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nusl
3y ago
Not sure. Perhaps Leeloo Dallas is between the drives.
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nusl
3y ago
Let's hope that it continues to be so, and that there aren't internal changes ongoing to impact this
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3y ago
Well, you need the network effect but I don’t think the effect itself causes enshittification. The constant need for massive growth and big numbers to sate investors causes companies to drift from their original mission and morph into somet
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nusl
3y ago
Still possible but the company itself is being sold and resold, now in the hands of an actor that seems to conflict with its mission, unless I am mistaken
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nusl
3y ago
Yeah, it isn't really "working" anymore if you're diagnosing non-trivial problems and replacing relatively major parts.
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nusl
3y ago
Often I see something like "Buy version X and receive updates for the next year/major version"
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nusl
3y ago
Could you describe the bug? Were workarounds not possible or infeasible? Unity has definitely not shown itself to act in good faith.
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nusl
3y ago
Yeah. I'm not so familiar with this. Does remind me of the Supreme brand too. The shoes I think are quite heavily traded in the grey market/amongst collectors/resellers?
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nusl
3y ago
They are impressive technically. I love mechanical things.
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nusl
3y ago
I dislike wearing watches since the extra weight on my wrist annoys me, but that's a personal thing and not a watch thing. I do dislike watches though received an heirloom one from my partner's father when we were married. It does
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nusl
3y ago
When you commented I assumed you did own one. But you also assume that I don't
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3y ago
I'm not sure that owning the watch is even about the watch itself anymore
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nusl
3y ago
I invite you to take a real look into the watch world and tell me it isn't akin to a cult.
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3y ago
I still don't understand the point of wearing a crazy expensive hunk of steel on your arm. Sure, its a very well-made hunk of steel by very skilled people. My phone is more accurate, as is literally any synced clock on ubiquitous compu
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3y ago
You mention cheat days. I cheated a bit on the weekend with a few not-terrible but also not-great things and it's had a disproportionately negative impact. Also, I forgot to mention sleep playing a big role too. I stayed up way too lat
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3y ago
Personally I prefer Big Kahuna Burger
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nusl
3y ago
I wanted to avoid that much red meat since it also caused problems for me, but not as obviously, so I didn't go with this. I still eat vegetables and other things, and avoid red meats about 90% of my meals, so probably not the same. Di
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3y ago
Hey. Reposting my other comment here since the reply is similar: I can feel connective tissues and other pains that have been attributed to it by medical folk. It got pretty bad. Stress, anxiety, and other things also contribute. I noticed
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3y ago
I can feel connective tissues and other pains that have been attributed to it by medical folk. It got pretty bad. Stress, anxiety, and other things also contribute. I noticed that it would be worse shortly after consuming high raw sugar foo
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3y ago
That's possible yeah. I worked this out over a longer period of time, testing adding/removing things and intentionally eating "trigger" foods to see if it actually causes issues or was just a temp problem or some sort of
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3y ago
Coincidentally I recently started changing my diet to combat inflammation from my bad habits and covid recently. I've found that a combo of 16-8 intermittent fasting, no or very low sugar/processed food/high GI food intake, h
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nusl
3y ago
People writing these articles have zero intention of being accurate and entire attention to snagging clicks from the building hype. They don't care about anything so long as there is a quick buck to be made from fake claims
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3y ago
On one hand there's that risk. On the other hand, Apple has a track record that seems to inspire commitment that few other companies can. If an app released early gains early success it may have significant longer term returns for an u
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3y ago
Smells like the same sort of thing Opera tries to tell us about how private it is/was.
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3y ago
When I feel like I've made some form of meaningful progress. Sometimes it isn't much in the way of output but will contribute.
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3y ago
It feels icky in a way I can't describe. Its heavily focused on cryptocurrency, touts security but isn't actually what it says, and is kinda filled with people trying to look cooler then the next guy. Bit of a gathering of the bro
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3y ago
Ask your employer to let you do it in work hours rather than burning employees out with overtime for essential maintenance tasks
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3y ago
I don't think it's in any way possible to please everyone, and even if you find the objectively-best solution, someone will hate it and be very vocal about it. Most of the folks will carry on and not say anything.
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3y ago
I mean that being offered interviews is often preferable to sending resumes and being ghosted
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3y ago
I can't access the site because it seems that one or more of my dns block lists have already flagged it. Admittedly it does sound like a scam and having to post that disclaimer is odd
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