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racl101
5y ago
Definitely the case with those Nvidia Shield units. Fuck those pieces of shits.
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5y ago
Great, solid, reliable editor. Great documentation. And don't sleep on the diff tool bbdiff. For text diffing it's pretty fucking good.
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5y ago
Can't wait for scalper bots to buy them up!
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5y ago
I'd totally get a paid product like Ableton or Pro Tools if they didn't send data about me.
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5y ago
It's never a really straightforward thing though. I'm from Canada and we have Universal Health Care which is great. So when it comes to health care many Canadians like to shit on the US. On the other hand, Canadians are always com
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5y ago
Can anyone clarify? Is this a vulnerability of all My Book drives or just ones that connect to a cloud / online service? I have one of these but haven't plugged it in for a while. However, I don't remember using any online se
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5y ago
For new projects I agree. Go jQuery-less. But for existing projects that still work well and for which there is no reason or gain from updating the code and, for which, time and money would be spent for what is really a lateral move, I thin
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5y ago
Will never understand the snobbery against jQuery. It was a great library for what it did and it holds up a lot of sites still.
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5y ago
I was debating getting a watch. Maybe I'll give this a try.
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5y ago
I didn't even know this was a thing. So sad that we gotta come up with this politically correct historic revisionist nonsense that attempts to discredit the great minds of the past.
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5y ago
I still have my original iPods. The original and the mini chromatic ones. When I'm on the go and or in a gym and I need to play music, nothing beats a simple mp3 player. Don't want the bulk of the phone. Don't want to have to
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5y ago
> Treat sleep like it is your full time job. Well said. More time off and/or WFH will not cure what a shitty lifestyle of going to bed late, eating badly and not exercising does to one's life. Ironically, coming back to the off
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5y ago
Um, you don't need to waste copious amounts of dollars on designers and developers to know that it is a terrible idea to mix the address bar with the tabs. It's a mess, and the vertical space you save is nominal compare to the inc
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5y ago
7.3. Played with version 8 on a Docker instance. Will wait.
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5y ago
Wow! That was cool. Now I want a Docker children's book please.
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5y ago
Yeah, I've used PHP for a decade and have always never used what comes with MacOS. Always installed a newer version.
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5y ago
Windows 95, Windows XP and Windows 7 were the best.
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5y ago
That rat is a mensch.
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5y ago
> These days if it's more than 5 lines of code, or if arbitrary filenames are involved I go straight to Perl or Python Totally agreed. A shell script exceeding that's about 10 lines of code becomes so complex to read, interpret
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5y ago
I have probably the equivalent of a beer every two months lol. I'll be ok.
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5y ago
Yeah, I agree. Aside from the commute itself I don't mind working at the office and seeing people. It ain't good to be holed up like a hermit not socializing. I'd like a good balance of some office days and WFH days.
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5y ago
I loved BBEdit and/or TextMate for the Mac. Both were great. I switched to Sublime after I had to work on Linux machines for a while.
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5y ago
I love me my Sublime. I like an editor that's fast enough, isn't bloated and isn't Vim. Don't always need the IDE. And although I can use Vim, I'm just not as efficient with it to use it 100% of the time. I learned
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5y ago
Naw. They're trying to recognize the pain of their consumers. And trying to do something to address it. Better than nothing.
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5y ago
Hey, where's Fast and the Furious 8? These movies are all true to the laws of physics.
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5y ago
Personally, given the sheer number of distros for Linux, my awareness of this distro was raised by my use of Docker.
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5y ago
Interesting. Well.... I guess forget about what I said. I said what I said cause my older Precor Treadmill is the tits. It's pretty awesome and has a guard, but ... I guess it went down the shitter after selling to Peloton.
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5y ago
These guys blew it. They should've sent guys to add guards to these things. It would've been cheaper than the recall and the lawsuits they might have to deal with now. These fucking things could suck up a small dog and mangle the
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5y ago
Nah. My son just listens to a lot of Manson, plays a lot of Quake, and has penchant for stylish trenchcoats. He's a good kid. He would never become a dirty hacker.
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6y ago
I think I do a healthy mixture of both.
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