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by fzzzy 6y ago
Well, here's an anecdote for you. I am a US iPhone user and I use zero third party messaging apps. I know of no one in my friend circle who has an iPhone and uses a third party messaging app.
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by fzzzy 6y ago
A shack in SF is a million bucks precisely because Facebook won't pay a SF salary unless you are in SF. If they paid a SF salary no matter where you lived, then a shack in SF would not be worth one million dollars any more.
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by fzzzy 6y ago
[i was overly emotional when i posted this, sorry]
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by fzzzy 6y ago
This thing is just laughable. Detroit has a higher comp ratio than Ann Arbor. These people are literally smoking crack.
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by fzzzy 6y ago
I hang out with one friend in GTA 5. I make a private server for our clan, and we just drive around and talk.
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by fzzzy 6y ago
Not in the spaceship.
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by fzzzy 6y ago
I absolutely love this little piece of flavor. It takes me right back to that time. I think this is an important point I haven't heard discussed before: The cell phone kind of enabled the open office explosion. That really explains a l
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by fzzzy 6y ago
sorry, the sec has rules that prohibit a ceo from writing fanfic about themselves in ways that materially affect the markets.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
I feel like the Python 3 experience could have been predicted by looking at the Perl 6 experience.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Perl 6?
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Mini vMac can now also emulate a mac II and do color and higher resolutions. Basilisk II can do an 040 now as well.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
If it is like mini vmac for other platforms, and I don't see why it wouldn't be, yes.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
It's like smalltalk or hypercard. It's a programming environment. You can use it for anything you can program a computer for. In other words: anything.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Thanks! That's a great insight. The book really does emphasize steeping yourself completely in pop in order to absorb as much as possible. Also, I guess the tracking engineer would be up on the latest styles and able to assist with thi
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Well, I was thinking specifically about the instruction to use ABABCBB form for a song, which was great in the 80s and 90s, but would produce a song that was way too long for today's tastes, I think. I believe you when you say there ar
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Anyone can cover any song without permission as long as they pay compulsory royalties. https://www.thebalancecareers.com/what-is-a-compulsory-licen...
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Absolutely, I don't see why it wouldn't have worked. I doubt it would work today however.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
What were the holes you discovered?
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by fzzzy 7y ago
I think GTA means greater toronto area
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Month. Rent prices in the US are always per month.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
I don't ever see it trying to get me to go to the new page.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Pascal is just such a nice language to read, too.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
That's exactly how it worked.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Chrome, Safari and Edge have supported it since late 2017; Firefox since May 2018. So it should be quite safe to use by now.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
The difference between a failed businessperson and a successful one is the successful one tried again.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
I love the Janko keyboard. I made an iPhone version (never released) in 2009, and I still use a monome version I also created. The monome version doesn't have the staggered keys in every other row, but it's still quite usable and
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Sharps are also higher in this keyboard, what makes you think they aren't?
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Heh, nobody is going to complain about MX Blues if there's a Model M two cubicles over.
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by fzzzy 7y ago
Sure, I'm well aware of their previous lack of maintenance, but if they really wanted to change the discourse about it and deflect the blame, "a judge made us do it" seems like it would be effective at redirecting public ange
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by fzzzy 7y ago
This seems like a huge pr fail on the part of PG&E.

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