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paulie_a
7y ago
In the past I would round up because I don't carry change.
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7y ago
It might be an old wives tale but a dab of corn starch will help clot the bleeding. Best though to not cut too deep. Unrelated but I recently learned they use lasers for parrots to trim the claws while coterizing.
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7y ago
And at the end of the day: post-mortem no post-mortem no one really cares. The technical details are always irrelevant to be useful and in 6 months no one remembers anyways. Hell you could write a post mortem: "shit hit the fan" a
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paulie_a
7y ago
It can't be any worse than the iMac. While yes it is subjective but Apple has had a pretty long list of ugly and hideous prpducts.
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7y ago
Gamers are not the only target market. Gamers are a fairly small market.
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7y ago
There has been pretty strong attribution for NK in the past doing ransomware. 100k isn't a lot but you are talking about NK, a country that has it's diplomats selling meth and heroin
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7y ago
The author presents valid concerns, but the user is still higher priority. The consistent theme across apps is more important than the developer's brand. Suggestions for a theme is useful, essentially ordering others how to use their
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7y ago
Perhaps that person's content just wasn't very good. Just because it took a lot of work doesn't make it quality worth paying for. The individual failed at creating a travel blog capable of financial support. "My dog is v
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7y ago
Does it really matter? In it's current form it hits the mark for note taking and is a really nice piece of hardware and software.
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paulie_a
7y ago
Why? It's not like this will be permanent, a few hours probably. And many sites exist without ads. What's there to support? A few dollars a month in fees?
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paulie_a
7y ago
Why is the link bothering to care about gdpr? No need to block EU visitors, no need to comply, just ignore it.
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7y ago
why do they?
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7y ago
A lot of content creators have posted their experiences here. It matters for SEO, while being shitty to content creators. From this readers perspective if it's on medium it's not worth reading. I've literally thought this &qu
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7y ago
That is similar to the stupid IANAL preface people insist on including. Quite frankly you can literally make a post stating you are a lawyer and the following is legal advice and there would not be a single repercussion.
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7y ago
I wonder if the key I just ordered two hours ago will be effected. Google sent out an email they were back in stock.
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7y ago
I get about ten a day and you are dead on. They are all criminally fraudulent. This shouldn't be handled by the FCC but the fbi. Every single person at the robocalling company should be arrested, even the secretary. This isn't a c
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7y ago
In your youth you had a lot more things ahead of you. If anything doing it when you are older is probably better.
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7y ago
The phone carrier has no incentive which is why liability needs to be shifted to them. The broader telecommunication industry has gotten a free ride long enough. They provide a blatantly insecure and mediocre service, profit from it and tel
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7y ago
I've reviewed my share of resumes and the education section is the least important part. If it is a new fresh graduate sure, it is a bigger consideration. But far more important is their experience, what have they done since graduation
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7y ago
> Why should an employer risk with the education of a worker that may then leave for another company? The result is the employer retains that employee.
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8y ago
I wish Adobe would simply send out an update that just kills the existing installs. It might cause some pain but it would be for the greater good.
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8y ago
I firmly believe that all developers spend on going time fielding customer calls.
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8y ago
I like having a physical book, but the ebook is nice sometimes. I typically only buy the bundle now. Physical book + non DRM ebook. The last few times have been the same price. The ebook is more convenient sometimes. If they don't incl
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8y ago
>which hosts other in-development apps too Don't do that >I trust my users completely. Don't do that >Prioritize bugfixes over new features while that is a nice thought, it is unlikely to be so simply followed. "the
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8y ago
If the Longshot ever occurred that some decade old posts surface, the simple solution is to lie. Repeat after me: "no I did not make those posts"
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8y ago
The other poster never implied that.
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8y ago
You'd have to intentionally position a phone to not work on the Samsung charger. Plus it tilts and looks a lot nicer than the apple version. People hated on the airpower because it is a crowded market with multiple mfgs already making
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8y ago
It doesn't really seem like a mystery just the source was found. The rubber ducky container is also interesting.
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8y ago
That doesn't seem to be the case on major bike lake they get used year round
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8y ago
There is no question about it. Costco outright says they are. They buy enough quantity, put there own label on it.
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