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mjhagen
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mjhagen
4y ago
CF is still around ;)
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4y ago
Didn't CNN.com switch to a text only mode?
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4y ago
Mine too, I just posted one to the site, it shot them at 800x600 though :)
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mjhagen
4y ago
I trained it on my face with and without sunglasses. Maybe it has to do with polarization?
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4y ago
Yes it does.
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4y ago
Yup, they finally did it. Same thing they did to FB to get me to leave is now leading me to leave one of the apps I really loved to use when it first came out.
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4y ago
Apparently you and I are outside the market. This is exactly what I used Instagram, Facebook (when I was on it) and Twitter for. Only Twitter remains. There was a brief period (around 2005-2008 I think) where the majority of the people I kn
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4y ago
> Problem in facebook right now, there isn't enough people to interact with FB took care of that by removing the chronological time line. As soon as it went away from a time line of things that happened to the people I love into a a
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4y ago
And this is was what people warned us about when FB became the new single destination. It became its own walled off version of the web.
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4y ago
Having had to clean out my mom’s tiny apartment (30m2) after she died I can say that one can put away a lot of stuff no matter the apartment size.
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4y ago
After a web search I came to the conclusion those are actual things. I honestly thought you just made those words up.
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4y ago
Twitter is the embodiment of “If everyone around you is an asshole then you’re the asshole.”
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4y ago
The Internet has always been a terrible place to discuss politics and Twitter is even worse because of the short format.
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5y ago
Why do all these beautiful and interesting new laptop designers hate inverted-T arrow keys?
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5y ago
I have a couple CD-Rs (from the early 2000s) that have completely lost their top layer. I suspect the cause is the label sticker that was used. But in any case, it's completely unreadable.
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5y ago
Well, with the battery breakthrough of 2034 old Tesla's will run on two double-A's for 1000 miles.
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5y ago
Tools like this only emphasize my point I think. I've resorted to writing my own diagram (also in svg) and docs generator for our apps and those things are fun to write, but I can't help but feel like this was all better taken car
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5y ago
> Visual query builders are a deskilling device. There's a small hump to get over to learn to write SQL queries, it's worth getting over (IMO) (there are times when I'd like to take a large existing multi-way join and see
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5y ago
For most things I use Navicat, for more complex stuff I use DBeaver. But what I've really wanted is what Microsoft had over 20 years ago: - a visual database diagram - a visual query builder - their Index Tuning Wizard They had these t
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5y ago
I have the exact opposite wish most of the time, in Safari for instance, it's almost impossible to go to https://example.com/blog when you've previously gone to https://example.com/blog/2022&#
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5y ago
Logs after DDoS attacks can do that.
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5y ago
Hah, I had this setup: Palm V, Nokia 7110, Rio PMP300. Also reading news (and books) on my commute. 1998 - 2000 was a fun era in tech.
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5y ago
I'm facing this right now, but I enjoy coding so much more. It's a hard choice, but I'm leaning towards going back to coding full time. Worse career choice, but better for my sanity, I think.
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5y ago
Thank you for your service.
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mjhagen
5y ago
Yeah, this joke goes a bit deeper than its veneer let on.
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5y ago
I love this! Netscape 3 was a pretty tough browser to get stuff (especially JS) working in.
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5y ago
If that troll had built the bridge.
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5y ago
The market isn't only the US though.
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5y ago
> This is way too charitable to the largest company in the world They weren't when they started the App Store, should they change their policies reflecting their current market worth?
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5y ago
You found it not interesting you say? In other words, it could oxidize on your anus?
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