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rietta
6y ago
This reminds me that WordPerfect 6.2 for Windows 3.1 could possibly work under Wine. That could be interesting.
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rietta
6y ago
I just buy one copy of TurboTax Home and Business each year and then everyone in my family uses it one at a time and free Federal efile. My parents both have different LLCs, I have a business, my sister has a business. We print and mail sta
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rietta
6y ago
This is Google though. It would seem that they could update Googlebot to penalize bypassing behaviors, lowering SERPS for any property that did such shenanigans. Or giving users in Chrome a Report Button that then filtered into site ranking
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rietta
6y ago
I use the equivalent of named parameters in Ruby as my preferred method for a few reasons: 1. Clearly communicates the purpose of the variable 2. Means that order of parameters is not important 3. Makes the internal interface largely compat
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rietta
6y ago
I have had a mini split system in my basement for 5 years and I am the only one I know who has one. They are around enough that Home Depot carries them and yet rare enough that many HVAC contractors do not have experience with them. It was
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rietta
6y ago
Or you have to keep it cooled to keep the relative humidity low enough that mold and mildew do not take over.
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rietta
6y ago
While light pollution is a problem, with lasers and adaptive optics observations can be made. From the article: "The solution is lasers. Lick’s Shane telescope wields an adaptive optics system, which fires a beam into the atmosphere. “
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rietta
6y ago
I honestly thought of doing a blog post where I take these words and replace email with Slack. I have issues with email that my PM is trying hard to get me to delegate more to her and others so I can focus on the higher value work. Slack I
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rietta
6y ago
I thought the exact same thing! And this GemRB is not Ruby related at all. On a side note, similar names abound in Ruby land! Only with a recent pull request merged for typo squatting protection is it that rubygems.org will stop someone fro
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rietta
6y ago
This was exactly me in Oakland, CA, last year when on a business trip from Atlanta. On the way to the hotel, I was on a shuttle with a pilots and flight crew heading to stay overnight. Was advised not to go walking around by myself. Ended u
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rietta
6y ago
And works on Linux! I still have a working MacBook Pro (now 6 years old) to do FCPx on, but when/if it bites the dust I am not planning on replacing it with another Apple.
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rietta
6y ago
I can attest to the same. I've signed security contracts with government agencies by taking their PDF, opening in in Apple Preview and attaching image of my signature, and sending back. Same with Xournal in Linux. This is how real worl
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rietta
6y ago
PDFs also serve as a decent interchange format for dropping "signatures" onto a document. These are acceptable in court and in a format that regular business people understand. This is important for digitized contracts that can th
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rietta
6y ago
Also put in for a mortgage or mortgage refinance. What does the underwriter want to see? Two to three years of tax returns (PDF) and two months of bank statements (PDF) to prove the source of your down payment funds.
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rietta
6y ago
The transaction exports in Quickbooks or Quicken format that can be imported GnuCash or whatever is helpful. However, if at some point there is an audit nothing beats the usability of easy for the auditor to understand visual format that is
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rietta
6y ago
I disagree that my statement was off topic. The author in summary states that PDF is "unfit for digital-content display". I gave a specific counter example of a type of regularly reviewed digital content that is beneficial to arch
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rietta
6y ago
I have to admit, after a decade of tablets, I am back to printing some PDFS, reading, making notes, and scanning back if I want. It's actually cheaper than continually upgrading the iPad ;-p I still have the tablet but its not my first
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rietta
6y ago
PDF is the ultimate WYSIWYG print substitute format. My mom in her 70s can create PDFs from OpenOffice/LibreOffice without much hassle. Ask her to create a web site of any type is going to be a problem. Now imagine the tons of business
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rietta
6y ago
I still have two that still run. I wonder if the Computer History Museum in Roswell, GA, would take them as donations.
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rietta
6y ago
Killing it with the Netscape editor! <meta name="GENERATOR" content="Mozilla/4.61 [en] (WinNT; I) [Netscape]"> ;-p
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rietta
6y ago
Yes, that change came down pretty quick with Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities after the Federal requirements changed. My wife was working from home telehealth for the first time ever for months. Her age
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rietta
6y ago
> pandemic severely disrupts therapists. In a world of video calls, there is no local market. This is absolutely not true in the United States. Therapists are licensed in each state and it can cause severe professional problems and ethic
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rietta
6y ago
I still wear my Danger Developer Days t-shirt from 2007. Those were fun times!
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6y ago
I think the fear is that doing a charge back would have repercussions worse than the loss of that order if you continually do business with Amazon.
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6y ago
Hahaha! You caught me. Didn't even notice that slip :-)
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rietta
6y ago
I sure do. As a small web hosting provider AtlantaWebHost.com it was one of our proudest moments when our FreeBSD servers handled the Slackdot effect without complaint. This was the Pentium 3 Dell PowerEdge server era. I am no longer affili
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rietta
6y ago
Co-worker got a glass jar in a box instead of a Blue Yeti Microphone. Sadly he lost everything because his dad threw out the trash before he could get pictures and return it to Amazon.
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6y ago
Another massive halo for Best Buy in my opinion is their eWaste recycling program. Who else lets you take old gear, even big things like printers, and drop off to be responsibly recycled. It is crazy convenient and gives me a reason to shop
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rietta
6y ago
Extremely true. I have a Best Buy 2 miles from my house. I pretty much just use them for everything electronic that is mass market now. For boards and things MicroCenter. Won't buy from Amazon. Don't trust them at all to ship legi
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rietta
6y ago
Most of the time Jenny's phone number works xxx-867-5309. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/867-5309/Jenny . Someone already registered it.
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