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leptons
1y ago
Tables are probably still useful for layout in HTML emails (for advertising). I haven't had to work with HTML emails in probably 20 years, but I doubt much has changed about what is and isn't allowed in HTML emails.
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leptons
1y ago
You missed plenty, and you wouldn't even know it because you didn't even do the most basic research about where you were going. It's a very lazy way to travel, and I guarantee I got way more out of my travel than you did if w
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leptons
1y ago
Only 3? We had eight failed MBP motherboards before Apple finally told us the next replacement would cost us $1200. We joined a class action lawsuit against Apple and won. My wife refuses to give Apple another dollar, and she owns Apple s
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leptons
1y ago
We have a 2015 MPB that can no longer receive OS updates, because apple reasons. And because it can't get the latest OS, it can no longer run Signal, or the latest Adobe stuff that we need. So we ditched Apple and bought a Dell. So far
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leptons
1y ago
I hope you don't think booking travel ends with the flights. There's so much more to getting the most out of a trip than the flight, or the hotel.
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leptons
1y ago
Then Apple should get sued for bundling Safari, and also for forcing all browser engines on iOS to use Safari - which is way worse than anything Microsoft ever did with IE.
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leptons
1y ago
Can the dogs sign back? Even dogs that learn to press buttons are mostly just pressing them to get treats. They don't ask questions, and it's not really a conversation.
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leptons
1y ago
>but resisting change is not a good look Your condescending attitude is not a good look. You don't know me at all .
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leptons
1y ago
That's great for rote work, simple CRUD, and other things where you already know how the code should work so you can write a test first. Not all programming works well that way. I often have a goal I want to achieve, but no clue exactl
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leptons
1y ago
I use Smarttube and I pay for Youtube premium, I guess I am an edge case. The Youtube app has nowhere near the customizable features Smarttube has. And I can completely block all "shorts" using Smarttube. I pay for Youtube premi
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leptons
1y ago
Sponsorblock is only one small part of the great features of Smarttube. Completely removing all "shorts" is the reason I switched to it. And the UI is very customizable, where the Youtube app is not customizable at all. Smarttub
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leptons
1y ago
SMB share is the minimum viable. Plex on an android TV device is a lot better. Access to all the media with a simple remote has been a great experience.
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leptons
1y ago
There definitely are times that I lose the "joy of coding" and it has nothing to do with any illusions, it has everything to do with the kind of programming tasks I have to work on. Greenfield projects are the best, tech debt is t
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leptons
1y ago
>"Humans hallucinate too" >No they dont. WTAF? Maybe you're new here, but the term "hallucinate" came from a very human experience, and was only usurped recently by "AI" bros who wanted to anthropomo
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leptons
1y ago
Humans hallucinate too, but there's usually dysfunction, and it's not expected as a normal operational output. >If anyone still insists on hidden magical components ranging from immortal souls to Penrose's quantum woo, wel
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leptons
1y ago
He said "I will be a dictator on day 1", and he meant it. It wasn't "a joke". He's using US Military on US soil. Sending National Guard in where there is no legal justification for it. This is what the start o
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leptons
1y ago
Or maybe you don't know me at all, or any of the people I know. So don't act like you do to make a pointless internet comment.
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leptons
1y ago
I know of way too many people that "aren't political" or just don't want to think about it. That's not the same as "having their own problems", that's juvenile behavior.
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leptons
1y ago
You knew who he is, and you voted for him anyway. You really didn't see this kind of rampant corruption coming from his 2nd term?
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leptons
1y ago
I personally do not know any Americans that are as you described. 1/3 of Americans are as you describe, 1/3 are definitely not at all as you described, and another 1/3 is too apathetic to care about anything. The recent "
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leptons
1y ago
People's lack of curiosity, enough to not even explore the other options, is not Amazon's problem.
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leptons
1y ago
This is only the beginning of AI-hallucinated policing. Not a good start, and I don't think it's going to end well for citizens.
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leptons
1y ago
There are many other AWS regions than the ones you listed, and many different prices.
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leptons
1y ago
Musk leaving Tesla would be the best thing for the brand. They really don't need him, he's become an albatross.
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leptons
1y ago
>The earnings report comes at a sensitive time for Tesla and Musk, as the CEO is seeking investor approval for that unprecedented $1tn pay package in a vote next month. WTAF. I'm not sure who could think he deserves this much pay (o
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leptons
1y ago
The problems with us-east-1 have been apparent for a long time, many years. Once I started using us-east-1 long ago, and seeing the problems there, I moved everything to us-west-1 and stopped having those problems. EC2 instances were comple
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leptons
1y ago
>That TI PA-7000 FPC looks like chaos I think it looks very well structured compared to the Soviet KM1801VM2 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Birdman86#/media/Fil...
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leptons
1y ago
I can agree with that. I sometimes forget that quite a lot of voting-age people just don't vote.
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leptons
1y ago
Half of them are, half of them are not.
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leptons
1y ago
What happened on Monday has nothing to do with why services cost different prices in different regions.
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