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otrahuevada
5y ago
Texas makes a lot more sense for their HQ from a financial perspective and a personal values one, for their C-levels at least. What I do wonder is how this is going to affect the internal composition of the company; I'm fairly sure a s
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otrahuevada
5y ago
This being the UN, I don't think there's going to be many legal intricacies because it's mostly a debate forum with little to no strings attached. Even ICC rulings serve more of a ceremonial/PR role than an actual court
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otrahuevada
5y ago
I do not understand this framing. Not joking, it's just... how exactly does proposing a right to not live drenched in poison present a slippery slope like the one you're proposing? Procedurally, I mean. Presumably the same mechani
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otrahuevada
5y ago
What I find absolutely baffling about all this is that it could have been avoided by adding a throwaway line about how this library is a fork of the other one with performance in mind. A lot of drama can often be avoided if people just comm
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otrahuevada
5y ago
While I both love it and need exactly what it provides, I have to say I felt very disappointed when I clicked the CTA with a windows icon only to be greeted by a notice that it just isn't there yet. Would it be possible to communicate
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otrahuevada
5y ago
The biggest issue with "piracy" overall is that it describes a phenomenon where users of an existing platform are sticking to the agreed upon way of using that platform as designed despite corporate lawyers' best attempts at
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Suppose one of your favorite technical pen brands was suddenly only available in squishy ball form. Would you care about the very legitimate factory processes that made them do it? Or would you instead buy one that didn't? I'm an
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Between this and SASS starting to add awkward rules like deprecating "/" for division and stuff, it's finally time for me to start pushing internally for PostCSS + plugins. There's even one for mixins! I might have
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otrahuevada
5y ago
The naming is unfortunate. But also, it'd be pretty cool if this was implemented as a browser extension, that way it could be much faster to iterate over. I wonder why this is not common practice? Modifying browser internals is such a
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Been looking for something like this but minus React for _ages_. I'd like our users to build their own RTE according to their needs, having a common data model on every one of them. Is there such a thing out there?
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Billings said she first learned of the swatting when a neighbor called and asked why the street was lined with police cars. When Mr. Herring stepped out on the back porch to investigate, police told him to put his hands up and to come
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otrahuevada
5y ago
At least in theory cops have agency and the ability to assess wether or not throwing a man into cardiac arrest is actually a requirement at any given situation. How are they not being prosecuted too?
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Can Android App Bundles be installed unsigned? And are they not the official standard from here onwards?
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otrahuevada
5y ago
For about as long as they have the abiity to carpet bomb anyone who tries to take it, yes, it is very much theirs. The portions of it that remain outside their borders will be affected, sure, and this is almost surely going to cause a whole
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Just wantend to ask, in light of Google pulling an Apple in a couple months and preventing users from installing random APKs, is anyone working on a sideloading mechanism of some sort? I'd like my apps to remain out of their capricious
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Brazilians clearly want it gone though, or they'd have mounted a stronger defense around it. There's no way around that, it's been demonstrated time and time again they just can't possibly care less about their rainfores
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otrahuevada
5y ago
The correct answer would be, the actual creators of the tool felt this was a good design decision. Can you please make a working alternative we can all check out?
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Good thing corn is super plentiful. What's the name of that phenomenon where rich people take poor people staples and this drives access to those things away from them? Like what happened with quinoa. Lol -4 points y'all if you fe
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otrahuevada
5y ago
I literally grew up in there and my experience could not have been more different than yours lol. Also, it's mold. If you literally had mushrooms that's like an entirely different, more premium, experience.
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otrahuevada
5y ago
I've actually never looked at what the bandwidth and storage costs for my apps could be. But also, they could easily be taken out of the equation by letting me pay for that separately? Inclusion in the mandatory single point of failure
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Why is charging a flat fee never an option? Just take $200 and let me do my thing. Taking any % of my income on the regular as a kind of existence tax is detrimental for the ecosystem.
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otrahuevada
5y ago
I'd say unless you also started calling Retiro -which holds one of the oldest actual slums, Villa 31-, Flores, Floresta, Colegiales, Paternal, San Justo and Avellaneda slums, hosting a couple sketchy places does not a slum make. I grew
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otrahuevada
5y ago
Couple things; 1) Just please don't call any random working class neighborhood a slum? That's not very helpful. 2) Given the poverty is a central theme on the article, it could have been good to at least in passing involve the Pop