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by post-it 5y ago
The indie professional market is more than big enough to justify this. Small films have been able to roll some pretty impressive vfx on desktop computers recently, and North American creative types tend to love Macs.
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by post-it 5y ago
Everyone checking about other outages, perhaps.
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by post-it 5y ago
You'll own nothing and be happy, etc. My desktop from 2011 is running perfectly with only a couple GPU upgrades over the years. Fuck Google.
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by post-it 5y ago
You misread, I think. > Later we learned their old agency paid off a Google insider to flag our client’s account resulting in suspension.
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> If either accident happened even once more, we absolutely would have either a radiological disaster or accidental nuclear war. The Soviet incident sure, but the missile explosion was pretty much as bad as it could have been. You could
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Indeed. A single unsatisfied employee will break an entire company's morale over time. It's beneficial for companies to ensure that everyone is well-paid, unstressed, and isn't on the path to burnout. Most companies don'
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Not if all the employees do it.
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Record earnings and stock prices are not necessarily due to remote work. They could be despite it.
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> Making it impossible to right click the link and open a new tab Keeping `<a href="/some/path">Place</a>` but adding an event listener to capture your click and run some JS instead fixes that particu
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Some people do prefer different pronouns throughout the day. It's not common because it's difficult to communicate, but if it becomes easy to do then it may become more common and noticeable.
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Are there any ORMs that do that currently? That sounds awesome
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In a slightly better timeline, there's an "everything can have a leaderboard" craze instead of an "everything can be crypto" craze.
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> I've forgotten probably two or three major ideas, and it'll make you sick, just horrible. I wish I could remember ideas well enough to even remember that I've forgotten them. When an idea of mine disappears, it's go
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People nostalge over the the breath of fresh air that was Windows XP, but OS X was an equally incredible improvement.
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It's such a sinking feeling getting a paragraph in and realizing I've been duped by a bot. The worst is when I look up something, like whether I can feed my dog <X>, and I find a fairly long article about it. And as I read I
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I hate when a service normally sends emails from Service Name, but then once in a while they send an email from Firstname Lastname to make it look personal. It's not going to work, but it sure is annoying.
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I actually think it's a really neat idea. It gives off a hacky vibe, but as long as it's well-documented it should work well.
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> remap to go from degrees to the 0 UINT_MAX range and have your unsigned values automatically wrap around :-/
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At the expense of the teacher/prof thinking you're a Luddite who typed up their assignment, took a screenshot, and posted that in a new document.
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by post-it 5y ago
This opens up the opportunity for some kind of distributed file submission tool where you can compare hashes of segments of your document with everyone else's documents in some kind of zero-knowledge way, so that no actual piracy happe
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by post-it 5y ago
It is. I hate getting my car repaired. Now that I work from home, if I didn't already own a car, I very well might not buy one.
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iPhone batteries should be user-replaceable too. Maybe with a pair of screws instead of a clip.
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You just need to strip out the parts of the documents that are different until they hash to the same hash.
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The signed hash doesn't matter because you only need to de-identify the document, not pass it off as someone else's. If the organization finds a document with all of the identifying information removed, they know that someone fuck
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by post-it 5y ago
All you need to do is download two documents and diff them, and delete anything that doesn't overlap.
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by post-it 5y ago
Forever, until they release the firmware source. It's a "shit or get off the pot"-type situation.
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> So now when I get a generic notification sound I have to check my phone to see if its urgent (food delivery) or trivial (twitter), because Apple forces both of those apps to sound the same. It's not ideal, but I've disabled
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The opportunity cost of having to look up a vendor store, go there, and wait an hour+ for them to replace my battery may as well be infinite.
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> They're doing preorders and are regularly sold out and backordered, despite having high prices and old hardware and weird bugs. That is what high demand looks like. The custom Linux phone I make is also sold out! I've made
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by post-it 5y ago
Every backend has access to your DB though. If a WordPress alternative supports plugins, it is just as vulnerable. If it doesn't support plugins, it's not a WordPress alternative for most use cases.

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