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by gaws 1y ago
> 1. I run a SaaS browser extension that lets users export table data from any website. *It can bypass some download restrictions*, and I’m not sure if this has ever caused complaints. It seems like we found the problem. Someone likely f
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The Language of the Black Parade(blambot.com)
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by gaws 1y ago
It would be great if the researchers uploaded a text catalog of the archive.
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by gaws 1y ago
"More guns and football; less gay and woke" seems to be the mantra.
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by gaws 1y ago
> Told my Gentoo-loving friend that I wouldn't be installing Gentoo again. What will you use instead?
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by gaws 1y ago
Do you still use Gentoo as a daily driver?
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by gaws 1y ago
What's your profession?
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by gaws 1y ago
"Hey, Bob." "Hey, Chip." "Catch the game last night?" "Yeah. What a snoozer." "Are you ready for that quarterly meeting? Heard Tracy will connect from the conference in Toledo. Hopefully I don&#x
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by gaws 1y ago
Correct.
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by gaws 1y ago
Yizahi is right. RTO is mostly about reducing headcount.
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by gaws 1y ago
You couldn't take the 30 seconds to do web search for those acronyms?
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by gaws 1y ago
> many others just embraced remote work as a competitive advantage. I can just choose to work for those. Are you sure it's that easy?
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Legal Lullabies: Narrations of tech giants' terms of service(zzzuckerberg.com)
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Dodge This: Dodge moving dots for as long as possible(trickle.so)
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The New York Times ports its newspaper delivery system from COBOL to Java (2018)(arxiv.org)
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by gaws 1y ago
> ... they get their point across -- you don't know ... >... a "venial sin" -- you won't be going to hell ... It hurts to read people use em dashes to break up the flow mid sentence. You're better off using a
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by gaws 1y ago
Have you read any of John le Carré's books?
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by gaws 1y ago
Listen to the audiobooks. They help distinguish which characters are speaking.
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by gaws 1y ago
Action comes after Bloomberg News reported[1] on this issue. [1]: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2025-07-24/north-kor...
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Chess.com co-founder discusses growing up in a religious cult(theguardian.com)
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Fartscroll-Lid: An app that plays fart sounds when opening or closing a MacBook(github.com)
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by gaws 1y ago
You'd be surprised how many young people entering this field didn't know that.
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by gaws 1y ago
Why pre-2004, specifically?
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by gaws 1y ago
It's true. Most of the "innovators" are either high up in the company, quit for greener pastures, or sit around waiting for their stocks to vest. Current employees have one job: maintenance.
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The 2025 Fall Foliage Prediction Map(smokymountains.com)
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The Virgil Abloh Archive(gq.com)
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by gaws 1y ago
> Have him look into computer security. Developers are always sought after. Many of these jobs are being outsourced overseas.
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by gaws 1y ago
> I only use independent shops Which shops?
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by gaws 1y ago
You switched to Fastmail?
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by gaws 1y ago
> swiftly untangle your own code from someone else's code How are you doing this with git? Aren't you at the mercy of the committer?

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