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721.
by hk1337 4y ago
The title, and this is the article's title, screams angst. "Ha, gotcha!"
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by hk1337 4y ago
> an horrible gamification of online discourse triggering your need to win the "spectators" Win the crowd and you'll win your freedom.
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by hk1337 4y ago
My biggest concern is the use of the local application. I don't _think_ that is affected but we'll see. I don't currently log in at all on the local application, will they start requiring you to login to even use the applicat
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by hk1337 4y ago
> consider buying 4 USB-C expansion cards, or at least a mix of 4 USB-A or USB-C cards, as they use less power than other cards and you do want to fill those expansion slots otherwise they snag around and feel insecure The connectors for
725.
by hk1337 4y ago
I do use the external and multi monitor setup. I tried for awhile having them side by side but it didn’t work having to look slightly left or right all the time. I’ve tried working from just the laptop and it’s fine for awhile but not long
726.
by hk1337 4y ago
This was at least couple of decades ago but I remember how they would send your password to your phone over SMS.
727.
by hk1337 4y ago
Blasphemy! I must overcomplicate it so the build takes a significant amount of time in the CI workflow. /s
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by hk1337 4y ago
It seems like a really nice phone and my interest was peaked until I saw it’s only a 4G/LTE phone. I wonder if they’ll come out with a 5G version?
729.
by hk1337 4y ago
Geez. I thought it was borderline when I thought they were just providing pricing stats but to put even the smallest of barriers that prevents the user from setting a price outside of their recommendation is ludicrous. RealPage basically ju
730.
by hk1337 4y ago
WFR’d or RIF’d depending on your employer.
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by hk1337 4y ago
Caveat to that, IMO, your DevOps guy needs to make it so it can easily be understood and run by other people in case they get hit by a bus. The last thing you need is for the new guy to come in and rewrite everything because it only really
732.
by hk1337 4y ago
Backing in is safer than head-in but if it’s possible, because sometimes it isn’t, pull-through is safer than backing in. Caveat: Head-in is more appropriate for angled spaces.
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by hk1337 4y ago
That’s fine but if the pigeons start arguing back, you should probably leave.
734.
by hk1337 4y ago
Serious Sam was as close to Duke Nukem as I got.
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by hk1337 4y ago
If it did, I would presume it wasn't targeted. I'm not an expert in radar tech or whatever else is used to pick up objects but I would think something that small wouldn't get picked up easily on radar and whatnot (except for
736.
by hk1337 4y ago
> "solid-js": "/node_modules/solid-js/dist/solid.js", Wouldn't this require node_modules to be publicly accessible?
737.
by hk1337 4y ago
Back to the Future was right.
738.
by hk1337 4y ago
aka Joshua
739.
by hk1337 4y ago
I wonder what the new Ram 1500 REV is going to be like?
740.
by hk1337 4y ago
> Some frameworks require that test names are formatted in some special way, like starting with “test”, using snake case, camel case or other. I’m ignoring that part of the naming for brevity and to avoid focusing on a specific language.
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by hk1337 4y ago
Unleash the POWER of the PYRAMID!
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by hk1337 4y ago
I would imagine there are two occurrences at play, some employees affected by both some by one, but 1. You're wondering when you'll be next 2. People you have been working with are just gone now.
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by hk1337 4y ago
They still got an HP but I finally got my parents into buying a laser printer instead of fooling around with inkjet and its cartridges. It was still quite a bit, and more than $100, because they insisted on color and multifunction printer b
744.
by hk1337 4y ago
> Linux router software that would fit on a floppy disk and run it in a 486DX2 I thought this was me that posted this and forgot I posted it. I did this exact thing with same equipment back in college. My reasoning was slightly different
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by hk1337 4y ago
So, like Twitter with a slight twist on how the feed works?
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by hk1337 4y ago
yeah, I started using Fastmail's masked email to create emails for services that route to my inbox. Initially I did it with my email domain then figured because my email domain has my name in it that it seemed semi-pointless so I switc
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by hk1337 4y ago
Since when was it pay walled? What were you having trouble with because it seems to be available to me when I look at it.
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by hk1337 4y ago
That's like this function in this legacy code I am working on has an alert function for creating the bootstrap alerts with options like "dismissible_off" and "autohide_off" instead of just "dismissible" an
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by hk1337 4y ago
That's fine, it means IT doesn't have to contend with TikTok traffic on the network.
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by hk1337 4y ago
> even better than Rails IMHO. I don't know about that. I have been looking at Rails 7 and there's a lot things in Rails now I like better than Laravel. Symfony did most of the heavy lifting with getting PHP relevant again, Lar

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