monksy

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by monksy 6y ago
I remember when app stores started up and everyone said "this is great, you can get verified results, reviews, and they can handle disputes." However, this is the reality. Apple created a fixed game and you are the victim. Don&#x2
902.
by monksy 6y ago
Don't give them money if you don't support them doing crappy things. Still using them is giving them money. Also if you're looking for Chinese knockoffs.. go directly to the source and go with Aliexpress.
903.
by monksy 6y ago
Some clarification needs to be mentioned. Also, this is an issue with the industry. There are more companies out there than MFANG. Our industry should acknowledge other players out there. Bing Maps and Facebook uses HERE maps under the cove
904.
by monksy 6y ago
It's human-hard level
905.
by monksy 6y ago
> You're stuck in the 2000s. You know there's been good music since Metalocalypse: Dethklok, right? False. Time to throw this into the death pit.
906.
by monksy 6y ago
> Apple [...] caring about the customer I think that's the first time I've seen those two in the same sentence. They do a ton of things they thing is "better" and it turns out to be a bad situation for the customer.
907.
by monksy 6y ago
What's wrong with full dosing off hours? There's got to be a balence where you're not relying on a drug to optimize productivity.
908.
by monksy 6y ago
I've been telling him this for years. I've even tried malort. He won't listen.
909.
by monksy 6y ago
We have people who claim to be engineers but start thorwing a fit when they're required to do unit testing. (Aka the anti-vaxxers of software engineering)
910.
by monksy 6y ago
You need to reverse the directions there.
911.
by monksy 6y ago
What's worse about these internet connected tvs is that they demand you confirm a terms of service agreement to give them data. You can't just disable it on your tv. I don't want those features but if my remote hits one of th
912.
by monksy 6y ago
> Google to shut down Google Voice Don't give me such of a freaking heartattack.
913.
by monksy 6y ago
ARM support for a linux laptop is already there. Pinebook sells a laptop with it as the main processor.
914.
by monksy 6y ago
I've been using linux on laptops for the last 16 years. It hasn't been that bad for me. I've been using: 1. Dells 2. HP Elite books 3. Clevos (Branded by sager) 4. Asus Zenbooks About 16 years ago, the suspend and hibernate w
915.
by monksy 6y ago
After my parents fell for a tech support scam (no money lost), I ended up converting them over to Ubuntu via the phone. They've been fairly happy with it and they're not very technically savy.
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by monksy 6y ago
Considering some of the major events that we've had. I would hardly call this prepping. We've had major fires, lots of civil unrest (2 major riots in Chicago and some minor conflicts), and the pandemic (which might I add is still
917.
by monksy 6y ago
It should be noted that bars that do scan driver license already abuse the data that they get: https://idscan.net/scanning-solutions/age-verification-solut... They use it for marketing purposes.
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by monksy 6y ago
Nice I had no idea about that arguement.
919.
by monksy 6y ago
IF you've already pulled it down your origin will be from where you pulled it. Create an empty repo else where. With your environment do a: git remote rm origin; git remote add origin <new environment> ; git push -u origin master
920.
by monksy 6y ago
Apparently you've already had coffee with Mark T. Small world innit?
921.
by monksy 6y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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by monksy 6y ago
Hi Kelsey! I love your origin story. You've come a long way. Do you mind if I introduce you to a friend of mine? He's not publicly famous but he hustles pretty hard and he's a great friend... I think you two would get along r
923.
by monksy 6y ago
Probably an imitator or clone. (:laughing:)
924.
by monksy 6y ago
The company that was qouted that didn't pay it. I'm not a customer, I am a potential customer. [Companies I've worked for have used Kafka, or have developed their own system similar to it] The only thing this has taught me, n
925.
by monksy 6y ago
Not neccessarily. Usually that's a new "exception" to the formal rules. (This happens anyways with more generalized rules.. but that's done under the spirit of the rules and is accepted as such)
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by monksy 6y ago
The language was never directed at their staff. It was directed towards the communication I got from them, and how I believe it makes the org look themselves(note). The tagging was to alert them that it was going on. Attacking individuals i
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by monksy 6y ago
It's mental gymnastics. I'm not convinced that CoCs are valuable. Even without the explicit language, you can still kick out people who behave badly. (IMO) The CoCs are just there to try to make a political statement about which g
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by monksy 6y ago
Same can be said for Python, VB, and VBA.
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by monksy 6y ago
I'm convinced that the best way is to have a beer with someone and to get them to start ranting about the bugs they've had to catch and resolve. The more swearing about the technical stuff, the more confident I am about that they
930.
by monksy 6y ago
youtube-dl- the game of wackamole

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