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> I can't sideload apps on my iPhone Then don’t buy one. Highly competitive market where you can buy others where this is possible.
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Daddy AdWords always has a spare $100M
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Agree, In my own experience it’s only orgs with a min 50 to 100 developers who can afford to have a single developer (it was me!) out working on productivity tools.
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The need for this in America shows how much of a market wasteland it is. School travel by bus (public and chartered), train, even in rural areas, is 100% government government funded and supported in Australia.
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I suspect only people at Apple like Radar ;)
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Any engineer who comes up with a solution that requires less new code being written is a more valuable engineer IMO. Less code is less time spent on building then maintaining code for all eternity. If you go through the build/buy/
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If you’re not building complicated new systems and just gluing things together, you’re not doing engineering? 1) definitely gate keeping 2) good engineering is about what not to build as much as it is what to build.
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Ortiz sardines is where it is at.
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Go on a very very long vacation!
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Still my favorite game
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There are many species that are separated by 100K/1M years that are still able to interbreed. Horses, Donkeys, Zebras are a good example. These animals can produce viable offspring but still have significant anatomical differences (tho
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You should be able to do using [NSEvent addGlobalMonitorForEventsMatchingMask] - I used it to intercept the CMD+V to make all pastes plaintext in Plain Jane https://github.com/i386/plainjane/blob/master/P
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iPhone 11 Air
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What a surprise that the author likes this emperor - he’s a small government republican!
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It’s a one character change to fstab...
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The kind of activities we were approaching about were for integrations, conferences, blog posts and webinars - great methods to get leads and remain in the zeitgeist.
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In my experience having worked at two developer tools companies where we wanted to partner and co-market products, Docker would never pick up the phone. There was definitely a “we don’t need you attitude” whenever I approached them and I ha
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Isn’t upgrading to ext4 trivial?
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It’s very expensive to maintain two SCM implementations in something like Bitbucket and maintain feature parity between the two. Poor cost/benefit ratio. I remember back when I was at Atlassian and we had introduced Git repositories, G
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Nothing as beautiful as cans with the lads and a couple of smokes too
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Except Taxi services were at least reasonably well regulated and had award wages, including vacation and sick leave (Australia) and now people work for less than minimum wage and have jack shit entitlements, can be terminated at will. Same
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I used to sell a reasonably popular app on the Mac AppStore called Plain Jane that made that shortcut default. Code https://github.com/i386/plainjane
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The NRMA campaigned for decades to remove the trams from Sydney streets and it was effectively done at their behest. Corporate vandalism at its finest.
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Curious to know what mineral water you are speaking about
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MacOS recently rewrote their window manager and apps still work. That’s the last 10%.
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If I were the guest I would have said yes and seen how long I could keep that interview going
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I wonder how many companies Google has killed by entering the market , setting the price to free and then walking away when bored.
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The myth of the eight-hour sleep
(bbc.com)
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That’s how the rest of the world feels about the stolen treasures in the British Museum
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The big difference between those point of views is that one is about letting people live safely within secular society and the other is the violent murder of the other. They are not morally equivalent positions. Stop treating them that way.
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