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by lghh 8y ago
I actually can't stand non-oil dressings on salad, but eat ranch on literally anything that has the potential to be greasy.
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by lghh 8y ago
They do because they work on more than one keyboard.
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by lghh 8y ago
There are plenty of keyboards that do this exact same schtick with better firmware, better layouts, and/or at less cost. The only thing this adds are the add-ons which are gimmicky...
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by lghh 8y ago
There are ways to do this with QMK as well.
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by lghh 8y ago
And I bet there are some people here using IE. And old browsers.
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by lghh 8y ago
That's not a perk, it's a requirement.
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by lghh 8y ago
Things like lodash, moment, validation logic, and http libraries are the big benefit of this. It is generally less of business focused code and more of utility type code that is easy to share. I do this on a daily basis, and have been for y
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by lghh 8y ago
I think that anyone with appreciate for coffee would understand certain coffee has a time and a place, even coffee from big chain coffee places or restaurants.
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by lghh 8y ago
Nothing would stop everyone from defaulting. There would just be less student loans to default on in the first place. If defaulting was an option, student loans would either not exists or nearly not exist. If student loans didn't exist
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by lghh 8y ago
My wife is a teacher, they still do this.
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by lghh 8y ago
They don't look at their chainsaws all day, they look at the trees they are chopping down. I don't look at the keyboard I'm typing on all day, I look at the editor/code.
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by lghh 8y ago
I don't have to look at a chainsaw for 8 hours a day, either.
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by lghh 8y ago
No, because the library is just as much for them as it is for you. The best way to remove "homeless junkies" from your community is to help house and rehabilitate them.
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by lghh 8y ago
I would rather have a system that people not in a position of power can abuse (setting up systems to get intentional "wrongful convictions") than one where people in power can abuse it (the current bail and prison system).
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by lghh 8y ago
They use "Cherry steam" as a way to describe the stem, but only really generic, $20 amazon keyboards ever use the word Cherry unless they actually have Cherry switches. A lot of newer, more boutique boards don't use Cherry, t
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by lghh 8y ago
I have not seen anything. The closest I've seen to targeting the "Mac Keyboard" audience is this Input Club board that they are even advertising as being for that audience but still has the "normal" layout. https:&
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by lghh 8y ago
Why? Isn't that a little dishonest?
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by lghh 8y ago
Jobless people can't build the factory to manufacture the components to build the homes, though. Building a factory requires capital which (currently) cannot be acquired in process you're outlining.
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by lghh 8y ago
You're not just killing terrorists with drones though. You're killing innocent, wrongly suspected terrorists. You're killing their innocent families. You're killing their innocent neighbors. You're killing their inn
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by lghh 8y ago
> I barely remember anything about their standard libraries. If an IDE can abstract that memorization away from you, what's the problem? The benefit I provide as a software developer is to solve business problems and provide value t
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by lghh 8y ago
Plenty is not enough, unfortunately.
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by lghh 8y ago
That's a pretty good way of communicating. I need to start changing "I write web servers" to "I make sure our customers, who are frequently in the middle of nowhere, can interact with the services we offer."
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by lghh 8y ago
How does that solve the problem the poster is describing? IRC still has that issue.
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by lghh 8y ago
Yes, and I'm not disputing that. What we're discussing though is the fact that CEOs make around 200x what their employees make and that you are required to help them uphold their standard of living if you want to eat or have healt
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by lghh 8y ago
Not that it matters because a person's worth is not defined by how much money they have... but also we don't know?
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by lghh 8y ago
When the problem persists to all companies you could work for, does it really matter which one you're at?
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by lghh 8y ago
It's not voluntary if you can't eat if you stop working.
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by lghh 8y ago
I don't think they check people's bank accounts when they hold mass trials for them at the border.
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by lghh 8y ago
Not really, and it doesn't distract from the content in any meaningful way.
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by lghh 8y ago
Isn't that the point of GDPR?

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