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racl101
6y ago
Pirates was so great, entertaining, and generally informative if you knew nothing about the subject even though it wasn't totally accurate. But at the time, what other comedy, drama would you find about the history of the personal comp
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6y ago
The show started off great in the first season but then it became harder to believe as it went on that a rag tag group of people were at the almost at the forefront of all these technological revolutions in computers. I get that it's f
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racl101
6y ago
Have to agree with this.
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6y ago
I think this might be for the self taught crowd of developers who never formally took Comp Sci, yet, who are also wielding important positions in software development that pay as well if not more than the guys who did take comp sci. You
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racl101
6y ago
> but part of being the elite, successful few is being able to garner that support, whether through personality, luck, etc. Exactly. I have to agree with this. The top players rise to the top.
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6y ago
Yes. No touch bar. I prefer real buttons. More ports. We regular USB is still a thing in spite of what they might think. Don't you dare touch the 3.5 mm audio jack! Leave it alone. Nobody gives a shit that the laptops are half a centi
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racl101
6y ago
Yep. Certainly my contention. I don't need an expensive 5TB (tier in Canada). I need an affordable 1/2 TB to 1TB.
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6y ago
Yeah, this precedent is very troubling to say the least. If or when things swing the other way, this will not go well for everybody.
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6y ago
So scary man. Scary times.
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racl101
6y ago
So fast. Ugh, I'm 27 and even just looking at these pics makes me cringe.
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racl101
6y ago
I could never do this. 1) My back would hurt after a half hour of this. 2) My brain would not be engaged in a state of too much comfort. (i.e. I'd get sleepy). In fact, I even keep my work room in the house kinda cold (by not putting i
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6y ago
worker to the union: "it was said you would destroy the oppressors, not join them!"
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6y ago
Welcome to the party, pal!
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racl101
6y ago
I wish there was just a desktop program like Excel that actually fucking works well on Mac and PC. I like Google Sheets but it's way too integrated in the cloud for my tastes. Excel has so many good features, but the core of it is so f
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6y ago
I suppose the daily coffee on its own won't derail people but it usually is a signifier of how little people think about their finances. But yeah you're right, not on its own. I find that the people who are the best with money don
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6y ago
I find it so goofy that people never bother to save a local backup of work they spent hours and hours curating. Have they never ever written an essay on Microsoft Word and then lost the progress cause they never saved it on a floppy?
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6y ago
> One of the reasons Jobs cited as being an important factor for locating in China is the availability of skilled labor. It would have taken them years to hire enough industrial engineers to handle the scope and scale and volume that the
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6y ago
Frankly I see both sides. As long as we're using anecdotal evidence ... many of the people I personally know who have suffered the worst during the pandemic, are people who never saved or put away money away when times are good. They a
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racl101
6y ago
Exactly. I was gonna say just that. Frank Grimes clearly explained in so many words that by real life standards Homer would never have attained such a relatively high level of success. A guy with Homer's intellect, at best, could only
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racl101
6y ago
> Please don't use it. Just boycott it. I definitely try my best. Even for downloading Xcode and/or MacOS system updates I will try to scour the Apple dev sites for proper installers.
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6y ago
As a consumer I hate the Mac App Store so much if only for the reason that every time I want to do something I have login again and again. The Mac App store is quite buggy. Sometimes I have to log in two times in a row. I hate it so fucking
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6y ago
Or Pizza Hut (in other locale versions of the movie). Both companies, which, are owned by Yum! Brands who also owns KFC.
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6y ago
You might be in the Demolition Man future.
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6y ago
KFC has the most confusing marketing direction ever. I remember months ago when they were going all out on having a female Colonel Sanders. Now this? I'd love to be a fly on the wall during their "Mad Men meetings" for their
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6y ago
Mario: you got a bee on you-a hat. Luigi: do you like your knee caps?
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racl101
6y ago
No more Lord Nikon. Say hello to Lord iPhone.
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racl101
6y ago
Wish I could figure out how to set up Xdebug properly on MacOs. Most PHPStorm and Xdebug tutorials are geared for Vagrant set ups but not straight forward localhost on main machine.
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6y ago
They also have poop on the sidewalk and typhus. The one place where you can work for the likes of Google and Facebook, make near six figures and still have to live in your car.
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racl101
6y ago
Very true. I would never wear these things outside given that their overpriced and, currently, many young people in a year like this are unemployed. It's like begging to get robbed.
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racl101
6y ago
I'd care more about sweat resistant to be honest. Sweat corrodes stuff.
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