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by kova12 6y ago
I empathize with you, but from the other side. I got a Mac at work while being on Linux for a long time; and the differences in keyboard combos are driving me mad, so much that I don't even use said Mac anymore. The differences in keyb
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by kova12 6y ago
Yes you told us, and we didn't listen. You are so right, and we are such fools. We are so sorry.
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by kova12 6y ago
I do like this amendment! I'd say, if it's not a thing, it should be passed.
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by kova12 6y ago
Can we get links without pay walls please?
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by kova12 6y ago
Welcome to the club
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by kova12 6y ago
Freedom of speech specifically applies to offensive speech. You don't need any legal protections to talk about flowers and butterflies
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by kova12 6y ago
Dollar stores are still carrying metal spatulas
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by kova12 6y ago
If you have a device and it's unlocked, one can simply open signal app and read the messages. You do not need to do any "hacking" here. I fail to see any extra value in the app, except maybe they are looking to get some of th
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by kova12 6y ago
It is a hell lots of work for 88 bucks. Amount of work spent writing emails, analyzing data, coming up with strategy - it comes down to pretty low hourly wage...
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by kova12 6y ago
Can you copy paste the text? Article is behind paywall
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by kova12 6y ago
For me personally, with also nearly 2 decades of C# and C++, exceptions is the best possible way to handle errors there is, especially for large projects. I have worked on projects which were built on exceptions, and on projects which were
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by kova12 6y ago
If your concerns are valid, perhaps we should just stay with coal and gas. Renewables amid other problems are not going to work without massive energy storage systems, which we don't and won't have anytime soon
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by kova12 6y ago
> perpetuates inequities in the justice system that are disproportionately felt by black and brown communities Why oh why isn't there a single good point on the internet that isn't getting turned into BLM propaganda
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by kova12 6y ago
If I could separate myself from certain segments of our society and never have to deal with them ever again, I'd gladly do that. However I don't keep my fingers crossed. They are too dependent on my money to implement their polici
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by kova12 6y ago
That explains why all the recruiters on LinkedIn are trying to low-ball me so much. The actual rate they charge is double!
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by kova12 6y ago
How are they unsubstantive if article is no longer visible and title says "flagged" ?
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by kova12 6y ago
Even if they get it right in 1% cases and get a sale this way, they still make money. Emails cost nothing
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by kova12 6y ago
I would actually advise another way: if you have to waste the whole afternoon putting algorithm together, then it probably going to be a week after you implement all tests and fix all the bugs. But even if it was just afternoon, still not w
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by kova12 6y ago
It might be much more plausible than you think. A single rogue engineer can put it down so well that it would take days to detangle in even normal circumstances.
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by kova12 6y ago
Extension marketplace access it might, but I wonder if the .NET debugger will work with it. I remember it was specifically prohibited to run on the non-microsoft built vscode. Without this extension, the .NET coding experience is very meh
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by kova12 6y ago
I noticed single-channel memory and was about to bring it up. Unbelievable that a supposedly high-end laptop's RAM operates on single channel. But no USB-C charging I didn't notice, and that really is the deal breaker. Wtf Tuxedo
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by kova12 6y ago
we live in time when rational thinking has absolutely no weight in face of emotional reaction. Businesses are not here to upheld rationality, but rather to make money, and as such it's easier to adopt public idiocy than to fight it. I
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by kova12 6y ago
There is like 20 pages of reading, yet no mentioning how much RAM is in this thing...
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by kova12 6y ago
I wonder if there's any legal prohibition against excessive bets in canada. Is there a law or doctrine that invalidates such contracts, or is it just courts saying "this doesn't look right to us, therefore it is invalid"
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by kova12 7y ago
this is ridiculous. Every remotely powerful programming language gives you an opportunity to shoot yourself in the foot. c++ is so simple, and with every new standard it becomes even better and easier to use. How can anybody possibly compla
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by kova12 7y ago
I think his most compelling policy is not UBI, but giving the people money to spend on politics. This country is suffocated by special interests, which create draconian laws for all of us to follow just so that they can collect a little bit
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by kova12 7y ago
I've been using wireguard lately on my phone and laptop. I can tell that it's leaps and bounds faster than openVPN in terms of pure network throughput but also in terms how fast it establishes a channel. With such performance it i
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by kova12 7y ago
Every "problem" that the post brings up is a consequence of incorrectly using good programming practices. Solution? Not use the good programming practices at all if we can't get it right. Seriously, just hire a good senior so
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by kova12 7y ago
I also understand that they control what amounts to a substantial private police force. Which is exactly what government must do, not Microsoft
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by kova12 7y ago
I'm not saying it's impossible. I'm saying it's not free. Every employee busy kicking out homeless people is an employee not busy with his direct duties. Starbucks already carries the burden of providing free shitters to

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