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by kreeben 6y ago
Yes, this article seems to have it all. Djokovic, Federer, a cute baby, and with promises of great philosophical thoughts. I would love to read it but unfortunately I actually can't afford it. Oh well. Looking forward to the comments.
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by kreeben 6y ago
When React and Angular became popular I realized with great sadness that I was no longer a full stack dev and that I would never ever be one again. There's a whole group of us at work. The young devs laugh at our front-end abilities bu
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by kreeben 6y ago
Sorry, I was totally mesmerized by the content. All yours now.
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by kreeben 6y ago
Everything you need to know about the European Commission and more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Commission
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by kreeben 6y ago
But you don't even know me!
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by kreeben 6y ago
To this day we would still be talking about him.
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by kreeben 6y ago
I used to always use VirtualDub to convert video. It was my goto video editor. It was created and maintained by a solo dev. Whatever happened to them?
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by kreeben 6y ago
But don't pick the latest Codec Mega Pack for there are bugs. Pick the version that you read on a forum works almost perfectly. It's the one prior to the one that's prior to the absolutely newest one. THAT one! Also download
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by kreeben 6y ago
>> I'd imagine there's plenty of funds willing to short GME at $300 Plenty? What type of mathematical model would support a move like that? Are hedge funds predicting a government bailout? Or are they certain retailers will
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by kreeben 6y ago
>> More power to the developers Are you suggesting developers will gain power by buying in to these APIs? If you are, then let me remind you of a slippery slope known as "lock in". Never, is when a developer is empowered by
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by kreeben 6y ago
>> but only because Google allow them to exist It is good that Google still allows Firefox to exist. I hope this love for my go to browser lasts. Every day I pray it will last. I'm scared though, because deep in my heart of heart
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by kreeben 6y ago
I'm assuming you're saying this because your native language is English. I, for one, accepted the word almost immediately.
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by kreeben 6y ago
Came here to say exactly this. I'm so LACK with you.
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by kreeben 6y ago
Indeed. My rule of thumb is, if you can grow weed in your closet, then it's a good closet for servers.
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by kreeben 6y ago
All web browsers that are not Chrome, beware. You're next.
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by kreeben 6y ago
I googled "performant" but the search result wasn't performant. https://www.google.com/search?&q=performant
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by kreeben 6y ago
Were can I find this very finely worded statement? The articles I find through Google are all along the lines of "Melvin got out of _its_ position".
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by kreeben 6y ago
Non-pointy-haired-boss: Newbies, go get yourselves a github account, so that you can start contributing. Noobs: [scrambling to find the right repo] Almost never happens.
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by kreeben 6y ago
>> Who Newbies! You used to be a newbie to. Remember?
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@Zelphyr I feel refreshed by the way you humored me and my weird, half-baked ideas in this little sub thread.
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by kreeben 6y ago
I suppose you're right. Lashing out is not a slow release of the pressure within that will save you from popping your balloon, it's the pop itself. Not all people have set up a structure in their lives that allow them to slowly re
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by kreeben 6y ago
>> Social media damages everyone's mental health It may seem that way but don't believe it's 100% accurate. Mental pressure built up within yourself, whatever is their cause, get somewhat released after a good cry. Afte
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by kreeben 6y ago
Yes it seems to be limited to those who were in support of discounting the vote of the people.
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by kreeben 6y ago
That clip does not show massive failure. Does it show failure? Yes. Is it massive? No. Did the US court system show massive fraud? No. Did they show fraud that wasn't massive but could still have changed the outcome of the election? No
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by kreeben 6y ago
I imagine that if an apocalypse occurs during our era, the internet era, our first main technological endeavor would be to build an internet out of scraps of hardware we would find sprinkled almost homogeneously all over earth (phones, old
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by kreeben 6y ago
I'm sure that if you bring this to court they'll settle any disputes we might have about it.
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by kreeben 6y ago
>> these machines have been shown to be massively flawed That statement goes against everything I've read about voting in the U.S.A. However, I don't think I have actually read everything. What did you read? Is there a link
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by kreeben 6y ago
What about the newcomers? They're people too!
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by kreeben 6y ago
I like, nay, love, the fact the word "just" is so prominent in the description of your solution.
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by kreeben 6y ago
Reflective white poles that are covered up are no longer acting in a reflecting manner. If they are not acting in a reflective manner, since they're being covered up, what good are they? In my mind, geostationary satellites with reflec

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