rat_melter

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by rat_melter 4y ago
No, no, you're thinking of the $601/month thread.
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by rat_melter 5y ago
I read this as "Lush was in trouble due to a whistleblower" and not "Facebook sucks, so Lush quit". Even the article was unclear. I don't consume media often so this initially scared me that Lush was including toxic
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by rat_melter 5y ago
Velcro Cord Wrapping Tape: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002433097616.html I bought 4 different colors for wrapping different wires that go to different kinds of devices. Magnetic chargers for all my devices: ht
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by rat_melter 6y ago
>How do the oracles work with these kinds of smart contracts? It depends. Many exploits are based on asymmetric oracle data, or asymmetric trades using flash loans. Mainly oracles will be used for aggregated price feed data from centrali
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by rat_melter 6y ago
I purchased 6 sets of cheap headphones so I could keep them in all my backpacks/bags/around the house. Anytime I forget to bring headphones to listen to my iPod, I know I have an extra set in my backpack. I purchased 10 USB charge
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by rat_melter 6y ago
Squeaky Wheel Syndrome: The noisiest issue/person is always addressed first. This creates an unfortunate positive feedback loop.
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by rat_melter 6y ago
Yes.
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by rat_melter 6y ago
One of the best books I've read regarding UX. Don't sleep on it.
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by rat_melter 7y ago
I've lived by this advice for years and I can attest to the benefits.
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by rat_melter 7y ago
$ mv file.text !#:1:r.txt evaluates to: $ mv file.text file.txt (colon separated) !# means this command 1 is the position of the argument to be modified r means strip extension There's tons of history modifiers and