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by jdmg94 6y ago
If only IKEA furniture didn't had a history of killing children because they don't meet furniture stability standard. Here's a couple stories from this year and before then. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/0
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by jdmg94 6y ago
IKEA has to be one of the worst companies, their furniture doesn't meet the stability requirements and there have been myriad of cases where IKEA furniture crushed a child to death. On top of that IKEA has been known to buy ilegal woo
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by jdmg94 6y ago
weather alone is not worth the current housing prices in California, specially considering how we're actively fucking up climate.
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by jdmg94 6y ago
statistically speaking most people today make a living coding in js, if we where going to extremes we would be talking about soldering your own board, assembling your own language, rolling your own OS, the shit Bell labs used to do. Coding
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by jdmg94 6y ago
Kind of clickbaity considering most of Intel's security issues are also "unfixable"
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by jdmg94 6y ago
I can make an arithmetic and floating point units wussup
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by jdmg94 6y ago
Crossover.com has been doing this for YEEAARS
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by jdmg94 6y ago
And that's on a US Government official, the ones who are not may end up in a cage...
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by jdmg94 6y ago
I wished they implemented the Fullscreen API for iPhones...
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by jdmg94 6y ago
I'm all for these changes on a personal level, but when a company like Github (and by extension MS) makes a PR move virtue signaling like they actually did something then we should be skeptic, because they have time and time again supp
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by jdmg94 6y ago
> For sure Windows is not as user-stupid as something like macOS, iOS, Android, etc... but for me as a power user it's just about as powerful as I need to be. I guess it depends on what kind of "power user" you are becaus
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by jdmg94 6y ago
WeWork is to remote work, as Cyber-Cafes were to home computers
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by jdmg94 6y ago
There's heavy speculation of Apple ditching Intel for the ARM platform, it'd be interesting to see if it could actually happen. It has to be an opportunistic move
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by jdmg94 6y ago
Apple has the deepest pockets in the list you gave there, and they have skin in the chip manufacturing business. Shit's about to get interesting.
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by jdmg94 6y ago
as a 3rd world developer now living comfortably on the 1st world this is exactly my experience, people in the developing world are in general more ignorant on technology, so even if you are an excellent developer it is still going to be a h
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by jdmg94 6y ago
that's such a small sliver of linux users that the vast majority of linux users (who actually need SSH) are taking the overhead for nothing in return...
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by jdmg94 6y ago
> Just imagine the same being true for coders: that 7 out of every 10 programmers you spotted at developer conferences or in the engineering departments of larger companies were really only making ends meet while starting their own busin
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by jdmg94 6y ago
I personally think Universities and colleges are a scam that was necessary before we had access to the bulk of human knowledge on the tip of our fingers. We should go back to an apprentice system, go through elementary and middle school and
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by jdmg94 6y ago
Most of Latin America's banks have banking systems on OS/2, maybe this project can get some traction with the spanish speaking demographic
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by jdmg94 6y ago
as a frontend developer, I salute you sir, that shit sounds INSANE.
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by jdmg94 6y ago
so this is a React clone...much powerful, such fast
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by jdmg94 7y ago
I wouldn't fly on a touchscreen plane, imagine Boeing going corporate with their airplane screens, nope, nope, nope.
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by jdmg94 7y ago
eventbrite is the closes alternative I've found
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by jdmg94 7y ago
I remember when I bought my XPS13 a year ago, to work while I traveled, I found that even with WSL, it was painful to get my toolchain working on windows (mostly unix based tools) I ended up putting ubuntu (and currently popOS) and never lo
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by jdmg94 7y ago
nice try ISP executives!
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by jdmg94 7y ago
I'm a developer and now that there's UTM for iOS I am going to be exploring the new ipad as a development machine, AWS Cloud9 already makes a great case for portability
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by jdmg94 7y ago
China literally sent a team of medics to Italy to help with the virus: https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2020/03/13/world/europe/13re...
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by jdmg94 7y ago
well, when they announced they were moving to Vancouver the news said they still had to apply for a visa, even if grandma is on the money
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by jdmg94 7y ago
I think the word you're looking for is speculation
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by jdmg94 7y ago
you should look into the libraries of Paul Henschel

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