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by hateful 5y ago
As someone with ADHD, this has been the most advantageous change for me. Another things I can do now is play a game on my phone during meetings - it may be counter-intuitive to others, but occupying my visual cortex and hands with a simple
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by hateful 5y ago
I've heard in the past that auto makers have EPA quotas to make that are based on the average of all of their vehicles, so they would create an electric or hybrid car just to bring down the averages to acceptable levels. Not sure if th
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by hateful 5y ago
Based on the previous posts rules, for me it would be: Recommend anything else you have that's not excluded by those rules. And give me a "remove" like Amazon does and I'll be happy. I don't actually want recommenda
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by hateful 5y ago
This is my experience, over and over - to the point where I often get to the point the article states as "just … give up". Then there's the "let's split it up into pieces first". This is where, instead of rolli
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by hateful 5y ago
That was my first thought. I remember reading an article before Spectre was patched, that it could slow down the speed by ~5%? I never checked back in on it. I have noticed that the latest update feels faster than all the other ones, but it
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by hateful 5y ago
Why, not what. In the real world, code is based on business logic, so comments are a good place to add a ticket number (though most times a better place is usually a commit message) or a brief explanation of "why in the hell would anyo
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by hateful 5y ago
At my second job around 2004 my boss was very strict about not having the page move on load, it was a big deal. But over the years, especially recently, I've noticed so many sites and apps that shift constantly and it seems that it&#x2
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by hateful 5y ago
(2016)
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by hateful 5y ago
If you've ever played sitting next to someone else, you'll notice that not every animation is shared, just position and future position. If you hold the mouse button and spin in a circle, it won't show on the other person&#x2
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by hateful 5y ago
I had one do that. When I give the address in person I get "do you work here?" I had to switch my hosting provider at one point because they stopped supporting catch-all. I have no idea how many "addresses" I've use
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by hateful 5y ago
The fact that there isn't a standard form factor for phones is a big part of the problem IMO.
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by hateful 5y ago
Been looking for a new chair for a while - and I really like that Aeron allows you to NOT get the fully adjustable arm rests. All I did all day on my current chair (Arozzi) is accidentally move them when I get up from the chair - to the poi
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by hateful 5y ago
> Patreon and Github sponsors. This was a big one for me. I donate ~2 to not just projects I happen to like, but to ones that I've used and have given me a good return on investment. Honorable mentions: Vuejs, Bootstrap Vue
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by hateful 5y ago
Every time in the past where I had to switch to IE11 in order to use a site, I would always say out loud: "This site requires an insecure browser."
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by hateful 6y ago
Maybe it has to do with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trypophobia
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by hateful 6y ago
For me - every time I update my NVIDIA card's drivers, the default output gets reset to be HDMI.
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by hateful 6y ago
If you do a formula in Google Sheets and it contains an emoji, this comes into play. For example, if the first character is an emoji and you want to reference it you need to do =LEFT(A1, 2) - and not =LEFT(A1, 1)
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by hateful 6y ago
cloud=a single point of failure for the whole world!
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by hateful 6y ago
Plus, now that I think about it, having a grid without the gaps usual crosswords have would be very complex to create with actual words. Even more so when using hexagons.
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by hateful 6y ago
Also, are the answers real words, or random strings?
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by hateful 6y ago
Over the years, the wife and I tried numerous shared calendars - but nothing has yet topped the one I made fairly manually in Google Sheets. I just copy a few rows down every once in a while and we keep it going. Color coded, Emoji for diff
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by hateful 6y ago
If you copy a file to a another drive, is it the same file?
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by hateful 6y ago
Thinking the same thing. Anyone compare last years with this years!
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by hateful 6y ago
I would think "right to repair" has a lot to do with this. When you have to replace everything only after a few years, a lot more chips would be needed.
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by hateful 6y ago
For my music rack I had used the discontinued RAST end table: https://us.amazon.com/IKEA-Ikea-Rast-Nightstand/dp/B01GUHPVK... End table: $15 rails: $8 screws: $1 It's too bad they don't make it anymore.
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by hateful 6y ago
This may have less to do with your location and more to do with overall trends https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/05/where-have-all-insec...
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by hateful 6y ago
I really think that if they gave up all the complicated algorithms and went with a simple algorithm out of the 90s we'd be much happier with the recommendations.
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by hateful 6y ago
The solution to all this seems simple to me. Have the site just accept both formats, the old wiki format and the new [not yet decided] format. Then each page will just have to have a format option. Then, slowly, pages can be converted, even
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by hateful 6y ago
> your motion through the x dimension in space, for example, is completely independent of your motion through the y and z dimensions. But it does, if you're moving at a constant speed... just like you're moving through time in.
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by hateful 6y ago
I didn't have a word for this until recently - demisexual. "a sexual orientation on the asexual spectrum defined as someone who does not experience sexual attraction until they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone.

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