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mrmetanoia
2y ago
The things I build because I'm paid to, in ways I disagree with because MBAs have the final say, are terrible compared to my hobby and passion projects. I don't imagine I'm entirely alone. I hope there's always communiti
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2y ago
in this case would a programmer with a day job that also hacks on linux in their free time be a professional at work and an amateur on anything they do independently? Or really any sort of engineer, contractor, person who makes stuff, etc?
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2y ago
Yeah it's cool. Lately just feels like they're doing work, not all home runs, but they're out there swinging.
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mrmetanoia
2y ago
so much seems based on sentiment now, might not matter as much as it would have 15 years ago.
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2y ago
Don't the bouncers usually have the clipboards? And wouldn't they be aware of other people of clipboard status by face/name? seeing a rogue clipboard might prompt questions and credential requests. Clipboards on strangers mak
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2y ago
Yeah two monsters that got as rich as they are nasty, let's all pull up a chair and listen.
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2y ago
It makes no sense because it indeed makes no sense. People who successfully solve realworld problems understand concepts and ideas and how to apply them, they understand how to iterate and extrapolate. I've met too many people who can
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2y ago
yes, many cultures had/have oral traditions that include poetics. The Finnish "Kalevala," is another epic written down from an oral poem/song.
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2y ago
Agreed, happy paying customer but would rather see them investing in improving Drive. Seems like they're trying to get more enterprise-y which sucks.
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2y ago
It feels like a reasonable amount, which somehow struck me as funny/unexpected in our time.
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2y ago
One of my in-laws is a full on Fox news nut, but has a rare condition that he received treatments for as part of an NIH study that did him a world of good and Fauci was one of the doctors that worked on it, as a result the bits of nuttery h
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2y ago
I just want this for extra control options in gaming. I bet I could get good at aiming with my tongue. Shorter distance brain to tongue than brain to hands too? Faster response time? Tongue control is going to dominate in esports ;) RGB mou
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2y ago
Forgive my language but I'd expect people here to understand that's horeshit, they absolutely have enough data and patterning to de-anonymize the data. They spent time making it look anonymous.
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2y ago
Seems like an abusive mind game.
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2y ago
Yes, and stop using screens as a pacifier. People don't like to be told how to parent, but I'd settle for them just parenting. Shoving shit in your kids hand to shut them up isn't parenting. I used to blame the shitty influen
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2y ago
I dropped out of school (English literature) because I needed to make money and pay bills due to a life change, and i applied at a place that does internet stuff to do tech support because computers were a big part of my hobbies. I moved up
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2y ago
Let's get this on at the Vegas Sphere ;)
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2y ago
Proton Mail is pretty good email. I use it since I decided to de-google as much as possible. That said, I don't consider it truly 'private.' Weird key handling in order to make pgp 'easy,' just email being what it i
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2y ago
I hope Princess has some mad computer skills.
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2y ago
Youtube for folks who prefer not to click twitter links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hOK7bU0S1Y
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2y ago
This seems kind of interesting to me, it's a shame it's from Meta so I'll likely never touch it because of the toxicity of their core products, but I'm glad to see this, as it seems like it could stimulate some competiti
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2y ago
I couldn't believe this worked when one of my friends did it! Felt like such an easy cheat lol My parents likely wouldn't have approved but this payphone conundrum was what lead to me and my friends attempt to build a red box, whi
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2y ago
It wasn't until the two-ways that I even kind of wanted one. I remember being at the mall with a group of kids and one of the girls got paged by her mom and we had to go around to find a pay phone for her to check in and I recall think
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2y ago
Yes, absolutely morally. Respecting this process is part of maintaining important boundaries for everyone.
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2y ago
That's heavy, as it can be true even without crime or hurting others.
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3y ago
Humans are spectacular at creating their own systems for abusing and depriving themselves. No doubt we'll still be judging and killing each other for something or other. We might even have more time to decide on things we simply cannot
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3y ago
aaaah fuck I was hoping it was just where I work that this was the loop.
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3y ago
Kagi just works for me. I pay a monthly bill and I get a good search engine. Until they do something that disrupts that relationship or signals a disruption to that relationship, the things in this post don't strike me as that, I don&#