msie

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by msie 2y ago
Trump has no humanity.
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by msie 2y ago
I have a stapler from Microsoft with Microsoft written on it!
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by msie 2y ago
Science will be put on hold for the next 4 years.
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by msie 2y ago
"Congratulations! You took 79 guesses to decipher the secret message in 16 minutes and 37 seconds."
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by msie 2y ago
The Crypto bros have won! BITCOIN to a million!!! :-(
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by msie 2y ago
America, it's your turn.
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by msie 2y ago
I doubt Trump personally cares about this. He's doing it as a favor for his followers.
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by msie 2y ago
Lemme guess: one initiative that he's not getting money from?
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by msie 2y ago
Sometimes I wish the Dems didn't always take the high road with this joker.
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by msie 2y ago
Somehow people shilling for Russia can operate unimpeded in this country.
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by msie 2y ago
Yup, how can people ignore what is in front of their eyes? History repeats itself and we have not learned from it. From the robber barons to today's tech billionaires.
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by msie 2y ago
Of course, I'll cut DEI programs, layoff some staff and you do this for me.
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by msie 2y ago
It’s a shame he didn’t set up a foundation to keep his computer history museum open.
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by msie 2y ago
This is great! Just yesterday I was looking at wxruby3 but I didn’t see a way to package/distribute apps. This does solve that problem.
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by msie 2y ago
Sigh, why can't we have nice things?
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by msie 2y ago
My dad's old Telus set-top box way worked better than his new Telus box for one reason. It stayed on the same channel even when you turned it off. It didn't show a screen of apps if you left it alone for too long or turned it off
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by msie 2y ago
I just discovered that the wxWidget library has Ruby (and python) bindings! wxRuby3. And it works on OSX, Windows and Linux.
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by msie 2y ago
Well, I'm disappointed in Patio11 now. I sort of looked-up at him.
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by msie 2y ago
"I'm not on the pulse of Canadian politics, so I don't really know what sins or political circumstances have led Trudeau to this point, or if he has any redeeming qualities. Personally, I'm glad to see him gone." -
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by msie 2y ago
Yes, lots of memorization with an occasional Google search. When you program a lot you just remember things.
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Alzheimer's study shows ketone bodies help clear misfolded proteins(genengnews.com)
181 points by msie 2y ago|107 comments
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by msie 2y ago
"The study found that participants who consumed at least five ounces of any type of chocolate per week had a 10% lower risk of T2D compared to those who never or rarely consumed chocolate. Dark chocolate had an even bigger impact: Part
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by msie 2y ago
My score is 9100.
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by msie 2y ago
Despite Assad's departure I don't predict a bright future for the citizens of Syria.
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by msie 2y ago
Chillingly, the CEO was on his way to an investor's conference.
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by msie 2y ago
Wow! I wonder if this will mean better x-ray imaging in hospitals. Having the ability to tune the x-ray to the type of material you are looking at: “This mid-range capability also makes this source suitable for looking into paintings, silic
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by msie 2y ago
I will also add that I feel that Swift has now become a language designed by brainiacs for brainiacs. As opposed to Go which tries to stay small and simple.
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by msie 2y ago
Swift, what a mess you've become. You need a Benevolent Dictator. Swift Evolution was a mistake and I saw that many years ago. Too many cooks trying to add their pet feature to the language.
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Writing a single-threaded program difficult under the Swift 6 language mode(twitter.com)
3 points by msie 2y ago|0 comments
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by msie 2y ago
Woke is tired, DEI is wired. (with apologies to Wired magazine)

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