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by pirates 10mo ago
I can’t help but feel some sort of disconnect between “here are all of the additional considerations and tweaks you should make to make your site more accessible” and the fact that everyone talking about it can’t be assed to write “accessib
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by pirates 10mo ago
Privacy and Chrome are incompatible with one another.
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by pirates 10mo ago
> You have to assume it is helping at least to some degree... since cops are generally in favor of them. No, I assume the exact opposite. Cops and people who are law enforcement adjacent lie and obfuscate all the time. They have no real
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by pirates 10mo ago
Report to whom? Github, who allows the behavior and therefore doesn’t see anything wrong with it, or the repo admins who have proven they they couldn’t give a rat’s ass about the very thing you’re reporting? The well is already poisoned, th
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by pirates 10mo ago
VS Code is fine.
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by pirates 10mo ago
It is absolutely not socially acceptable, and people like yourself blithely declaring that it is is getting tiring. Maybe it’s socially acceptable in your particular circles to not give a single shit, take no pride in the slop you throw at
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by pirates 11mo ago
A “jacket” for -30C/-22F. Asking 99.9% of people to ride their bike in those temps is a complete non-starter.
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by pirates 11mo ago
Why not add it to your favorites list instead?
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by pirates 11mo ago
> I fear soon the only way is to just avoid playing competitive games with strangers. This has been the winning move for about a decade now.
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by pirates 11mo ago
Why is it automatically assumed that just because you post a video on youtube that you deserve to be paid? None of my videos made me any money and I’m fine with that.
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by pirates 11mo ago
AI-generated docs, charts, READMEs, TOE diagrams. My company’s Confluence is flooded with half assed documentation from several different dev teams that either loosely matches or doesn’t match at all the behavior or configuration of their a
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by pirates 11mo ago
> I hope to learn what can be done do to improve typing on iOS and maybe get rid of the autocorrect in Apple apps on macOS. Settings > General > Keyboard > turn off autocorrect
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by pirates 11mo ago
As usual it’s the end users and customers who have to do the testing. I’m still annoyed that they fucked around with the webhooks by trying to force everyone to configure them through whatever “Power Automate” is, which introduced a whole b
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by pirates 11mo ago
This matches my experience pretty well. My high school was using it 15 years ago and it was a spotty, inconsistent morass even back then. Our papers were turned in over the course of the semester, and late into the year you’d get flagged fo
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by pirates 11mo ago
Yeah, walk around any popular shopping area in Japan and you’ll see box after box of items marked “Made in China”
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by pirates 11mo ago
I think it’s bs that spotify premium still allows ads to be played during podcasts. It’s similar to youtube premium. I’m paying to not have ads, and you still serve me ads. I don’t care that they’re “in roll” or from the creator instead of
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by pirates 11mo ago
> I mean they have to know that's repulsive to a large segment of the population, right? They’re trying to cram AI into everywhere they possibly can, so even if they do know that people don’t like it, that doesn’t help the almighty
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by pirates 11mo ago
Steam definitely has a ton of garbage, half-assed, slop games on it. They definitely were not made with time and love.
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by pirates 11mo ago
Wait for 2 sunders before DPS
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by pirates 11mo ago
I stayed at a ryokan in Japan recently, and of course the baths and pools are 100% nude, and people strip down naked in the changing rooms to enter them. Men and women separate at all times. It was a new experience for me but it also felt 1
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by pirates 11mo ago
Those people are intelligent, they’re just selfish and have no qualms over making money off the repugnant crap they’re doing.
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by pirates 11mo ago
And all of “not Chicago” Illinois being part of Indiana
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by pirates 11mo ago
100%. I think people are way more likely to know the name of one of their favorite artists versus the owner of an online platform, no matter what that platform is.
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by pirates 11mo ago
I like to constrain myself to OPA/Rego if what I’m doing can be modeled in JSON easily. I like the idea that the entire pipeline is “JSON in, parse it, JSON out”. Probably most people would have heard of it or worked with it adjacent t
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by pirates 11mo ago
“Apple dust. Don’t breathe this.” Appreciated this little nod to early internet history. Most of the people I say that to have no clue what the reference is.
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by pirates 11mo ago
Random device? In this scenario you and your friends would have already hashed out what exactly they’re sending you and what it’s for, right?
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by pirates 11mo ago
It’s not at all what they’re doing, and claiming so is either extreme ignorance of the situation or deliberately lying.
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by pirates 11mo ago
The guy bone saws journalists for fun, he’s definitely not playing with a full deck
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by pirates 11mo ago
There is no reason to assume good faith anymore. They revel in bad faith arguments
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by pirates 11mo ago
My Mazda’s wired carplay has never once failed so…take this one anecdote for what it’s worth.

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