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by imron 6y ago
Appallingly
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by imron 6y ago
If you are wearing the backpack with both straps, then I attach at the bottom of the strap, near the waist. Yes it bumps in to me but not in a way that bothers me (it’s more ‘resting’ than ‘bumping’).
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by imron 6y ago
> You think there'd be ...some? people talking about how they decided not to have a child because she/he wouldn't fit in the car if it's going to have a measurable effect on birth rates but at least personally I have
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by imron 6y ago
> e.g. very few bags might hold a 15-in laptop and also a helmet I clip the helmet to the backpack straps.
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by imron 6y ago
There likely was but I can’t remember any specifics.
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by imron 6y ago
> Its interesting that in 1882 the authors refusal to give an ending would have been seen as challenging and innovative but to me in 2020 it seems like a cop-out. In the early 90's, my English teacher read this story to the class an
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by imron 6y ago
> Do you really blame Linux over Apple for that? I don't blame anyone, and I understand the reasons, but at the end of the day I still can't use devices I can use everywhere else, and I'm reminded of that daily when I need
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by imron 6y ago
> they'll describe something that makes it clear they haven't tried any Linux distro in a long time. I use Linux for work. In Ubuntu 20 air pod pros still don’t pair properly - I can use the earphones but not the headset micro
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by imron 6y ago
This was my first thought too
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by imron 6y ago
TIL. This will make this feature even more useful than I already found it.
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by imron 6y ago
Note for people trying this at home, vim is case sensitive. I still regularly use this feature to look up libc and other things. You can also type 2K to go to ‘man 2’, or 3K to go to ‘man 3’ etc.
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by imron 6y ago
Some other VPN providers claims were tested by hackers and security researchers and found wanting [0]. The point the article was trying to make was you can never be sure which providers are trustworthy and which ones are not, and even the t
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by imron 6y ago
All it’s missing is ‘set expandtab’ ;-)
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by imron 6y ago
> One thing I never understood is why Vim bindings are a big gain when you have a mouse. Vim bindings are a gain because you don’t have to use the mouse.
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by imron 6y ago
> On TouchID phones, it was always fiddly, double-touching (but not pressing) the home button As someone with a touch ID phone who didn’t know about this feature - thank you! This will change how I use my phone.
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by imron 6y ago
Build payments in to the browser like what brave is trying to do. Then I don’t have to subscribe to a hundred different sites, and sites can have a consistent way to charge small amounts per article without worrying about micro transaction
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by imron 6y ago
> but is there another way to express this idiom in Rust? If you don’t want to handle Results, just ? all the way up and out of main. Then come back and deal with them as necessary when you’re ready. It’s far nicer than dealing with exce
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by imron 6y ago
> Command-? (command shift /) opens the help menu It's also far more convenient than Ctrl-F2 to move the mouse focus to the menu bar.
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by imron 6y ago
There's a lot of salary information on sites like https://levels.fyi and https://www.teamblind.com/ They might not have all the companies listed in this thread, but there is enough information there to find
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by imron 6y ago
What chance to Facebook and Google have when even the laws of mathematics must bow to Australian law [0]. Be careful what you wish for though. As an Australian, I fear that Australian news media needs Facebook and Google far more than the
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by imron 6y ago
> Which serves as a reason to regularly increase the amount. Which serves to further increase inflation. So you increase the amount more, and shortly thereafter inflation increases more again. And so you increase the amount again, and so
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by imron 6y ago
Not for me. Those confusing switches are already ingrained in my memory (or hidden away behind aliases) and now I find it more confusing that git is recommending new and different commands to do things that I've been doing a fixed way
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by imron 6y ago
As a percentage of total traffic, a 'minor' outage for Cloudflare probably equates to a significant outage for a non-trivial amount of the internet. It will also be especially noticeable to end-users, because sites using Cloudflar
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by imron 6y ago
I used to be a C++ diehard, but modern C++ is the reason I started learning rust. I figured if I’m going to learn a bunch of new rules and idioms, I might as well do it with a language that has those things built in rather than bolted on as
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by imron 6y ago
> Musk’s fortune rose by $6.07 billion on Friday, Bloomberg News said, following a 10.8% jump in the electric carmaker’s stock.
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by imron 6y ago
This follow up comment was insightful. Thanks.
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by imron 6y ago
> I’m sure people running Redis in production are happy about that. I sympathize with the main points you were making, but surely ‘people running Redis in production’ are the core use case for Redis, so ultimately this move seems good fo
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by imron 6y ago
A Dyson sphere!
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by imron 6y ago
> I don't share my "real" email address with Facebook. Don't worry, they know it anyway.
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by imron 6y ago
"Meant to" doesn't mean "is", and even if 99% of people do what they are "meant to", that still leaves millions of people doing it the "wrong" way.

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