knallfrosch

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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   It's not hard to confirm, since the CEO posted this very reason 9 years ago. It's not exactly hidden on.. StackExchange, answering the very question: "How can CloudFlare offer a free CDN with unlimited bandwidth?" https
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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   Twitter in its early years didn't compete against algorithmic curation. It's like trying to sell Blackberrys in 2025.
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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   I've heard "The Great Resignation" only 2 years ago about quiet quitters and people who would switch employers in a heartbeat when made to RTO. The opposite has happened. Workers are craving jobs harder than since the financi
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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   The contemporary usage of "cargo cult" is synonymous with "bandwagon effect." First, you can call it out as wrong. But I have never seen such "enlightenment campaigns" succeed. Nobody likes smartasses that writ
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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   Thank you for all the information you provided.
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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   Sounds like he just created a Slack channel where people could chit-chat about "sustainability" much like they chat about football or ESports. Then he found out these guys actually spend all their working lives implementing plugin
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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   Yeah I'm just not wasting my life (or professional time) learning Groovy, Maven, DotNET project files, DotNET 4.8, Gradle, Azure DevOps, Grafana, Prometheus, Docker, Docker compose, Kubernetes, Jenkins etc et all. I need those things o
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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   Probably they use a $500,000 computer that fills a room and could be replaced with a $50 Android smartphone with offline Google Maps.
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   by knallfrosch 2y ago

   First, I think mental problems discussed more than ever: Anxiety, autism, inability to focus and yes, burnout. The "only few see" simply isn't true. Second, the article mixes in some adjacent topics, such as purchasing power.
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    We've had these stereoscopic books with hidden images and I never saw any. So I've been failing at this since 7 years old – does that count?
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    What's the reason given for using PotatoTrac anyway? Telling your competition how your own business works sounds like a bad idea.
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    Or you wait out the 5000 Super too and get the 6000 series that fixes all the first-gen 5000-Super problems...
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    Smaller cards with higher power consumption – will GPU water-cooling be cool again?
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    Do games need to implement something on their side to get DLSS4?
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    There's probably a better way, but I use this graphical element zapper from Ublock Origin to hide distracting elements. Works wonders for sites that I visit regularly. StackOverflow: Do I need related posts? The left sidebar (whatever
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    You're only able to see it by reading the function body.
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    When working on useful projects with autonomy for money, you're not really losing out.
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    Been using it for years now, ever since I discovered it. Obviously I use a version with ligatures mixed in: https://github.com/wayou/comic-mono-font I've tested all Ubuntu/MacOS/Windows Fonts, as well as
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    In 2-3 years, devices will run this locally.
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    You can just force Google/Apple to roll out compromised versions to selected users and force them to keep their mouth shut about it.
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    Is anyone doing anything else?
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    Prostitutes have lots of contacts with clients. Even if they work in a brothel, they meet government officials – ranging from the tax man to the health inspector from time to time. Involuntary actresses in the porn industry are free to spea
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    I get the purported intention of the article, which is helping women by sharing their stories of torment. On a second level, it smears OnlyFans and, I suspect, tries to shame OnlyFans into protecting "involuntary creators" better.
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    > the box office has always been viewed as the gold standard of metrics in Hollywood It seems hard to accept for movie fans, but the audience wants mindless drivel. The big screen is the second screen. Netflix has competition and has to
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    That it's all discussed in this context is fine. The NYTimes and it's commentators are obviously also mostly US. I'm just saying it doesn't make sense to limit one's reasoning to one country alone. When one sees a p
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    Very US centric article and comments. From the intricacies of preferred places (whatever that is) to shoplifting at in-store pharmacies.. My personal guess: The millennial working population with two working parents just drives to the 12-mi
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    They invent these during work time, plus it's fun.
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    > They say people with 2-foreign born parents are overrepresented in the statistics of crime suspects. Does that translate to guilty of crimes? Maybe, but I would place money that racism and discrimination especially in more homogenous s
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    > Each demographic as the top of demographic peers internationally. Does this hold true if we do the same for other countries?
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    by knallfrosch 2y ago

    The article is outdated (2018.)