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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
When will this release?
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
The system screwed up my last six packages in a row. Ain't no hyperlogistic about shipping. * Mislabeled apartment number in sharpie. * Double registered package in the database. * Mass confusion about signature requirements. * Deliver
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Why does a search tool even need to open a writable file handle?
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
what happened to living in the woods and not having to work for the man
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
bruh all they had to do was test the change once in a non-prod environment. amateur hour
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
The CIA wants the GRU to know that we know.
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Why is bash getting easily confused about POSIX support? Aren't there POSIX macros?
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
peazip
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
It's gotten far worse. None of the mouse events are working any longer in macOS. They done screwed it all up.
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Some manager: We need this done yesterday. Engineers: It's not fully tested-- Manager: Yesterday. Manager: And make sure to stick to the script!
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
fcc: new phon who dis
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
It may very well be illegal. Notify their support staff. Then mark the messages as spam with your email client.
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
The C++ Slack team has much C knowledge.
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Pilate wasn't the first or the last to commit evil acts and live a dandy life. There is often no justice, either earthly or divine. Christopher Hitchens points out that humans suffered alone among the elements, for aeons, before sudden
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Banks can fail. Stocks can fail. Currencies can fail. I'm not saying it makes sense on the whole to bury your worth in cash. But there is an amount of paranoia that confuses things. The interest in my savings account is laughable. It&#
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Some of the most useful plugins for Vim and Emacs to counteract bad defaults, are no longer working due to breaking editor changes with insufficient plugin maintenance. I've had to comment out so many shims like that in my configs and
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
6. The feeling of being the nth cook in a kitchen already full of too many cooks. It shouldn't take a dozen engineers to make a basic REST "microservice" that merely ferries objects between pg and curl. Something has gone hor
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
My Dad introduces conversation topics by saying, "You should really Google this..." and my Mom votes for anti-mask, anti-vaccine politicians. She works at a hospital. I dunno, people just crazy.
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
macOS's vertical scrolling orientation options are lacking for third party devices. I use ScrollReverser to work around this issue. I use a Razer Basilisk X. Big issue with Razer dropping support for mouse setup in macOS and Linux. Ima
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Get rid of paywalls for publicly funded research and get rid of media hype.
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Buy them out.
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Brick and mortar stores couldn't keep mainstream faire stocked before the pandemic. The selection is garbage: Twenty different kinds of chunky marinara but zero vodka sauce. Three aisles of cola but no ginger beer. Product variants s
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
> Is the company communication designed to be asynchronous? No. There will always be some boomer who refuses to use Slack messages and needs handholding on Zoom video for the most minor discussions. Character traits include emotional man
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Nuke around and find out.
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Documentation is the Warning: Moose Sign Ahead of digital highways. They should write a sequel to "Traffic" on the sins of software development. In the best case, documentation simply mirrors the same expectations of usage one r
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
That sounds like a record but any software project with sufficient complexity should see high rates of security patches. Clickbait title. When they don't have anything worth saying then they come up with some pointless statistic like t
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
There is no argument. People spend money on what they want to. Maybe he has some interesting reason for it or maybe he just believes it to be a good investment. I'd like to think Musk has a plan for Twitter to be his Washington Post bu
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
Shoot, just ask them bout their own FOSS changes. "Why'd you design it that way?" "Why'd you implement it that way?" "What alternatives did you consider?" Interviewers be so lazy in 2022 though. &#x27
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by mc4ndr3 5y ago
not news

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