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by pennaMan 8y ago
>so anyone already developing for the Mac knew most of what they needed to know to develop for iPhone But the demand for developing in AppKit suddenly increased by orders of magnitude.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
Outstanding. A 1992 documentary that describes fb and all modern media down to a T.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
So you want to personally go to the door of a person who already committed a serious crime? A crime against your workplace even, not against your person. That is a highly questionable action, to say the least.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
The EU maybe is functional maybe not, but one thing is for sure: The Kremlin anti-western propaganda machine is obviously highly functional. More and more people are blaming their countries poverty on the EU while being oblivious to the act
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by pennaMan 8y ago
Who is "they" and how did you get the impression that they are not investing in browsers?
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Those are called towns. Like, you know, a collection of houses.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
LE, as far as the oficial legal standpoint, are nothing more than goverment thugs and enforcers. The notion that their basic duty is to protect the public is absurd but at the same time it is widley belived to be true, including by some nai
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by pennaMan 8y ago
> Most web apps are used on desktop, not mobile. On mobile, it's mostly native apps that are used. So they're not substitutes. This needs some citation
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by pennaMan 8y ago
The US prohibition of cannabis is by far the greatest drug related hoax of all time
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by pennaMan 8y ago
The current government operates more like Erdogan or Putin than an EU country. The same government appeals to "human rights regulations of the EU" to justify passing laws that save several heads of government from ongoing corrupti
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by pennaMan 8y ago
All the regulation in the world won't do any good against a highly corrupt government like the one Romania is sadly facing at the moment.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
>Not banal: Challenging yourself to new activities or hobbies that require skill. Seeing the world, interacting with other people IRL. Learning (new topics, reading, etc). Building things. Getting out of your comfort zone. All those thin
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by pennaMan 8y ago
The quote, while probably the best way to address juvenile cannabis use I have ever heard, is still from a satirical cartoon. Subjectively, cannabis does NOT make oneself numbly content with being bored. What I found is that it makes things
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by pennaMan 8y ago
You seem to be aggressively pushing a political agenda in this thread by making several consistent generalist statements without providing a single source of evidence.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
Young players will always have the competitive advantage in games requiring speed and dexterity. Just take a look at the age of Starcraft champions - with rare exceptions veterans stand no chance against the young blood
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by pennaMan 8y ago
They are trying to say that Tetris came out before he was born. Very poor attempt at a sensationalist title.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
There are extensions for Chrome and Firefox that do exactly that. https://www.one-tab.com/
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by pennaMan 8y ago
>They used a unique C++ to JS compiler to run Inbox in the browser I would love to read some reasoning behind that. I'm really trying to come up with pro arguments but can't.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
For me insects are a symbol of foul and infestation. Those plates look like they were taken over by what is on them. Can this strong repulsion be a cultural thing, like so many prejudices are?
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by pennaMan 8y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5576603/
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by pennaMan 8y ago
And yet, on the free tier, it beats Slack on almost every possible metric as a communication tool.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
>but honestly what would you actually think of him I would hire him as my full time lawyer in a heartbeat, but that's just me.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
I use an image of a strong interest I have as my pic, no personal info, not even my real name. It acts as a strong filter, so far my experience has been net positive. I find it far more rewarding to try to hack the awful world around me ins
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by pennaMan 8y ago
Would be happy with LE searching your home and seizing your hard drives if they said they are looking for extremists?
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by pennaMan 8y ago
I'm sure, as the article says, if they search every @gmail user because of one @gmail criminal they will eventually search the criminal too. How is that a different story?
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by pennaMan 8y ago
Pandora's box was opened by the first sprouting seed of Cannabis on earth. The prohibition came after, so if anything we're talking about a pre-justice world, aren't we? >Why not accept all hard drugs, all sexual deviation
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by pennaMan 8y ago
What if you are a nomad, changing locations month after month? What is your employment market? Is getting hired while in a high income place then moving to a low income place immediately after regarded as a good move in this game? A remote
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by pennaMan 8y ago
How would working remotely affect your routine? You could even work all day in that park.
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by pennaMan 8y ago
"Don't invest in a home security system before you make sure your house has a door"
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by pennaMan 8y ago
ReactNative runs the js in plain V8 that in turn calls native apis. Native code is never generated from js at compile or runtime.

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