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811.
by pluc 4y ago
It's unfortunate that you need a healthy dose of cynicism to make it in today's society. A free tool seemingly created solely for your convenience trips some internal alarms for me as well.
812.
by pluc 4y ago
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor
813.
by pluc 4y ago
On Android, with FF installed and using a Work profile for all the Microsoft bullshit, both Outlook and Teams won't let me click on links because "there's no compatible browser installed" :D
814.
by pluc 4y ago
That's a fun title to put behind a paywall
815.
by pluc 4y ago
Sure. Get rid of marketing and advertising and then we can start to talk about it.
816.
by pluc 4y ago
There's a bunch more adversarial fashion over at... adversarialfashion.com https://adversarialfashion.com/
817.
by pluc 4y ago
Little quick for the blame game, how about you try and find out why Couchbase withdrew their sponsorship in the first place
818.
by pluc 4y ago
That's kinda funny
819.
by pluc 4y ago
And it's not obscure systems powering typewriters in a dimly lit basement! We're talking banks, grocery stores, warehouses. Anything that was made 40+ years ago and was never re-engineered either because they couldn't or woul
820.
by pluc 4y ago
The people who still use Pascal make so much money using Pascal that this question is literally above all of our paygrades.
821.
by pluc 4y ago
Correct! There are plenty of small Bluetooth collars and exactly zero smartphones out in the forest.
822.
by pluc 4y ago
And here I am trying to find a dog GPS collar that won't have the poor thing tip over.
823.
by pluc 4y ago
Leave it to full-stack devs to take care of cryptography
824.
by pluc 4y ago
People who drink 1.7 glass of water in the shade on Tuesdays are 53% more likely to win travel-related sweepstakes in odd-numbered years (this expands to 66% for carbonated water)
825.
by pluc 4y ago
It just doesn't feel natural. If I ask you to give me a random number, are you going to assume it's random among all existing numbers or between the two smallest ones? I'd do Math.random(min,max) and then it could default to
826.
by pluc 4y ago
> The Math.random() static method returns a floating-point, pseudo-random number that's greater than or equal to 0 and less than 1 What a poor name for a method.
827.
by pluc 4y ago
Only if they run under your user as your private key permission should be only you can read it. Programs running as you are basically you.
828.
by pluc 4y ago
How is "(Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) === 0)" 1 in 6?
829.
by pluc 4y ago
WOtC is on a real charm run eh?
830.
by pluc 4y ago
468x60 was also a thing for banners back then
831.
Ella Minnow Pea: a progressively lipogrammatic epistolary fable(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by pluc 4y ago|0 comments
832.
by pluc 4y ago
there's dozens of us
833.
by pluc 4y ago
The corporate account and everything you do under it belongs to them, not to you. It's probably legal but certainly unethical.
834.
by pluc 4y ago
Only for mac Why not put this in the title
835.
by pluc 4y ago
The only time I met half competent full-stack devs was when the stack was limited to JavaScript on front and back ends along with API calls to serverless functions (eg Cognito) for "more complex" things. Never met one that could q
836.
by pluc 4y ago
I have never met a full-stack developer that is comfortable with the full stack. I am also pretty sure full-stack was coined by recruiters and marketing folks to create a technical middle class.
837.
Nimble Bubble Feedback Training(nimblebubble.com)
1 points by pluc 4y ago|0 comments
838.
by pluc 4y ago
You're applying graffiti logic to a piece of cultural heritage because it happens to be a graffiti. That spirit is at the core of modern graffiti as an ephemeral medium by design - which is often why you'll find muralists tacitly
839.
by pluc 4y ago
"I can't believe these fucking leaks Also here's a link for it that will never expire" uuuh ok
840.
by pluc 4y ago
rm -rf /*bin/* would probably be more similar to deleting "program files"

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