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by kagamine 10y ago
Neighbor does not live in the US but in a country with strict employment law and higher operating costs. I don't know the details of how a McDonalds franchise works, I have only eaten in one twice in >40 years alive, the last time b
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by kagamine 10y ago
My neighbor owns and runs a McDonald's franchise and that man is drowning in debt and working himself to death. I honestly would not recommend it.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Well done on buying an old Land Rover, and welcome to the club. The satisfaction I get from the upkeep and tinkering with mine is at least as great as the satisfaction I get from work. Honestly, if I never had to work there would another La
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by kagamine 10y ago
Now it makes sense. I really wondered.
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by kagamine 10y ago
I find sleep/resume is successful when the proprietary driver is installed, nouveau isn't doing it doing it for me on Ubuntu derived 16.x distros (this month I have tried KDE Neon and Bodhi). The problem though, is that installing
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by kagamine 10y ago
> My employer doesn't let me use my own computer and refuses to buy me one. ? Then what are you using?
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by kagamine 10y ago
And when using email addresses to test your software always use [something]@test.com instead of [whatevs]@example.com because the people at test.com love getting your random test data. /sarcasm Don't do this. http://co
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by kagamine 10y ago
The button text should read "unsubscribe" in that case, not "update", and the header text "Subscriptions". It could be a lot clearer.
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by kagamine 10y ago
That was interesting. My reaction was "is this actually a dark pattern, or just designed by a complete idiot?" Because the user trying subscribe and the user trying to UNsubscribe both have a problem in understanding what is goin
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by kagamine 10y ago
That's a matter of opinion that I am sure many Linux/unix users do not share. Even on windows the tree structure is easiest understood in plain text without all the noise. It's literally a diagram of the file system.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Google does UX so badly that other google employees blog about it https://medium.freecodecamp.com/stop-the-overuse-of-overflow...
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by kagamine 10y ago
I've been telling my SO to "google it" for years. She won't do it unless I ask her to. Then when she does, I do this -> 0_o because, really, why are you typing that? Do you not know how to google? Anyway, all this mis
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by kagamine 10y ago
And certain areas in tech are harder to enter too. Web-dev a decade ago was easy to start, now every site you might be familiar with when starting out uses the RIDICULOUS_OVERKILL.js framework, SASS/LESS because CSS is for amateurs!, O
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by kagamine 10y ago
All this and the comments assume Windows will let you upgrade at all. Google "windows 10 upgrade something happened" and then try to find the fix for that amazing piece of error reporting. In my case it was either that the languag
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by kagamine 10y ago
I'd lke to collect things programmers say during tutorials. I don't have a large enough twitter following for such a question to gain any traction, but this one I heard recently is what got me thinking about it: "There is no
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by kagamine 10y ago
Norway does have a lot of community oriented activities especially if you have children. There are ski-clubs everywhere for cross country skiing, and those clubs often have "lys-løype" (lit tracks) and a man who drives a tracked v
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by kagamine 10y ago
Where are you all getting Dutch from? He sounds generic Euro speaking English to me.
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by kagamine 10y ago
You didn't get that he was meant to sound like a possibly Austrian psychoanalyst?
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by kagamine 10y ago
I thought the had Lenovo branded smartphones. There are some on ebay but I don't know how recent the models are.
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by kagamine 10y ago
It ended with Brexit and started with football hooliganism and skinheads (not the reggae loving kind) 30 years ago.
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by kagamine 10y ago
There are other non-free webframeworks that run COBOL and COBOL-like backends. One I am familiar with is WEbPortal from a company called Zortec in the US. It works very well, very fast and is under active development. Although the backend c
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by kagamine 10y ago
I think we agree, but prototypes and demos are not the same thing. A wireframe can be a prototype, with buttons linking from one page to another to demonstrate workflow, a prototype would be built to a near-finished specification and close
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by kagamine 10y ago
There was a FF extension version alongside the install to OS version. It won a Best FF Extension prize in ~2012.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Project managers want to put things in Word documents, they don't want executables, they don't want a demo. The point of wireframing is that the client doesn't look at it and go "this detail is wrong!" Wireframes an
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by kagamine 10y ago
The company that make it is Vietnamese I think. They do some paid software too, and it looks like pencil is what the developer does when he has time. So I think the project is active, but not very active.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Why. Just why. edit: No really, why? Genuinely curious. You have to at least come with one reason after writing that.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Not really, the 2 things are not alike and I don't think QT designer exports to PDF, web and png (one of which is what the project manager needs, not a project file that runs in an IDE). Not bashing QT, but QT designer is not a wirefra
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by kagamine 10y ago
sketch is OSX only, though, so for us not on premium-ware it isn't an option.
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by kagamine 10y ago
It's free, and not a 2 week trial free. It helped me out just last week because employer has no license for paid software... The V3 release is quite recent and although the features are similar to earlier versions, the GUI is much impr
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by kagamine 10y ago
When you think about it, college degrees in IT/CS are the wrong way to go about IT/CS learning. A 3 year apprenticeship like an electrician or plumber does would make a lot more sense. 60% of your time is spent at work, shadowing

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