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6y ago
Anecdotal experience: Chrewing food thorougly also reduces acid reflux symptoms.
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The people traveling abroad currently are mostly absolute idiots. Exactly the kind that will break mandatory isolation and are way more likely to have an ongoing covid infection than a random person from the general population, due to overa
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Oh there's a lot of stuff like this floating around. Important source code acquired and leaked by a script kiddie who has zero clue how valuable it is. Probably uploading and posting it to some small forum, where everybody else has eve
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Grocery stores probably closer to zero. Reminds me of stranger danger. You most likely will be infected by a family member or office coworker. In march during the full lockdowns, something like 20% of the population was still meeting their
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Talking about Europe here
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High tax rates are what causes this. You are effectively giving away half your wage to sustain a completely unknown person leeching off the government.
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Yes, on Reddit the zoomers are a larger problem than the boomers. Default subreddits today basically feel like being in elementary school all over again, the average age is like 14.
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6y ago
Low dose
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When there's smoke, there's also fire.. if lots of videos exist it means it must be profitable. Probably flies under the radar because the people getting scammed are clueless.
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Tbh video games with your friends is pretty much the same as drinking together but without the alcohol. Equally fun, good for social bonding, but without the adverse health effects or hangover. Singleplayer games on the other hand are usel
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This is mostly related to video games by the way, so mods, cheats, helper programs, bots you name it and the person creating them is often a kid.
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There's lots of kids as young as like 12 out there on the internet programming complex projects all on their own. Granted, it is amateurish code for amateurish projects, but the users don't care and gladly eat it up.
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Despite what they try to convey publicly, Swedes still live with a 19th century mindset. It doesn't even cross their minds that a southern European, yet alone Asian country could outperform them in any way possible because of a subcon
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7y ago
Oh really? You want an IE6 situation to happen for every software out there?
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What... the reason for JS frontend frameworks is to be able to dynamically update data visible without a full page refresh/refetch
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7y ago
React isn't used for webSITES. It's used for web applications.
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Have you used any pirate streaming websites? They're pure garbage, bad UX, bad image quality, choppy video. The only reason anybody uses them is the price or lack of legal options
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What? The webpage is filled with a useless wall of text, of which maybe 20% is relevant. The rest just makes it hard for average people to figure out what exactly the software is and how to download it.
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7y ago
To never go autopilot mode.
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Probably around half of frontend developer jobs I see nowadays are for projects using react; and that number keeps going up. If you do any web development at all, chances are you will have to work in a React codebase during the next decade