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by offices 3y ago
Terminal windows are not well integrated into things like file pickers and download windows. Even if power users use them, they're not used by most people and aren't part of the common, low-friction UX.
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by offices 3y ago
It's intentional. When the institutions responsible talk about 'raising interest rates', they implicitly add 'to increase unemployment which will reduce spending and reduce inflation'.
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by offices 3y ago
Trivial step 1: open Powershell with elevated permissions.
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by offices 3y ago
>It's a free market "OK Google, what's a patent?"
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by offices 3y ago
The hierarchy model means that they're not suitable for some uses that the technology could support. If I have a picture of my family member and my dog, I don't want to put them exclusively in a 'family member' folder or
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by offices 3y ago
>But, perhaps, that should be addressed at societal level - e.g. unemployment benefits. Google lobby.
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by offices 3y ago
When a company has embedded itself so deeply in public life - globally - it's reasonable to have strong feelings about its actions. When we say layoffs work, are we considering the way the same companies overhired just a few years ago,
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by offices 3y ago
> it is impossible to know which stocks are going to succeed or fail. It's a bit easier to spot systematic fraud when you're the plurality shareholder, founder and former CEO of the company.
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by offices 3y ago
I think the positioning is even more amazing than the survival. OP's feed doesn't look like they were intentionally searching for it, so the phone had to land close enough to a road/path for someone to be likely to walk past
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by offices 3y ago
I often find myself leaving my phone unlocked on the table while I do something else, knowing that locking it risks the app I'm using discarding my state so it can show me more Content despite me having more than adequate RAM. I don&#x
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by offices 3y ago
>in the US Oh, so we're ignoring the massive increase in China.
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by offices 3y ago
Yet people still make arguments based off the conceit that a profit motive means businesses act like rational hive minds.
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by offices 3y ago
If Nvidia/Apple/Intel used hardware fuses? Hahaha!
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by offices 3y ago
Steam do the same pseudo-ownership crap Sony have just been lambasted for. The cart page explicitly says 'purchase' but you have no right to sell, trade or lend them. Steam only reluctantly added refunds due to legal obligations a
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by offices 3y ago
>Steam if you don't have it installed if
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by offices 3y ago
Not so great, all our greatest thinkers are working on advertising.
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by offices 3y ago
It should be a goal. It's less than 2 years since a former EU ally used our dependence on them for energy as a bargaining tool.
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by offices 3y ago
Well, computers are tough. It takes ~31 days to update a database, right?
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by offices 3y ago
No, this line of thinking is basic threat modelling and stops us wasting time and effort on navel gazing when it would be better spent on things we can control. An invasive, non-destructive physical attacker also has access to (likely unenc
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by offices 3y ago
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by offices 3y ago
They were foolish/fickle/myopic/selfish to hire them in the first place. Companies have treated beneficial market conditions as an opportunity to make a land-grab for employees without a plan for how to afford them just a cou
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by offices 3y ago
http://www.bbsdocumentary.com/library/CONTROVERSY/LAWSUITS/S... >[ZIP] implied speed ("zippy") and sexiness ("zipper") TIL!
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by offices 3y ago
>it is perfectly fine to exist without consuming So did you borrow someone else's device to post this?
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by offices 3y ago
Like Pikachu?
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by offices 3y ago
>Where is Master Chief...? Not Master Chief, try 'Steve' from the best selling game of all time.
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by offices 3y ago
If you spend enough time with C++ you become a compiler error transpiler that converts 100 lines of angle-bracket spam into what it 'really' means.
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by offices 3y ago
Comparing my personal email account with my work email account, the latter has a lot more 'waste'. An email for every meeting, daily office grumblings, JIRA spam, CI spam, etc. And most of these also apply to aerospace engineers.
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by offices 3y ago
A lostprophets shirt also puts a strong upper-bound on the date.
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by offices 3y ago
I ran into this the first time I tried to cite an essay that was dependent on many internet sources. A shocking amount of it was 'date unknown'.
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by offices 3y ago
Kagi is still fundraising & most of your subscription fee goes to sourcing results from Google. We don't know yet if it will be a sustainable business model.

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