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by o1y32 3y ago
Even a readonly version is very useful. The tree-based file browser on the left and in-editor navigation are helpful for browsing the code. Recent github updates added a tree to the file view, making this less important, but the vscode expe
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by o1y32 3y ago
My experience is that the "real" answer depends on the situation. Sometimes one really should use the alternative (e.g. cleaner, more general solution, most updated API), while other times they should address the original question
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by o1y32 3y ago
This thing has a side bar even on a mobile device which shrinks the width of the text even more. The text is very difficult to read. You have to acknowledge that Twitter is a carefully designed and mature product at least in terms of UX.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Safari used to be actively developed and shipped on Windows before 2010.
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by o1y32 3y ago
...and a teller won't/can't do anything about it and this will change nothing. Maybe leave your keyboard for a second and understand how the world actually works. Unless you have billions at a bank, I don't see why any b
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by o1y32 3y ago
Just so you know, barely anyone in the real world uses Chromium, and compiling Chromium takes hours (I have done that many times). So that's not an argument. Also, if this is ever becomes a standard or a de-facto standard, it probably
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by o1y32 3y ago
ToS of Ubisoft never explicitly mentions any account retention policy. Quoting Eurogamer: > Interestingly, PC Gamer reports that it couldn't find mention of this in the company's US terms of use or its end-user licence agreemen
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by o1y32 3y ago
Signing documents online is not a technical problem but a business and legal problem. DocuSign and other commercial companies have a business not necessarily because they have any unique technology or the best user experience (they often do
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by o1y32 3y ago
Except that almost nobody except random people on HN or certain reddit communities set up their own server for home assistant. Your personal interest and effort in this area really doesn't mean anything in the grand scheme of things --
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I would remove the word "inexpensive". Many alternatives cost less. I know people buy Intel for brand, quality and warranty but definitely not price.
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If you like arbitrary metrics, here is another: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2023/#most-popular-technolog...
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by o1y32 3y ago
None of the comments here seem to address desktop OS in enterprise/government environment, which is what this article about. Linux desktop OS your personal computer? Sure. In an organization where most users are not technical, and wher
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by o1y32 3y ago
Nah, this is some terrible whataboutism. Stick to the topic.
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That's a real stretch and a weak argument.
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This is a very old topic. Insights from Anders Hejlsberg: https://www.artima.com/articles/the-trouble-with-checked-exc...
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...yet people slap a 2mm thick case on their $1k phone without hesitation. I doubt that many people care about the thickness of their phone.
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...good luck asking companies that are no longer in business to maintain their software
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If this were a top level comment I am sure you'll get 20 people disagree with you on this
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There is a huge difference between a $200 Android phone vs a $1000 iPhone, and why people choose the latter is easy to see. The line gets much blurrier after $500. I have a Samsung "flagship" that is near three years old but is st
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by o1y32 3y ago
I guess you have never directly worked with a client and hope it stays that way. This kind of attitude will ensure you lose your customers.
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Yep, the original comment was very carefully worded.
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Nah, you did not answer the question.
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Anything that is available in over 100 countries is global to me.
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...and apparently Meta won't care a tiny little bit about your opinion, because they have a product that is running quite well.
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Am I seeing two people debating which language is faster without quoting any numbers?
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For this reason I decided to give up Instagram completely -- my account was flagged for whatever reason that I cannot possibly understand, and I would rather not use the service than give them my selfie
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by o1y32 3y ago
I cannot find any substance in your comment. At minimum it should provide some rough examples instead of simply "underwhelming".
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I wonder what $15,000/month means for FB, and how much revenue FB lost from the federal government. My guess is not much, ane FB doesn't care.
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Look at github.com. There is no banner. Why? They don't have any tracking cookies and only use cookies for essential functionalities, and as a result they don't need to ask for consent. That's how websites should work.
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That's slightly outdated information: https://www.engadget.com/twitter-has-supposedly-started-payi...

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