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by pjerem 8mo ago
Not necessarily. That's the old "I made Twitter in a weekend" joke. That's not because you can technically replicate a product that your company will be successful. What makes a company successful are sales forces, inter
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by pjerem 8mo ago
I saw a penis bypassing the filter. Good job to this user !
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by pjerem 8mo ago
Oh yeah, at least with ChromeOS, Chrome isn’t installing itself like a spyware alongside any other software installer.
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by pjerem 8mo ago
I actually like the concept of an app in full screen creating a new virtual desktop. I feel like it’s really intuitive when you switch desktops with the trackpad. It’s just incredibly poorly implemented, like all the window management on ma
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by pjerem 8mo ago
> In most strong statically typed languages, you wouldn't often pass strings and generic dictionaries around. In 99% of the projects I worked on my professional life, anything that is coming from an human input is manipulated as a s
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by pjerem 8mo ago
Maybe then try ending your commands with a comma so that you don’t break first-char autocomplete !
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by pjerem 9mo ago
It works but only when you put it in the basket ;)
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Still, they have to worry about them and their family not being kidnapped. Oh but hey, checkmate, burglar who is threatening to cut my daughter’s finger, my wallet is multisig !
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Sorry but that’s just not true. You learn about what happens in Sweden because statistically it never happens. On the other hand, the rest of the world never know about the latest bi-monthly school shooting in the US.
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MenuetOS – a GUI OS that boots from a single floppy disk(menuetos.net)
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by pjerem 9mo ago
> So the proposal includes building a planetary-scale railway network on bumpy lunar terrain. And that’s from a fascist who barely managed to dig ONE small one lane tunnel under Las Vegas and called it a revolution. I’m sorry to be rude
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Except 95% of companies have no need of ultra scalable super cloud. If you are a very big SaaS company that is not Google or Apple, you are probably serving hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of unique users. AWS may be convenient, but y
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Except most of those games aren't "retro" because, unlike real retro games, they are mostly still updated and they work on any recent computer/console. So for me, even for the oldest ones, they are still part of the same
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Just for the joke, I own the og Xbox One and it’s the only console I hated from day one. I clearly remember plugging it to my TV with excitement and being greeted with gigabytes of mandatory updates. And then I discovered that you weren’t a
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Look at my list here [1] but I think it’s coming back. Sure the big studios are all collapsing from everywhere and extracting value from everywhere like any shitty corporations. Nintendo feels like they are surviving a little more but even
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by pjerem 9mo ago
I do feel like you miss the point if you compare retro games with today AAA games. The good video games of today are 100% indie. I love Super Mario Bros as much as the other guy, but a game like Celeste is objectively better in each and eve
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Interesting read. Actually I also think that email mailbox interfaces are shitty in general, including for emails. For me, IM apps solved the problem correctly : one thread per contact. The thread goes up when something new happens. You can
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Well. I own an iPhone, a Macbook, Airpods, Apple Watch. I'm in the Apple ecosystem since the last 16 years. Unfortunately, due to their behavior in the latest years, I'm not going to buy anything Apple anymore. Fortunately for me,
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by pjerem 9mo ago
I would imagine the wood would be processed. Conditions in space are extreme but at least they are stable and known so i'd bet we would know how to treat the wood for this environment.
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by pjerem 9mo ago
I do agree. Though i must admit that for maybe more complex applications, I feel like aspnetcore also fulfills this definition. I feel like it’s easier to create something more complex with aspnetcore while still keeping the code boring and
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Yep but with AirPods, you are listening music or watching a video, on your Mac, your iPhone rings (on your AirPods), you accept the call, and now the video is paused on your Mac and your AirPods are already connected to your iPhone. Any tim
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by pjerem 9mo ago
And I can’t think of any middle to big company that is not led by bullies. But that’s just how the world is. Capitalism is optimized for the bullies to be on top. That’s exactly why Trump is the most powerful man of the most powerful countr
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Oooh so that's the reason !
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by pjerem 9mo ago
> Like no one has multiple users on their computers in the whole management chain? No one cares? I frankly believe that those people are so rich that they obviously own at least one computer per family member.
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by pjerem 9mo ago
The macOS login screen is broken since basically forever. Opening a macbook lid and choosing another user than the one already selected is a PITA. I can't even remember it working. And I have the issue on 3 macbooks.
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by pjerem 9mo ago
> Users might say they want “delete”, but then also “undo”, and suddenly we’re talking about soft delete semantics. I've worked for a company where some users managed very personal informations on behalf of other users, like, someti
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by pjerem 9mo ago
I remember this day because I worked in a company that made software for train networks. It did briefly made the news but not for long due to the terror attacks and also there wasn’t any passenger on this train, it was a train testing. In f
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by pjerem 9mo ago
The nice thing with climate change is that it can always get worse ! If we miss the 1.5 target then the next target is 1.51. And so on.
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by pjerem 9mo ago
> Logitech mice with their drivers work great. That's not macos fault in this case, it's just that Logitech mouses (MX Master at least) doesn't act well at all without driver. Like, for scrolling, it's like the mouse
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by pjerem 9mo ago
Haha and Bitwarden is url aware but not enough. I work in a company where I have two okta accounts (because hey, why not) on two .okta.com subdomains. Bitwarden _randomly_ messes up the two subdomains and most of the times (but not always,

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