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by jdlyga 4y ago
I never expected WhatsApp to be private at all. It's a Meta product, even if they claim otherwise.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Personally, I would love to work in c++. It’s my favorite language to work in. I have over a decade of experience with it professionally. But, seems like most jobs these days are python.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
QR Code menus work well in China because you're also ordering from the menus too. You don't have to flag down a waiter and place an order unless you want to.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I'm amazed people still use WhatsApp. We mostly abandoned it in the United States back in the mid 2010's. I mostly use it with friends over in european countries, just like I do with people in China with WeChat.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I couldn't even suggest a good alternative: Windows: Windows 11 is a mixed bag with some better design and some worse. Currently, it's a bit of a step backwards. Windows 10 is pretty ok though. Ubuntu: I wouldn't say Ubuntu
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Is Marc Anthony a descendent of Mark Antony?
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by jdlyga 4y ago
"Hover" with the Apple Pencil is something that my Tablet PC in 2003 could do. Still, I'm very glad that tablets in 2022 finally have this feature.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I knew this was New York before even reading this. It's getting bad out there, and we need to find a solution to address it.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Hey it's the broadcast tv playbook
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I started buying on eBay before I was 18. I think my birthday is still wrong on that site, even though I'm almost 40.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I always loved C++ as a language. Most of the use cases for it nowadays are when performance is key, and people use python for everything else. But I miss the structure that C++ provides without the heavy hand that Java and C# require. I
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by jdlyga 4y ago
You've been able to move apps around pretty easily for at least a decade. You can even remove them and just access them from the app drawer or have multiple copies on the same page. What he's talking about is not have them snap
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Well, if Bitwarden becomes the new LastPass, there's always room for another Bitwarden.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Wow, this is exactly what I've been looking for. I always loved scissor switch keyboards over mechanical keyboards because of the much lower profile / lower travel. But only a few keyboards like the HP Wireless Elite V2 and Logi
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Being indoors and isolated everyday can make you sad and anxious. I struggled with this when I was a teenager in the 90s, but it's so much more common nowadays.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I love how so many behaviors we depend on were mistakes or temporary fixes "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move"
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by jdlyga 4y ago
The main reason is because TikTok is the dominant homegrown short-form platform for videos now. YouTube is more for longform, highly produced content.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I view the Oculus Quest in the same category as 3D TV right now. Yes, it's REALLY COOL. But 3D TV was also really cool, especially watching Pixar movies which I did all the time when I had one. It has potential, but it's just n
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by jdlyga 4y ago
It's the exchange rate I'd bet. $1 is around 0.98€ right now
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Complaining about Chrome performance but then just downloading Brave. Smart
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by jdlyga 4y ago
This would be more appealing without the app. I have an uplift standing desk, and one of the nice things about it is how simple it is to work.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Well, we're in the tech industry. I'm sure people working service jobs, health care workers, or teachers might have different opinions.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Jira is becoming Microsoft Word in terms of just piling on the features. Atlassian needs to learn to say no sometimes.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Well, trust the science. If it doesn't work, we shouldn't mandate it.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
The rich areas of the US do have high life expectancy. New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, etc. But there are a lot of very poor regions too that drag the average down. For a european equivalent, take western europe and group it with ea
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I struggled with anything besides committing or pushing when I first started using Git. People keep trying to make better GUI's to account for this, but going and in and learning how to use the command line and reading Pro Git really w
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Hey, it's the plot of Etrian Odyssey! A sinkhole with a forest inside was discovered, and the nearby town became mobbed with adventurers. It turns out there were many layers of forests and other biomes the further down you went into
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by jdlyga 4y ago
It's easy to rationalize bad things if you spend too much effort trying to understand them. After all, even Hitler thought he was doing good for the world. Yes we all need to understand each other, to a point. Beyond that point, you
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I'm an ACM member. I just searched, and it still costs $5 to read recent articles. And that's with a membership. But good on them for opening access to older materials.
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Because it's not entertaining, the supply of it already is overwhelming, and there's no real actionable information that you get. Wow, let me read in detail about the politics behind a deadlock in the U.S. senate. Even when some

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