richiebful1

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by richiebful1 6y ago
Can you explain how conquest is necessary for people to come out of poverty?
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by richiebful1 6y ago
Franco-Prussian War, World War I, World War II...
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by richiebful1 6y ago
It's still insane that parts + labor costs £700 for a keyboard. I bet the part costs £70. I highly doubt labor could be reasonable valued at £630. Edit: currency is not American
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by richiebful1 6y ago
Are you saying that a platform (be it Facebook, Twitter, etc.) shouldn't be allowed to moderate content at all if they want safe harbor protections?
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by richiebful1 6y ago
You could make the argument that the "socially liberal" side that wants to censor hate speech, but protect gay people from discrimination is logically consistent. A social liberal could argue on the point of protecting the rights
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by richiebful1 6y ago
The problem is that the UI testing monoculture is on Safari. Safari has 20% market share according to StatCounter (9% desktop market share). Most users use Chrome on desktop and mobile.
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by richiebful1 6y ago
Especially now that hardware makers are making developer edition devices with Linux-supported hardware (and Ubuntu/RHEL pre-installed)
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by richiebful1 6y ago
I can definitely second the value of a good quality pen. I've never tried a fountain pen, but I really like my Pilot G2's with the medium-sized refills. I'm considering giving fountain pens a try once my refills run out.
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by richiebful1 6y ago
Yup. We have an in-house MDM solution at work that is mostly composed of stored procedures, SSIS and small C# desktop apps. It could do with some improvements, but overall it works like a charm. But we're rewriting it to use Snowflake
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by richiebful1 6y ago
I agree. There are several distros (especially something like Elementary OS) that are pretty darn easy to pick up as a Windows user. I set up my very non-technical grandma up with Elementary OS and she loved it. I don't think the obsta