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   by lugged 5y ago

   I just play Dota, it's all native. I used to keep a seperate windows desktop but that was a long time ago, now I have a new gaming rig (Linux) which is also my workstation, and my old windows desktop is now an htpc running fedora. Lapt
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   by lugged 5y ago

   Does anyone have a link that doesn't explode my phone on opening?
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   by lugged 5y ago

   Please stop using invisible grey.
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   by lugged 5y ago

   Fibreglass boat hulls have constant ongoing maintenance and repair cycles. Hell, just last week I was watching a video about how abysmal the material has been for the wind turbine industry after it tips apart from hail stones. Sure, theyre
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   by lugged 5y ago

   The talk I linked came out last week, they specifically discuss the articles you've linked. Specifically, the reasoning your articles give for spike proteins being harmless is that they stay in the local injection site and lymphatic sy
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   by lugged 5y ago

   Aren't spike proteins moving freely, specifically, concentrating in the ovaries what is concerning Robert Malone? [1] [1] https://bit.ly/2Td5gWz E: curious why downvotes, am I misinformed?
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   by lugged 5y ago

   I pulled my funds from binance, writings on the wall.
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   by lugged 5y ago

   Colored cogs.
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   by lugged 5y ago

   This is why multi party systems work better than two party systems. You can have a party dedicated to potholes if you have enough potholes, and you can have a party dedicated to agency oversight. Both partys need to form coalitions to get a
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    by lugged 5y ago

    Don't know why people expect anything less from the company that fires James damper for asking questions they don't want to answer.
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    by lugged 5y ago

    > That should be acceptable to everyone. I used to build things with frameworks and languages with yearly upkeep requirements. > And those who prefer to live in rot, What rot? If my application didn't change I'm not sure why
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    by lugged 5y ago

    That's what they want. If they sued the kids downloading this shit they'd be demolished by society. This way they get what they want and we pay the cost because nobody cares enough.
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    by lugged 5y ago

    They don't call them the mafiaa [1] for nothin. [1] http://mafiaa.org/
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    by lugged 5y ago

    So use svn?
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    by lugged 5y ago

    The problem with this is that eventually you need to branch, in that case, stash works well. But eventually you learn that branching is better and easier than stash almost 99 times out of 100.
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    by lugged 5y ago

    This is just retarded. You don't want branching and you still think git is the tool for you? Compared to say svn? Honestly, use svn, its the better tool for your use case. You don't have to use git. Don't gaslight me by sayin
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    by lugged 5y ago

    This is such a strange attitude to source control as a developer. It's literally the most important tool a developer will use second only to an editor. And again, maybe git is the wrong tool for you, that was kind of my point, use cvs
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    by lugged 5y ago

    I don't know what to tell you, commit more code? Branch more? Work in teams? Maybe git isn't the right tool for you? I have a set of commands I use multiple times a day, for everything else there are manuals and docs to reference.
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    by lugged 5y ago

    I come across this attitude a lot. Usually my response is if you use something daily, and you know you lack the skills to use it effectively, why don't you improve your knowledge and seek out training or education? Do you treat a new p
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    by lugged 5y ago

    Git init inits a git repo. Git submodule runs commands on submodules. What is hard about this UX? And it's not punishing you, its doing what you asked, to pull into a non matching head, how does it know you're not using git in the
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    by lugged 5y ago

    We don't live in a binary world. All this does is push precedent in one of two directions.
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    by lugged 5y ago

    So you only look at some topics through the hyper polarized lens of Twitter and Facebook? Literally all of the conversations that get traction on those sites are the extreme and polarized views. The fact you may have normalised those views
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    by lugged 5y ago

    Spending all that time on social also comes at a cost. Personally, one I'm not comfortable paying. What are you missing out on by focusing everything through the lens of the Twitterverse? Better yet, what is it doing to your psychology
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    by lugged 5y ago

    Also need to echo the above. The TDD book itself is barely even about testing, it's almost entirely about development processes and different types of refactoring and how to use tests to get from a to b. Correctness is rarely emphasize
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    by lugged 5y ago

    Its almost like Test Driven Development is the practice of using tests to drive development.
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    by lugged 5y ago

    It's perfectly fine if it's your language. How would you like it if someone suddenly said you can't speak English anymore?
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    by lugged 5y ago

    So get a ThinkPad? Or a surface pro, or a Dell, or a Chromebook, or a system76?
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    by lugged 5y ago

    This is trivially worked around with volume mounts and properly configuring VM / container resources. The overhead should be incredibly minimal. It is a waste of time though. Just use Linux.
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    by lugged 5y ago

    Not being able to meet in person we relaxed this rule to encourage more "shooting the shit" and team bonding time focusing more on vague stuff. Specifics are already easy to discuss async.
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    by lugged 5y ago

    There is, along with all other modern forms of commerce, jit, logistics, and delivery systems. If your argument is btc doesn't work without the internet, you should keep in mind that nothing else does either.