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midnitewarrior
1y ago
I really appreciate your optimism about a future world where you expect senior devs will be needed. How do we get the tech bros to share your vision for the future?
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1y ago
Yeah, this seems a bit disingenuous given the nature of, and the time since that issue existed. I did their ads, I made hundreds of dollars leaving them on in the early days. I value my attention more so I've shut them off.
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1y ago
Just use Brave Browser. https://brave.com/ It's like de-Googled Chrome, as it's based on the same Open Source Chromium browser, has all of the ad-blocking and anti-fingerprint tools built in, and all of the Google
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1y ago
I think the point is that users mostly don't bother selecting their search provider, many will simply use what is pre-configured. Google is paying Apple so nobody else will.
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2y ago
I see this title and all I can think is, "There's only 400?" I am not impressed with Azure, I wish my company was using AWS, everything about AWS was much more reliable. The Azure Portal is not to be trusted, it can just lie
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2y ago
What I imagine Amazon told the workers afterward: "Thanks for your trust in us and allowing us to continue to operate this warehouse here."
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2y ago
Thank you for innovating. I am a subscriber and use phind daily and I've noticed the improvements. Is there any way I can provide feedback or contribute feature ideas/requests? I've got some things I'd like to share if y
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2y ago
It's not about efficiency, or saving money for taxpayers. It's simply to make government cost less. IRS Direct File saves a lot of people money, just not rich people. If it costs rich people money, they don't want it, regardl
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2y ago
Musk wants to know how it works so government payments can be privatized to x.com in an effort to make him a trillionaire and to start outsourcing government function to the broligarchs.
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2y ago
> GET THIS STRAIGHT: 'VAX' IS NOT AN OPERATING SYSTEM. It's the name of a family of computers from DEC. There are plenty of Vax'es running VMS, and there are even more Vax'es running Berkeley Unix or Ul
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2y ago
They are promoting from within, presumably someone who is already going to be in Bentonville.
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2y ago
"There's not enough money to get me to move my life to Arkansas."
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2y ago
If you'd like to break every system, and nearly every protocol, start abolishing arbitrary line endings that have been used for decades. That will make things better.
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2y ago
Might this happen if the author did not have the Mime type set correctly when serving his .svg assets?
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2y ago
From the day of the first spoken word, humans have guided the development of language through conversational use and institution. With the advent of AI being used to publish documents into the open web, humans have given up their exclusive
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2y ago
Developers spend hundreds of hours of their lives to learn these platforms. When that fee came out, many had to pivot, letting all that experience go to waste, and starting over in other platforms. It's hugely disruptive to their time,
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2y ago
I don't use "Log in with" accounts as I've read the horror stories of people getting locked out of their Google and Meta accounts with no recourse to fix it. Avoid.
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2y ago
So, they launch a mass Evil Maid attack against DEF CON convention attendees?
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2y ago
Good gameplay! The one strong suggestion I have is to limit the word list to a category that uses common words. I had to resort to look at the word list dictionary in the console to see the possible words, and many of the words were extreme
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2y ago
Simple fix - First 2 years of Alexa are free, then you have two-tier pricing for prime / non-prime members for annual fee. In a few months, they can start getting revenue for any device that's been active more than 2 years. Best c
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2y ago
The feature is dead and will only be a drag on Windows, Microsoft, and their public perception. Throw in the towel, it has been besmirched to the point of no return.
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2y ago
Windows Recall is a feature you will be able to disable, the justification for your decision is a bit dramatic.
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2y ago
uh oh!
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2y ago
Talk to your paying customers about their experience and what they need.
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2y ago
The plane motion did not match the VR motion, that really messes with your head. Bad VR can do that, but so can good VR on a bouncy plane.
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The patient must have been on death's door in order to resort to taking a pig kidney. It's going to be an uphill battle to prove this kind of technology because healthier patients won't be choosing this option, leaving only s
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2y ago
Can you go get acquired by Phind please? Brainstorming with the robots is a non-linear activity and I believe you are on the right track.
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2y ago
"escape" sounds like Windows is a prison, it is not.
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2y ago
Anything can be made better for 3x the price.
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2y ago
They didn't invent the smart phone, they made it accessible. They didn't invent the tablet, they made it popular. They didn't invent the laptop, they made it a status symbol. They didn't invent mobile apps, they made the
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