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One really incredibly annoying trick that I see more and more is when they pre-check only the "mandatory cookies" option, but then when you want to confirm this selection you end up allowing all tracking cookies. It's because
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I would say people want to get rid off developers. The way it usually works is that somebody has an idea useful for humans, but they don't speak code. They then need somebody who knows bits and bytes, but unfortunately probably does no
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If you add a .catch to a promise, then it will never reject, so you get this with .all also. I'd also never heard of .allSettled which is a pity because I need it frequently. For instance when I have a bunch of requests that run in par
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https://www.facebook.com/100001668520076/posts/2990762630989...
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Bikes wear out if you ride them daily. I also ride a cheap bike that doesn't have to work perfectly, but eventually everything breaks down. Even faster if you don't maintain them, and it will spread out to other parts if you don&#
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CSS Zen Garden is from a time when people still used tables and font tags to design their pages, and as such it was a pretty powerfull way to convince people there are better and more efficient ways to do things. I think the important part
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Recently read it. The first part of how Pixar came to be was really really interesting. From his days in research to Lucas Arts/Film to Jobs. The rest was also a good read. I also recommend it. edit: and then a couple posts later I rea
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I don't know how it's in the US, but where I've been or lived in Europe taxis are considered a part of public transit.
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In my case it was. The washing machine died, the repairman said the circuit board died, a new one is say 120, plus 80 for his work (all numbers approximate). His recommendation was to buy a new one. I found somebody on ebay that repairs the
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But I commented on one argument, which is that it's basically a fluke. But for some reason I keep seeing streams of reports of many different flukes. Are they all unrelated? So if that AMA reddit thread describes working conditions whe
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I wish this was the only report about Amazon's poor working conditions. But it's not true, is it?
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> or that workers somewhere in Iceland (360,000) have been required to work around a fallen co-worker. But neither of these things, if they happened, would be proof that working conditions in Luxembourg or Iceland are appalling. They wou