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by ezfe 4y ago
Well yes, but my point here is that NPM's entire design is around not doing that - whereas Go's design isn't
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by ezfe 4y ago
How could node not do that? NPM hosts all the packages so of course it does.
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by ezfe 4y ago
The data is represented large enough on screen that compression doesn't destroy it.
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by ezfe 4y ago
Look Around is available on 20% of earth (area, not population) - most extreme example I can find is the middle of Australia: https://i.imgur.com/ZHYbh58.png In the US, it's actually more limited than in other areas. I
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by ezfe 4y ago
I’m a “Software Engineer” in Boston at a large company. Base time off is 24 days flexible time off (sick and personal) plus 8 fixed holidays. Lots of jobs are just shitty.
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by ezfe 4y ago
Fascinating, the way the original comment was written I thought it didn't show up or something
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by ezfe 4y ago
>To have a valid train ticket on your phone (for those without printer), you are also required to accept the google or apple terms of service and privacy policy. You can download a pdf ticket, but the data matrix on there is only valid i
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by ezfe 4y ago
But...the whole nation doesn't use their product
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by ezfe 4y ago
The Free Edition doesn't support most use cases so it's not really free. According to the article, iirc, it supports less than a quarter of tax returns.
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by ezfe 4y ago
It's not everyone who used TurboTax, just people use use the Free Edition which is what this lawsuit is about.
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by ezfe 4y ago
Because this isn't about that, this is about their marketing of their TurboTax Free edition
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by ezfe 4y ago
not OP: Little Snitch is my go to
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by ezfe 5y ago
Some people don't care about the local timezone, even without a need to stay up odd hours. And for western Europe, you don't even need to work ridiculous hours. If my current core hours (9am - 3pm) were in PST and I worked in Pari
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by ezfe 5y ago
Such an on-topic comment
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by ezfe 5y ago
They rent it for $45/wk including shipping, or you can use an iFixit guide that I think uses a hair dryer.
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by ezfe 5y ago
The parts are cheaper than Apple charges to repair it
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by ezfe 5y ago
That's still something you have to install, or is pipewire/pulse included by default? If you have to install then it's the same as installing something like Audio Hijack on Mac.
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by ezfe 5y ago
Safari isn't, you're correct - but WebKit is. And Safari does fall into the category of things that can be fully replaced.
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by ezfe 5y ago
Well, Xcode only needs to be used if you're publishing to the App Store, which you wouldn't do with a linux machine anyways so that's a moot point when comparing them...
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by ezfe 5y ago
>I would not be motivated by using some closed source, walled garden product from a company with business practices I don't like. Most of the Development flow (and even most of the non-dev flow) happens in Open Source areas: - Safar
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by ezfe 5y ago
Well, Cash App is part of Square
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by ezfe 5y ago
Federal return is always free
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by ezfe 5y ago
Factorio doesn't say "You'll lose unsaved changes" if you close the game immediately after saving, which is super nice. The number of games that DO ask this question, immediately after saving, is ridiculously high it&#x2
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by ezfe 5y ago
How does that work if you block the internet at the router level?
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by ezfe 5y ago
I've got a cheap TCL Roku TV that definitely fits the description of a cheap TV being subsidized by Roku's software. The UI is pretty snappy and fast to load up HDMI inputs, and once you figure out how to block the internet withou
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by ezfe 5y ago
I have a TCL Roku TV that was much cheaper than the competition, but the tradeoff is that it requires connecting to the internet to setup. If you unplug it from the internet, the little light at the bottom blinks FOREVER. The trick, though,
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by ezfe 5y ago
I've got a USB-charging laptop I plug in every day for over a year and the cable still clicks in satisfyingly, fwiw
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by ezfe 5y ago
At least on Airbnb, they do show the total alongside the nightly rate. The nightly rate is emphasized, for no reason other than that it's smaller - but the total is shown right next to it.
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by ezfe 5y ago
Wipr is a one time fee of just a couple dollars, and it receives pretty consistent updates.
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by ezfe 5y ago
While true that they don't show the feedback, you can use `.validationMessage` to retrieve it and show it yourself. Also, input type=email has been in Firefox, Chrome, and Safari for over a decade. It's not exactly new.

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