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by hennsen 9y ago
And exactly that ability being removed or minimized was bobcallme‘s point!
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by hennsen 9y ago
Really good UX is when i can still use a website even after activating all bad content filters with firefox Klar. This site ain‘t one of those... How much JS and whatever shit in background-loading do they need to tell me whats good UX???
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by hennsen 9y ago
I don’t necessarily believe it will work to beg them to show fairer behavior. But then, the issue that many businesses and corporations don’t consider fairness and moral as factor in their decisions and behavior is an urgent one. I think it
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by hennsen 9y ago
Motherfuckingreat style guide! Thanks for the laugh - for which partially the wording is responsible and partially it‘s the hopelessness of a „so true, but it will unlikely ever change towards the better“...
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by hennsen 9y ago
You’re right and given the context and previously written stuff the maintainer also invited people to contribute instead of just requiring him to work for them for free...
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by hennsen 9y ago
Not sure if that can be said in general. The maintainer is cited complaining about people using a +1 - which is there to notify that a bug bites me too or i agree with something someone else wrote. If the problem (which i looked not into n
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by hennsen 9y ago
O once had a little freelance gig for a company that did offer computing resources to one part of their customers and heat for houses and water to the other with just that concept. cloud & heat
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by hennsen 9y ago
The first comment on the page is interesting. I believe if you have that kind of problem, you haven’t set up proper teamwork between techs and marketers to create such texts together. The one makes sure it’s great dor selling, the other th
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by hennsen 9y ago
I‘d actually like to be called innovator rather than Rockstar, as well as prefer working with innovators than people behaving like Rockstars... EDIT: (Besides that, i agree, realizing this was still the n.io thread after posting this, there
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by hennsen 9y ago
Oh, and we „accidentally“ forgot to mention in the introduction paragraph, that MariaDB is the „fork“ of the people who actually invented MySQL and made all that, including our own business, possible in the first place. A fork that‘s create
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by hennsen 9y ago
Just do it! :)
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by hennsen 9y ago
Yes, and we all know every shop in town has resources comparable to Facebook‘s...
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by hennsen 9y ago
Made my day :) Or even - do i get a greater chance that someone sending me mail is actually willing to accept a reply in the same channel? Many nowadays just force us to go to their websites, login, find a contact form, read through faq
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by hennsen 9y ago
You’re right - this way of communicating doesn’t help finding a solution to a situation that - in your and my opinion- shouldn’t exist in the first place :) I might be just too tired and not be open trying to search for these solutions unti
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by hennsen 9y ago
Agreed that lobbyism itself is just “asking politicians to consider your wishes” by any group of interest. I mean industry lobbyism by mega-corporations with the single goal of growth and financial gain without respecting the effects on soc
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by hennsen 9y ago
Email should be plain text. It’s well working and good enough for just about any need I have. Graphically designed email is used primarily for marketing bullshit - mails that i’d rather not want to receive at all in the first place.
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by hennsen 9y ago
That is, erm, sonethingh different, cough . I also wonder what about lobbyism in general. Why is this allowed and the other not. Because it’s good for economy? What if it’s still bad for society?
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by hennsen 9y ago
The latter being like just what CIA et al do in just about any country and election they wish...
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by hennsen 9y ago
Thanks ;) yes sure, it can be many things - and a repeatability of 2 in 3 is not very much... just some. It can also be that as the original article mentions there are many causes for a bad cold, that my system worked only with a part of th
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by hennsen 9y ago
... all communicating via the cloud...and if the network or cloud has an outage we have a million accidents at once, or just stand still.
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by hennsen 9y ago
It could. Who knows if there was actually Vitamin C contained in what i bought? But my experience still exists. I took that stuff that has been sold to me as Vit C and had a lot less to suffer. Didn’t spend a lot of money, and didn’t have a
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by hennsen 9y ago
Strong argumentation... with just a few logical errors... Unless you can prove what I wrote didn’t happen to me, i can as well insult you of pushing misinformation about what happened to me and what not. I talk about personal experience an
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by hennsen 9y ago
Might be better to talk about concrete numbers instead of "low/high/very large" doses :) I would not take zinc in the same numbers as Vitamin C - but exactly therefor eI said I would take them apart, because, at least in
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by hennsen 9y ago
The yale article doesn't mention the exact doses for which it has been tested, only once it says "high", but in the other experiments just says "supplements" - so it's unclear what exactly has been found out ab
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by hennsen 9y ago
Oh really - It has been proven that it does not work for me personally exactly as i wrote? I didn’t see the researcher team coming through my door... I didn’t say it works for everyone, but only report how it turns out for me. Interesting
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by hennsen 9y ago
Might be for some / in some situations. My „experiments“ worked without zinc so far. But maybe i should try it next time and see if it helps to get a success rate closer to 100 instead of just ~70% The thing is as with Vitamin C, most
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by hennsen 9y ago
What the article says nothing about is the usefulness of taking Vitamin C in high doses - it only mentions shortly regular doses probably something like 100-200mg a day. This is enough to prevent Skorbut an ensures basic need. But there ar
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Cool music tech search engine Tricks with DuckDuckGo(cdm.link)
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by hennsen 9y ago
Cannot be loaded and seen. Can you put your text on some public blogging service instead of a weak small server that overloads when people on hackernews actually are interested on your thing?
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by hennsen 9y ago
Thats the interpretation of TDD by people who are afraid of test and seek excuses. By the name, nothing says you need 100% coverage (a stupid measure abyway, cause you can get those 100% but still neglecting thousands of corner and limit ca

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