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by projektfu 5mo ago
Clearly we should just use seconds, hectoseconds, kiloseconds and megaseconds, and stop worrying about whether our time lines up with the celestial movements.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
My countrymen are shockingly dumb. Presented with something rational like 24-hour time, they prefer to not learn and be confused all the time instead of adopting the better way. Unless it's mandatory, such as in military or aviation,
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by projektfu 5mo ago
I keep it on hand for when I don't have access to albuterol but I am having trouble sleeping because of wheezing.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
Prohibition encouraged higher potency but purity was highly questionable. The stills themselves often leeched contaminants from the metal used to make them, as well as the heads and tails of the distillate, which should be discarded but mi
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by projektfu 5mo ago
Smalltalk-80 had left-side scrollbars as well. This was one of the obvious differences when the windowing paradigm was implemented (basically de novo) for the Lisa/Mac.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
It is making me feel less dumb when I use it to get Linux admin things done because 1) it gets it wrong and I have to help it and 2) even though I would have gotten frustrated and given up without AI it shows me that Linux has gotten way ou
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by projektfu 5mo ago
I wonder what Sam's club is doing because their checker is using some sort of video based pre-check and sometimes they don't need to check you at all. Still, everything is scanned ahead of time by you or the cashier. Once I did
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by projektfu 5mo ago
Every time my credit card number was stolen, it was used to buy sneakers. I think this isn't uncommon but there's no blanket rule against sneaker sales.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
It works on chrome but not all programs with the same look.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
That's ok because in a lot of cases they also have a little border at the top that's not clickable. Nobody is thinking of Fitts law anymore.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
It will work if you ask Photos to back up halide's files.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
On MacOS it was a great example of the use of Fitts law, a vertically infinite target for your mouse pointer for commonly used tasks when you didn't memorize the keyboard command. But on a giant monitor it's too far away from you
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by projektfu 5mo ago
It then gets snippy when you tell it to f** off. I'm not likely to use it until they fix that.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
And really you could say that Discover killed it, because they lost focus on the core (or legacy?) business. Still, department stores in the US are nothing like they were in their heyday.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
I agree it's unnecessary but the rosin is more toxic to the user than the metallic lead. It's better to not make lead e-waste though.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
They make practice projects with lots of joints for a few bucks that you can use to develop technique. Then you can know it's not just technique.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
The most important thing is having your workspace organized. Second most important is to put your iron in the holder when you're doing anything else. ADHD types will get more little burns.
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by projektfu 5mo ago
To be fair it was a mediocre film, definitely not one of Carpenters best, and is memorable mainly for the visual imagery of the billboards. But don't mind me, I'm here to chew bubblegum and comment, and I'm all out of bubbleg
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by projektfu 5mo ago
My reading is that the BOLD source was lost and found but that BDE and some parts of dBase were lost completely, evidenced by them including an unmodified version year after year. Perhaps the author thought people were more aware of the BO
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by projektfu 5mo ago
Yes, I'm just saying if you think you've set up a server with Hetzner, but Smersh is able to intercept your first interaction with it and present you a server that you think is the one you created, then it doesn't matter how
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by projektfu 6mo ago
If that were the case then I don't think the OP approach works either.
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by projektfu 6mo ago
You get a box and someone is sitting on its IP address (in the middle), proxying to the real one, so everything is getting logged. Other comments say that this mitm stops working when you use public key authentication.
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by projektfu 6mo ago
I think it's an echo of "If Japan can... why can't we?" https://youtu.be/vcG_Pmt_Ny4?si=KbAxOSFSjoPT3vK_ I could be wrong.
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by projektfu 6mo ago
Yep, at some point I lost the few things I had on iTunes.
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by projektfu 6mo ago
In the future they'll track your eyes and when you've been staring blankly for a second at something, it'll pop up a tooltip that you'll have to dismiss.
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by projektfu 6mo ago
The thing is, nobody is ever going to feel bad that you've ignored their little feature. It'll just keep nagging you into the future until you dump the product. In spite of many saas products collecting data on every mouse movem
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by projektfu 6mo ago
I have at least two different saas packages that I use regularly that fall into product tour mode frequently even though I have completed the tour and have been using the product for some time, logged in as the same user. The tour was usua
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by projektfu 6mo ago
You could at least write a letter.
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by projektfu 6mo ago
It's better to do a hiring freeze before the RIF. Otherwise people have left jobs to come work for you and are now stranded.
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by projektfu 6mo ago
The opening line was funny, because the Wall Street Journal famously had no photos long into the color photo era of newspapers. When did they add them? Sometime in the late 90s/2000s? Then again, financial news doesn't really le

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