issamehh

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by issamehh 6y ago
I'd be interested in hearing why you think we'd be better off with middle school students having jobs. I'm a firm believer that absolutely having to have a job to survive completely wrecks the learning process. Not just for c
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by issamehh 6y ago
If you think that was the death of it, I hate to break it to you but it was dead long before. This is just a husk
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by issamehh 6y ago
This is the worst behavior to me. Those are precious buttons I want to bind to other uses. Too many times they've navigated me away from what I was looking at when I happened to press them with the browser focjsdd
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by issamehh 6y ago
Jokes on any thief that tries to steal from my trunk. I don't really care about any of the junk in there other than maybe my jumper cables and tool set. Have fun sorting through all of the extra stuff to find them in time
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by issamehh 6y ago
My understanding is that the integrity of the contents is assured due to the identifier being a hash of the content. From there I don't think it's really needed for a whole protocol to verify the author. Couldn't something as
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by issamehh 6y ago
I can't speak for Apple users but my watch actually has the opposite effect. The only notifications I let it show are one's that are determined to be important to look at. Everything else remains on the phone and on mute until it
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by issamehh 6y ago
At what point do we consider a franework mature? I've done a number of CRUD apps in Rust at this point and I have to say the frameworks I've used have made it dead simple. So simple actually that I loathe having to do so in other
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by issamehh 6y ago
That seems like quite a bold assumption about what I'll be running. While I do expect to a game to be able to take what it needs and certainly that could be a lot, I've definitely ran multiple games or ran intensive software at th
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by issamehh 6y ago
This is the hell I have come to live and be trapped in partially as a result of the pandemic. Those things are pure evil manifest.
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by issamehh 6y ago
It'd be really nice if I could find a study on this, but just because bitcoin doesn't power the majority of the transactions doesn't mean it couldn't do so without the energy needs scaling linearly with transactions. If
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by issamehh 6y ago
My parents weren't able to afford to get any other kind of heating for our home. What they could do is put in the work to find and prepare a supply of wood. To this day they still use it for heating
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by issamehh 6y ago
I can't even look at school as not being a prison. It's one of the only places I've had the displeasure to be denied basic rights such as going to use a toilet.
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by issamehh 6y ago
Amphetamine is very much a controlled substance in the US. You can receive it legally with a prescription of course but that does not mean it isn't controlled. Of course it's just a name. There shouldn't be an argument that i
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by issamehh 6y ago
It doesn't get marked for every game that is playable. They have a list of games that are officially supported by Proton but there are so many more that work well that you can play if you enable the option in the Steam settings
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by issamehh 6y ago
I'm on the opposite side of this. Tobacco is the absolute worst lingering smell. It's not even a close comparison and never was. I think combustion should be less widespread for sure. I don't think we'll see mass switche