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faissaloo
7y ago
GNUstep does reimplement alot of Cocoa stuff
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faissaloo
7y ago
I still fail to understand why they shouldn't just be allowed to use computers. This is a failure of the education system to adapt.
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faissaloo
7y ago
I always found it very confusing to figure out exactly what tags it wanted since there was so much variation between forums.
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faissaloo
7y ago
Then become your own factory.
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faissaloo
7y ago
>credit card Is this to the exclusion of debit cards?
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faissaloo
7y ago
Small steps
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faissaloo
7y ago
I'm all for anything killing Electron
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7y ago
>stereotype threatening situations have been linked to the inability to recruit and retain women into these fields Come on, we know the inability to recruit and retain women in these fields is down to a culture that simply does not value
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faissaloo
7y ago
I'm not sure what your comment means.
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faissaloo
7y ago
I'm confused by the title, a web developer is just a particular type of software engineer.
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7y ago
Agreed, and in doing this we've robbed ourselves of what makes us human. We have built machines and now we seek to emulate them, see how in games like System Shock the evil AI is referred to by terms like 'perfect' or how its
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7y ago
I'm currently being told I've received certain packages when I've actually received other packages I ordered. Amazon is really weird.
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Making your own PCI card
(fpga4fun.com)
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faissaloo
7y ago
Indeed, people often exaggerate the abilities of smart people so much so that their achievements seem unreachable, then when they hear them complain they think 'how ungrateful of them'.
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faissaloo
7y ago
Not necessarily.
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faissaloo
7y ago
Or perhaps we have a society that does not give these people a meaningful place.
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7y ago
Crystal is most certainly not production ready but nonetheless I find it interesting and useful and use it for https://ratwires.space (nsfw)
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7y ago
Damaging the porn industry AND promoting crypto? Christmas came early.
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7y ago
Those things were useful, this is not.
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7y ago
Firefox disables this automatically now
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faissaloo
7y ago
According to what you're saying increased tribalism is the answer, which isn't actually as silly as it first sounds
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7y ago
>The far left will, after all, seek to destroy billionaires whereas the far right will seek out easier targets who look/sound different The far right's concern is those who seem different, but there is also an intersection betw
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7y ago
I fail to understand why people think ridding ourselves of the status quo isn't going to result in alot of collateral damage.
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7y ago
I don't see why you wouldn't just get a 1080p monitor
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7y ago
So we know what happens when you put the magnet at the anode, now what happens if you put it at the cathode? Hell, what happens when you put magnets on both?
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faissaloo
7y ago
Try more strength training rather than cardio.
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7y ago
I don't rollback unless it's for work, I just take the time to fix it, the site can stay down for as long as it needs to.
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7y ago
So um, what if we just changed the time we go into work to something more sensible, instead of changing the actual time.
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7y ago
I've found that an effective way to strike a balance is to simply refuse to scale. Once people can't access your site only the dedicated will remain.
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7y ago
I created https://ratwires.space (nsfw) a crazy little javascriptless anonymous textboard with text effects that only permits 255 posts to exist at any one time and where replies eventually becomes threads in and of themselves.
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