago
I don't work for microsoft, but I and everyone else knows that that is the kind of shit you'll be working on (who suggested it is irrelevant) long before you'd even do an interview with them. Microsoft employees are certified
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by executesorder66 3y ago
That's why microsoft only hires people who fail any ethics test you can imagine, and who pass any asshole test that you can give them.
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by executesorder66 3y ago
I'm not saying that the way you deal with untrustworthy people is wrong. I think it is a perfectly fine way to go about it. My point is that these lying assholes are not doing something "harmless".

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