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by kmoser 1y ago
The use case is anywhere Wi-Fi and cell coverage is spotty or nonexistent. There are probably plenty of t-Mobile customers in that position.
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by kmoser 1y ago
It's basically all one mailbox, but lots of forwards, so that wouldn't work. But my reasoning is not so much because I'd be tempted to look at email when AFK, but more for security: I don't want email to be accessible fr
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by kmoser 1y ago
Would you be willing to describe why? I'd like to understand better. From what (admittedly little) I've read about nemawashi, my examples seem correct.
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by kmoser 1y ago
It seems t-Mobile no longer offers such hardware: https://www.t-mobile.com/support/coverage/4g-lte-cellspot-se...
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by kmoser 1y ago
I hate email 2FA because I purposely don't have email on my phone. Unless I'm in front of my computer, I'm unable to log in to websites that use email 2FA.
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by kmoser 1y ago
Did you consider tea? I hate the taste of both (although not to the point of throwing up), but tea is somewhat more palatable.
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by kmoser 1y ago
From Wikipedia: "A cognitive bias is a systematic pattern of deviation from norm or rationality in judgment. Individuals create their own "subjective reality" from their perception of the input. An individual's construct
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by kmoser 1y ago
The cognitive bias here is in the mind of each person you meet with, who has different values that you can more easily address individually and/or who is more approachable in a small, informal setting.
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by kmoser 1y ago
Why? The first line of the site explains: > An explainer for doing web development using only vanilla techniques. No tools, no frameworks — just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You're thinking of a lightweight site, which this isn't
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by kmoser 1y ago
But the original was registered at the time. My question is why the re-release under a different title didn't retain copyright since the only thing that changed was the title.
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by kmoser 1y ago
That takes time and effort, and has legal implications that the archive might not want to deal with.
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by kmoser 1y ago
An archive of physical media serves a very different purpose from a bunch of computers loaded with the games from those media that are available to be played. It's kind of like a film vault that stores original movie film, vs. a place
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by kmoser 1y ago
> This error occurred after the film's title was changed from its original moniker Night of the Flesh Eaters. Prints with that title contained the copyright notice, but when new prints were created using the title Night of the Livin
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by kmoser 1y ago
Better taste? How so, and why does that matter when we're talking about moral character?
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by kmoser 1y ago
OP didn't mention anything about starting from nothing. In any case, even with the newest company, somebody must have contacts: former co-workers, friends, colleagues, peers, etc. In any case, sales/marketing/advertising is
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by kmoser 1y ago
"No one remembers how to fix it" sounds like the COBOL situation today. The reality is that the bar to learning COBOL is quite low: compilers and documentation are readily available for most platforms. What's lacking is incen
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by kmoser 1y ago
If all chips were fried, you'd have more pressing things to worry about than rebuilding a crude computer. I think the planning, documenting, and problem solving skills you learned as a software developer would still help you with whate
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by kmoser 1y ago
On Firefox it freezes on the keyboard instructions screen for me. Console shows it requires WebGL. Maybe put a message on screen indicating that?
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by kmoser 1y ago
But if there's a standardized chart that maps the phrase to a number, certainly you'd expect whoever is writing the phrase to know what number it maps to. For the sake of simplicity, then, why not just use the number to avoid all
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by kmoser 1y ago
On the off chance you're not being facetious: why? Isn't it part of their job description to weigh the ups and downs of any operation before conducting it? I'd imagine failure to do so would open them to liability.
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by kmoser 1y ago
I don't have aphantasia at all (I can recall things visually quite well) but that doesn't mean I have perfect recall of all moments. I love taking photos of things, and to pore over those photos every decade or so. The photos are
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by kmoser 1y ago
He's not wrong...unless you're planning to use that landscape photo in a way that will give you some sort of benefit in the future (emotional, financial, etc.). It's easy (an often correct) to assume that most such photos wil
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by kmoser 1y ago
You can also use "offline mode" in Dev Tools to ensure that tab doesn't send or receive network traffic. Then you don't have to sit there monitoring it.
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by kmoser 1y ago
You can bypass the messy printing step by just printing the PDF as an image, then import or OCR the image as a new document.
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by kmoser 1y ago
SHTML used to be a thing back in the 1990s: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/SHTML
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by kmoser 1y ago
Check your local filesystem; you might be surprised :)
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by kmoser 1y ago
Right-click, then inspect
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by kmoser 1y ago
There's a saying: "Don't post anything online you wouldn't want grandma to see." The developer equivalent is "Don't use test data you wouldn't want the client [or boss] to see." This also applies
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by kmoser 1y ago
Depending on who you ask, Harlem extends as far south as East 96th St.
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There's also the Netflix documentary Satan and Adam which follows their trajectory: https://www.netflix.com/title/81077539

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