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mikeyjk
5y ago
This is also my experience in my wife's small Mazda. The window placement or something makes it hard to check my right hand side blindspot. I had an easier time in a bigger / boxer Mitsubishi. I'm not really quite sure what i
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In Western Australia it's worked really well for us. Meanwhile NSW is suffering dearly.
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Is this not a bit confused? The children being referred to would need supervision wouldn't they? They are also totally capable at spreading it to older people. I find a lot of the discourse / antilockdown sentiment to be really co
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5y ago
As someone feeling a bit rough after my first Pfizer dose and generally is a hypochondriac - nooooo
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5y ago
> There is nothing more stressful than sitting at my desk in the office while beings stuck with nothing to do to take my mind off it for a while other than browsing the internet. Go for a walk? Talk to another colleague about the problem
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5y ago
I'm really not seeing the features raining down on the electron client anyway. Seems like it has been the same clunky experience as always.
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> Protonmail should already be illegal in the EU because they operate under swiss mass-surveilance laws and cooperate with US-American law enforcement. :O Seriously? Wow, off to research this I go... That's really disappointing as a
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5y ago
Take solace that we have failed to address climate change as a civilisation.
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What reason do we have to trust that the NSA won't knock on the door of apple and ask for a small expansion, as a matter of national security + here is your NDA outlining that any canary tampering will result in jail time? It's a
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5y ago
Does the fact that the NSA can comb your personal files and look at people's nude photographs not concern you? That's a present day reality brought to light by Snowden. Showing a colleague a 'good find' was considered a
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5y ago
Your description makes me wonder if you more so meant Drake's equation. But, either way, both are awesome and related. My intro was a discussion panel Seti did in the early 2000's - ~'where is ET?' The conclusion at the
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5y ago
What VCS system is simpler? I've used mercurial, svn and git, and git seems the far easier of that sample space.
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5y ago
Ooo, I like that. So I'm newer to JS, but this suggests chaining from promises isn't possible, and that's effectively the change you've written?
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5y ago
I remember getting into a discussion on Reddit where someone claimed tagging on to a bus was faster by pressing the card right up against the card reader. Always felt like an abuse / misinterpretation of fits law to me.
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5y ago
It is possible to do that though. I'm perhaps getting too caught up on 'plausible'.
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5y ago
When I was using wsl1 I ran into ocassional nuisances: needing to specify a windows mount point and having a problem with phpstorm connecting to it (iirc I had to use a docker for windows setting which was referred to as legacy or insecure
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5y ago
But what if the data setup is convoluted? How does one avoid a horrific domino stack of fixtured data?
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5y ago
Based on your description I'm an introvert, but I still need WFH in my life for the social stuff and structure. I guess it's a continuum. I'd go crazy without at least 2 days a week in office.
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5y ago
A reference to the TV show Arrested Development :) Terrible legal advice given to a crooked businessman!
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5y ago
Is the issue that the comparison is bad and/or doesn't add much value - or just that we should generally avoid discussing that topic unless directly related?
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5y ago
I'm sorry but it definitely does, there are plenty of developers using Linux coming from language set (a,b,c) trying to pick up language 'c'. I would consider myself a beginner for language 'd'.
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6y ago
Could you recommend any good articles? I've dabbled and enjoyed it but it never stuck with me. I think I found the session management / default pane arrangement tricky, and would forget the hotkeys after a week or two of not using
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6y ago
What would you flag as the biggest differences between the two?
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6y ago
Your music taste sounds appealing to me, out of curiosity would you have some bands/artists you'd recommend off the cuff?
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6y ago
I asked an accessibility expert in Australia this question and he said orca rated very lowly. Better than browser extensions, but nowhere near as good / frequently used as Jaws/NVDA.
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6y ago
This sort of sounds like 2 clashing sets of anecdotal data.
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6y ago
When referring to a comment written online though? I agree with your main point
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Android also does this
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6y ago
Why the derision? Thousands died when Russia seized Crimea and kicked off skirmishes in Donbass.
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6y ago
I guess I'm not sure how you can get away without needing transactionality for these extra columns / is_valid columns
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