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k3liutZu
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An old fellow named Jim is having memory troubles and goes to the doctor and the doctor prescribes him medicine. Jim's friend comes over to his house and says, "Jim I understand you got some medicine for your memory. Tell me, does
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Disclaimer: I work at 8x8 (not specifically on meetings, but related) 8x8 offers more than just meetings. You can see the feature list here: https://www.8x8.com/products/video-conferencing Yes we bought Jitsi from Atla
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"sentimental versioning" rings so true!
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I started around 2006 and there are definitively more standards — as in more ways to achieve the same thing. And yes, you have mobile — though we did fluid and "responsive" layouts back then as well. One thing that is better is th
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> LOC is a decent measure, but features are our targets Only if your measure of success is tied to fewer LOC.
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I once spent a week just to add a ";" in the right place to fix a bug.
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He does advise to use google translate to move the content from the original language to a different one and then back to alleviate this.
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> My MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019) was having kernel panics multiple times a day after having been asleep for extend periods. This was extremely annoying, as you can imagine. I’m happy to report that the Catalina 10.15.5 update fixes the k
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> Modern batteries should never swell, but will still wear out over time. Unfortunately they still do. Saw at least 2 Dell's and 2 macbook pro's with swollen batteries in the last 1-2 years, and this just in the colleagues in m
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lol. this is awesome :)) :))
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Improved battery life is a nice bonus. But yeah, they are going to do this to have control as Intel has not been a reliable partner in the last 5-10 years.
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This also limits how the UI is presented. With 1 stream the client can not choose how the UI is presented — there's a single video stream. Tradeoffs.
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My dad at some point put a password on the BIOS to restrict my PC usage. That's when I learned the motherboard has a standard "watch" battery which when taken out does reset all of the BIOS' settings.
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You can also use the 8x8 meeting experience (which is using the same underlying technology) free in the browser https://8x8.vc (Source: I work for 8x8)
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> Then imagine how many other worlds out there must be going through the same development right at this very moment. I guess we could argue this point against large swaths of the Earths animal kingdoms as well. Do we know where to draw s
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> 5% is occurs when I am searching for the answer to some obscure bug I think these are a majority of my searches, hence I had to switch back to google as DDG was almost never finding me any relevant result.
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Immer looks awesome but we're relying on Immutablejs shallow object comparison to stop rendering React components when not needed. When I last checked I could not figure out how to achieve the same thing with Immer. Do you know some re
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> “It’s okay,” I tell them. “This is normal. I’m not dying—I’m Polish.” I chuckled more then I should as an east-european myself. If it's hot I do sweat a LOT.
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> In theory there is no difference between theory and practice... This is really good.
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I'm sorry but Windows is not "good these days". It's as terrible as ever.
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Some of them (I would wager a good chunk) actually go slower than 50 years ago.
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I think the above snippet is a great example of how code can be ugly.
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You are the 0.01%
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Yes, if I ever go back to WFH I'll make sure to have a dedicated office. You need a room where "work happens" and nothing else. The human mind needs boundaries.
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Let's make this more generic: Anyone using Crystal? What do you use it for?
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sqrl
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I've never seen a (printed) product label with the ingredient list as a formatted list. They are always a comma-separated free-flowing text chunk. I guess this saves space.
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I keep wondering lately if anyone is actually an "adult", or if everyone is just faking it because that's what society expects... this leading to a vicious circle.
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> Of course the empire state building would need to be compressed into a single point but that's a minor practical concern. "minor" :) That's great, have an upvote.
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And the close neighbors of Romania we say "ceainic" to kettle which does come from the root word "ceai".
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