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by itisit 3y ago
I don't know. The fedora one is spot on.
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by itisit 3y ago
A faux wood decal.
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by itisit 3y ago
It's not nostalgia for anything, as the show's never been to my taste. What I'm saying is the show's ratings are quite literally the worst they've ever been. Part of that is the general decline of linear tv and part
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by itisit 3y ago
It’s funny how such an unfunny show works to promote and train a steady flow of talent. I wonder what will become the next mainstream comedy breeding ground after Lorne calls it quits. Given the show’s ratings (and relevance) decline since
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by itisit 3y ago
Assuming this pooch will have cellular connectivity. How does one sniff its traffic short of getting one’s hands on a StingRay? Because I would not trust this thing as far as I could throw it.
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by itisit 3y ago
Reminds me of my favorite piece of gobbledygook, the Codex Seraphinianus ! [0] [1] Perusing it is a fun way to let your mind untether from the usual symbolicism [sic], coherence, and meaning encountered in daily life. [0] https:/&#x2
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by itisit 3y ago
Potential for injury, respiratory illness, space limitations, disability. Not everyone has the privilege.
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by itisit 3y ago
You cannot deny the vast positive competitive influence Apple has had on personal computing over the last 25 years. They take a pass at improving the experience of whatever it is, and everyone significantly ups their game thereafter. You do
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by itisit 3y ago
I'd be curious to see a proper signal map for this service. I've been the proud owner of a Casio Oceanus for a little over a year now. I can count on one hand the number of times the watch has synchronized via radio.
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by itisit 3y ago
Why can’t Boeing do software? What is going on? I feel like these FCS issues simply weren’t happening pre-2010.
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by itisit 3y ago
> Religion is older than democracy and will likely outlive it Hard to say. I think religious indoctrination is harder to maintain over time in the face of technology. Eventually it will run out of shadow and won’t have enough compelling
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by itisit 3y ago
It's been quite a while, but CNET has never been the same since CBS acquired them in 2008. They drove the site to become SEO fodder, almost like a ZergNet for tech. And their most recent acquirer is diluting whatever integrity remains
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by itisit 3y ago
I think we make selective religious accommodations and exemptions for no good reason. Why is one person’s fiction more deserving or more valid than another? Followers of CotFSM and Scientology have as much of a claim on special treatment a
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by itisit 3y ago
It’s a very well-known Reddit comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/24vo34/whats_the...
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by itisit 3y ago
You could ask the same of enterprises using Salesforce, AWS, or SAP. At a certain scale, it’s just not feasible to have the org consumed by technology. It’s much easier to solve problems by throwing money at vendors. Arguing otherwise is a
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China Set to Impose Mobile Device Limits for Minors(wsj.com)
1 points by itisit 3y ago|1 comments
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by itisit 3y ago
I appreciate this sound engineer’s preservation work, but cannot stand the intrusion of a Wilhelm scream. What was once a cute wink towards filmmakers and cinephiles is now an obnoxiously overused disruption to the flow of the film. You mig
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by itisit 3y ago
The market asked for these developers, and it got them. Their inexperience is not a symptom of a decided ineptitude or nonchalance towards CS fundamentals. It’s a case of getting what’s required for a job (web apps and crud backends) and no
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by itisit 3y ago
That’s just it: computing is ordinary and in most cases a commodity. Same as petroleum, wheat, and gold. When business normalizes around a commodity, all the excitement, novelty, and wonder is lost. Consumers demand it, suppliers crank it o
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by itisit 3y ago
Prompted by a former soft drink CEO with his hands on a fresh and exciting brand willing to explore the limits of its marketability.
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by itisit 3y ago
I'd say the primary concern is not with the purchasing party exercising their right not to disclose their intent post-sale. It's that they're intentionally masking their identity to prevent unwelcome influence on the transact
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by itisit 3y ago
Eventually the audience will be AI as well.
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by itisit 3y ago
My armchair wisdom: the degree to which a worker must generate metrics, however contrived, in order to provide accountability and transparency, however inaccurate, is directly proportional to the size and complexity of an organization. Ther
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by itisit 3y ago
Words as bereft of substance as “cool stuff”.
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by itisit 3y ago
Special would have been an apt model name.
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by itisit 3y ago
Really curious to know the guidelines for the state of the unsolved cube. Clearly some configurations are faster to solve than others discounting the speed of the solver.
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by itisit 3y ago
Neither "wild" nor "children".
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by itisit 3y ago
Tasteless and offensive? Sure. But why should it be illegal to do such a thing?
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by itisit 3y ago
The Brightline vision is finally arriving, partially, after three decades of failures in funding and planning. To call that “ahead of the game” is disingenuous.
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by itisit 3y ago
Indeed it was: https://www.quora.com/Why-was-Doom-developed-on-a-NeXT

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