kahnpro

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   by kahnpro 9y ago

   How can it be called an HTML subset when they've introduced custom tags like "amp-img"?
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   by kahnpro 9y ago

   I think the point is that, you should increase your prices, instead of showing a lower price and then hitting your users with a "processing fee" during the payment process (whether online or offline).
3. 123.▲
   by kahnpro 9y ago

   No, but US customs rejects people all the time for shit like... you admit to smoking weed once 15 years ago. There's all sorts of "harmless" things that could be on your Facebook profile that could get you rejected.
4. 124.▲
   by kahnpro 9y ago

   Is it though? All the meaningful currencies in use today, that I can think of at least, are blessed and regulated quite heavily by governments. Maybe this is a bit of a theory vs real world question.
5. 125.▲
   by kahnpro 9y ago

   But could you launch it 300m away from a trebuchet?
6. 126.▲
   by kahnpro 9y ago

   Some city? I think Uber willfully and flagrantly evades the taxi regulations of almost every single city that has them.
7. 127.▲
   by kahnpro 9y ago

   I've always used this joke for Wordpress... a remote shell with a blog attached to it.
8. 128.▲
   by kahnpro 9y ago

   For this you can still run the background daemons from the other DEs, for example gnome-settings-daemon or lxsession.
9. 129.▲
   by kahnpro 9y ago

   The thing I hate about the AUR is that you (usually) have to compile everything on your machine. Sometimes I hit a package that takes an hour to build and then dies because I'm missing a dependency that isn't installed by the scri
10. 130.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    I don't know about you but I have been incredibly frustrated with Google Maps in recent years. They aren't standing still, but they certainly aren't moving forward .
11. 131.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    Not everyone can see the fnords
12. 132.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    I'm pretty sure Java's feature is that it has java.lang.NullPointerException
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    And don't forget to give all the money and power to the offensive agency, while keeping the oversight agency to an intern in a broom closet somewhere.
14. 134.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    Same here. Bind your functions properly!
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    I'm sure there are so many web devs, myself included, who would use Ubuntu professionally if only tools like Adobe and Sketch worked on it. I know it's not directly Ubuntu's problem, but solving this problem will go a looooon
16. 136.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    If Kerbal Space Program taught be anything about space, it's that most problems can be solved with struts.
17. 137.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    Well, to be fair, Sketch chose a really common dictionary word for the product name.
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    While I agree that if the names are too long, it becomes difficult to discern the "shape" of the function types, in my mind it's more important to be able to tell what the symbols mean. One-letter names are the bane of my exi
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    I've never opened the App Store on macOS except when forced to. I certainly would never use it to discover apps, I just assume it's flooded with crap publishers trying to game the system. Same thing on iOS... I rarely search for a
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    The thing is, wikileaks publishes info that is given to them. What we could interpret as cherry picking, could just be that most of wikileaks' information is coming from particular interested actors. In other words, the bias isn't
21. 141.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    I've been using it for English/Russian for the past couple years, haven't noticed any change... it's still pretty awful and makes the same mistakes.
22. 142.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    It's specifically illegal to obstruct the work of customs officers, and it's what they were charging someone with who refused to give up his phone password. That guy ended up pleading out the day before his trial.
23. 143.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    I'd also be interested in a remote job like this but I'm based in Canada.
24. 144.▲
    by kahnpro 10y ago

    As a Canadian, I absolutely actively avoid flights connecting through the US even if it's a few hundred cheaper. Not subjecting myself to the horror of US customs just to fly to Europe.
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    And it's very well known that there is no news in the Truth, and no truth in the News.
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    I think the point is that, Android is not what we would consider "good" security.
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    The situation may have improved now that Haskell has Stack, which has revolutionized package management there... I'm a big fan of bspwm, though, and kwm at work on macOS.
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    If you're a foreigner, Canada will just detain you and deport you. But a Canadian citizen they will arrest and charge with obstruction of their job.
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    Just look at what happened to Alain Phillippon: http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/guilty-plea-ends-ca...
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    by kahnpro 10y ago

    Except they actually arrested a guy and were take him to trial before he plead out at the last minute. It's undecided in Canada but the current reality is that if you refuse, expect to be charged. http://news.nationalpost.co