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by fooqux 4y ago
No. F-droid isn't on the play store as far as I can see. You go to their site, download the APK yourself, and install it manually. It's outside the scope of Google's Play store rules.
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by fooqux 4y ago
I guess it depends on what "developer friendly" means. If it means 'easiest method for a developer to contact me' that's email. It's ubiquitous. Everyone has at least one. It's easy. If it means 'easi
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by fooqux 4y ago
Not OP, but I can say that PF2e is complicated only in comparison to something like D&D5e. Compared to D&D3.5e (which is what PF forked from) it's more streamlined. I think streamlined vs complexity is a topic that should be di
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by fooqux 4y ago
1. Retailers have had issues curbing bots hoovering up video cards, PlayStations, etc. 2. Most of the Twitter bots people are worried about when they talk about bots are state-funded. If companies can't prevent a self-funded scalper, w
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by fooqux 4y ago
Uncaught DOMException: An exception was thrown bundle.js:439 _ https://thisaidoesnotexist.com/js/bundle.js:439 _ https://thisaidoesnotexist.com/js/bundle.js:441 __oak_module_import ht
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by fooqux 4y ago
On FF, I get a blank page. Given the domain name, I thought it was a joke until I came here and read the comments.
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by fooqux 5y ago
That's probably an even better example but for some reason that's still a political issue, and I didn't want to get into that. At least when talking about drunk drivers, everyone can agree it's real, bad, and not the vic
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by fooqux 5y ago
> Second, what happened with personal responsibility? This breaks down when some body else's lack of personal responsibility impacts me. For example, a drunk driver colliding head on with me on the highway. In this case, it's e
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by fooqux 5y ago
I actually just cancelled two days ago and was shocked at how painless and easy it was. But now I have my answer why- they got caught and the pendulum swung far to the other side. Presumably. The article doesn't mention anything about
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by fooqux 5y ago
Presumably, doctors would have access to better information than the layperson, and know how to sift through it. I know the person you replied to said "Google", but that's been a fairly overloaded term for decades now. Person
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by fooqux 5y ago
I've been bouncing between multiple email clients myself. My biggest gripe so far is that, as someone that owns their domain and likes to make lots of email addresses for each vendor, most clients expect you to setup an "identity&
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by fooqux 5y ago
According to some random site I just looked at when searching for this info, Airbus has a 65% market share. They're by far the dominant player, and thus have more aircraft to have such things happen to. There could indeed be other fact
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by fooqux 5y ago
I think the point was the millions spent on this boat could have been allocated instead to improving society, rather than a boat that will likely only get used once per year.
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by fooqux 5y ago
> Also, is that thing gonna pick up the front office staff, the teachers, janitors or any security staff? Food vendors for lunch programs or other supply vendors. Of course not, but they're adults who are expected to put their liv
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by fooqux 5y ago
I used to do that too. Then I got accused of not being a team player or whatever. OK, fine. Turns out sitting on my ass and listening to something useless pays the same.
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by fooqux 5y ago
It only happened once, which was an obvious marketing stunt that presumably served its purpose. There's not much benefit to doing it over and over again. If he was really doing it "for the lulz" then there would be many more
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by fooqux 5y ago
You're selling a new way of working on your computer, something supposedly greater than the sum of its parts. Such things can't be expressed in numbers and tables, they can only be experienced. That experience won't be for ev
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by fooqux 5y ago
passff and other tools like them scare me too much. That browser extension has too much power. All it would take is the author to sell it to some bad actors (or turn into one) and a lot of people will be having a very bad day. Pasting my pa
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by fooqux 5y ago
Man, this reminds me of how much I loved Borland's OWL in school. When I entered the workforce, I was forced to use MFC and I was probably the worst kind of coworker to be around at that time.
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by fooqux 5y ago
You're right. I haven't done that in awhile. Thank you for the reminder.
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by fooqux 5y ago
This sounds awesome! Now here's hoping they might do the same for the tax system someday. If only Intuit could stop lobbying to keep it a horrible train wreck.
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by fooqux 5y ago
Many substances have been in our environment for millions of years. Lead has been around for ages . A substance being "natural" or having been around for 100,000+ years does not necessarily correlate to safe. I would far more tru
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by fooqux 5y ago
Fair, but the article implied that it's a somewhat linear effect- you don't need absolute zero for it to make the cloud dim. The article didn't do a great job of saying what temps they were testing at. Still, I'm not sur
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by fooqux 5y ago
If I understand this correctly, couldn't this explain dark matter? The article didn't say how dense this cloud was, but if it was still a cloud it couldn't be that dense right? Surely something that could exist in the cold
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by fooqux 5y ago
Not everyone who wants to store / backup their media has the experience, time, or ambition to host their own stack. For these people some other service with a better TOS and privacy policy might be the best option they have. Even those
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by fooqux 5y ago
For vast amounts of people (probably well over majority, but who knows), if it doesn't show up in a Google search, it might as well have been deleted from the internet. Hell, try running a business that doesn't show up in a Goog
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by fooqux 5y ago
> this is a poor analogy because the IT department isn't doing something illegal At what point does it cross the line into IT malpractice? I would say that not even bothering to verify the current user has the access to view what is
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by fooqux 5y ago
> "The safety of the crew remains the Navy’s top priority." Can any military really say this with a straight face? It's obviously not their top priority. If it was, they wouldn't be packing actual live humans into a
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by fooqux 5y ago
There's a surprising amount of dust and what look to be "moth bits" flying around during take off. Between that, and the old admonishment from parents not to touch the wings or it'll knock off the dust they need to fly,
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by fooqux 5y ago
Agreed, but I'd say USB headers are in shorter supply. And yeah, I know the 'splitters' are out there, but where the hell am I to mount that? Especially if you need more than one, since for some reason they only give you two

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