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gfxgirl
6y ago
I'm with you on all of those things, but just to play devils advocate, having a yard, a car, and an extra room are arguably all things contributing to climate change. The yard requires energy and materials to maintain. The room require
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6y ago
I'm not wrong. Different apartments give different offers just like everything else in the world.
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6y ago
No, it wouldn't. It would just be your non-refundable downpayment. Plenty of other things have non-refundable up front payments in the USA and other countries.
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gfxgirl
6y ago
Do you know of a place to get an OLED (or better) 60inch 4k monitor that's a reasonable price?
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You need to help spread the idea that the reason people don't live with their parents is corporations brainwashed them into wanting to move out so they'd buy cars, rent apartments, and fill those apartments with things. No idea if
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6y ago
It's not a bribe. That's your negative spin. The positive spin is it's just 2/26th pre-payment of the rent for 2 years. You then pay 1/26th every month for 2 years, repeat when you renew your contract. Do I like hav
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6y ago
Faxes don't work. What are you supposed to do with them? Stick them a filing cabinet and then go look them up there when needed? Faxes were better than snail mail but they suck compared to anything modern. Even the Japanese know this.
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6y ago
What about Japan seems like the future? Maybe you should try Singapore or many of the big cities in China. Singapore's architecture looks far more in the future than anything in Japan at this point. So do many other more modern Asian c
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6y ago
A friend of mine works at Amazon Japan. She's working 10-12 hrs a day, 6 days week. She gets paid no overtime. AFAIK that's illegal in Japan but here Amazon is doing it.
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6y ago
Surprisingly byOr wins on Safari
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6y ago
I agree that if the fast solution is 10x the code then maybe choose another solution. In this case all 6 solutions are basically the same amount of code. There's absolutely no reason to choose the slowest solution. 50% can easily be th
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6y ago
https://jsben.ch/WCjjG Well, seems like it does matter. Using an array is 50% slower than using an object and that's slower than using a Set in Chrome. Even worse in Safari. In Firefox array wins but you need to use a
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6y ago
That's how I wish it was for me but it's not. So far the largest charger I've been able to find only has 2 USB-C plugs. So, switch + pixel + pocket wifi + macbook air Then I have lots different computers. My Macbook Air has U
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6y ago
I detest turning on my TV and getting ads from the TV itself (recommendations). I detest it even more of there is some show/celebrity I don't want to see but every day for a week/month whatever it's shoved in my face. I&
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6y ago
So the phone company provided a way for criminals to organize in secret and communicate with each other without having to meetup in person so the phone company is responsible for that crime? Unless I mis-understood your argument. It seemed
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6y ago
The OP meant something more along the lines of "failed to be as popular as Unity/Unreal/Godot?" not "failed to find some users"
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Not my experience. I used to buy the new Thomas Guide (the 1 inch thick paper map book to find my way around Los Angeles). Having Google Maps on my phone has massively changed that. In the middle we had Nav systems but even then I now live
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6y ago
https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/ The public suffix list is (or was) used to tell if foo.domain.com is considered different user than bar.domain.com If domain.com is on the list then foo.domain.com is diff
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6y ago
Do you actually have that or are you suggesting it a solution? Unless something changed you can't get certs for subdomains unless they they are the public suffix list and getting on that list is non-trivial.
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6y ago
I don't think that quiet puts the finger on the distinction. Apple trying to sell me an iPhone claiming it's more secure and more privacy respecting might be true so if buy one it's a win-win if (a) it is true and (b) I actua
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6y ago
Well, for movies/tv it's well known they were used to get people to buy wedding rings, cigarettes, and many other things. Not the ads, the actual movie/tv show. When you see some character light up a cigarette with a cool pos
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6y ago
not as catchy but much better than "If you're not paying then you are the product". Wikipedia free. Linux in all its flavors are free. Libre Office, Firefox, LLVM, gcc, python. Lots of things are I'm not paying and don&#
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6y ago
SCons is the worst experience I've had with a build system. No one, even its advocates, ever really understood what was going on. Things became so much simpler and orders of magnitude faster when we switched away
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6y ago
When will this be a Chrome Debugger Extension. Also https://gtoolkit.com/ is kinda if you squint a similar idea though apparently with lots of pieces to help make writing the visualizers never take more then a few moments (
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6y ago
But that's exactly what Apple wants. They want you to invest your time in their ecosystem because that prevents you from spending time in other ecosystems. Every thing they do that makes it more work for you to make an iOS or MacOS app
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6y ago
I am curious how this would work in Japan. Walking through a grocery store or a convenience store most tea and soda is in plastic. I suppose that could be glass but carrying home several litters of liquid is already heavy enough with out ad
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6y ago
I could easily retire on $2M so I think it wouldn't be that hard to give away $1998M if I get to keep $2M. It's not like $2M is poor, given it's post tax it's like being able to live on a salary of $75k a year for 40yrs
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6y ago
No thank you. My open source software is a hobby I spend time on when I feel like it. The moment I start asking for money and selling it it's no longer a fun hobby but instead a burden on my time as I'll now feel obligated provide
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I'm going to respectfully disagree with most of the other replies to your question. There isn't much value in maintaining your own engine. All you have to do is look at the top games made with Unreal 4 and compare to the top games
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6y ago
When someone makes a platform as easy to use as Electron that makes tiny executables with zero friction and lets me easily style and debug a live running app I'll switch. Maybe that already exists? My previous experience with native de
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