robflynn

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by robflynn 5y ago
That's definitely a problem. I wasn't claiming it wasn't an issue, I was curious how long ago it happened because I wanted to know if it was the same as the issue I experienced years ago.
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by robflynn 5y ago
How long ago was that? There used to be a bug related to that, but disabling iMessage on your device before you switch off would resolve it. Not obvious, I know. I'm unsure if that's still a thing or if I'm even remembering
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by robflynn 5y ago
I'm genuinely curious how this is an antitrust thing? Apple phones can send texts and communicate with any other phone on any other network and vice versa. They just don't use iMessage to do so. I can't DM my discord frien
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by robflynn 5y ago
I uploaded a private video of a screen recording of me demoing an in-development feature of a website for a client so that I could ask them if that's how they intended it to function. There was no audio. That video received a strike a
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by robflynn 5y ago
I was shocked the first time I needed to download something from PACER and saw that the pricing was per-page (of a PDF!)
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by robflynn 5y ago
I was once brought over to a project that used exceptions for flow control, sometimes nested several layers deep. It was a nightmare to debug and untangle.
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by robflynn 5y ago
That's funny, I love that.
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by robflynn 5y ago
Yup! My best friend growing up used to report typos and would send copy corrections and stuff to them back during those days. So crazy to think about that all being done by hand back then.
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by robflynn 5y ago
That reminds me of a book I had in the early days of the web which contained a list of the websites at the time!
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by robflynn 5y ago
Let me know when a fat person walking into a room makes other people fat.
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by robflynn 5y ago
Those are all good questions that I don't have the answer to. I know I didn't make the original claim, I just took issue with the initial reply as I felt like it was removing nuance from the discussion. My reply didn't reall
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by robflynn 5y ago
I'm not speaking about Rogan or anyone in particular. I'm only commenting on "vetting" not meaning "I only want to hear what I want to hear."
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by robflynn 5y ago
It feels like you're twisting words here. Wanting things to be vetted is not the same thing as saying "everyone has to agree with me." There's a difference between taking a differing opinion and just spouting outright bu
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by robflynn 5y ago
Ah, sorry, didn't see it had been edited. Yeah I'm not sure what they're getting at. Isn't Endocannabinoid system just a shortened form of Endogenous Cannabinoid system?
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by robflynn 5y ago
Some theories have been posted and I agree with those, and think there's also a subset of people who assume if a product is being sold in a store or by some company that it is automatically safe and works because they assume the govern
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by robflynn 5y ago
Nah, it's CBD (Cannabidiol)
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by robflynn 5y ago
https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-067310377629
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by robflynn 5y ago
If something were naturally occurring in a remote location where not many humans were around to cause mass spread, and the virus was being studied (but not engineered or modified) and the virus escaped, that could be an example of a natural
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by robflynn 5y ago
I'm pretty sure Spring is a season, and thus mother nature owns the copyright on that and the tee shirt company should have to change their name or cease operations. That's how this works, right? Ridiculous.
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by robflynn 5y ago
Sure, that is a legitimate protest, but the statement that was made was "there is no possible good use for a mac" and that is simply not true. You're reframing the issue to be about morality when that wasn't in question
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by robflynn 5y ago
I did miss this! Thank you for mentioning it. I've been putting off a Vue2 -> 3 migration for a bit now.
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by robflynn 5y ago
This appears to be a game (in development) for a handheld device I hadn't heard of. There are a few other posts about it on his blog. I didn't see any code, but it sounds like the post was detailing how he marks (manually) which
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by robflynn 5y ago
Me too. I wouldn't be where I am today without it. That's such a strange thing to think about. I got on AIM right around the time it came out, so tail end of high school for me. I had been doing some programming, linux, script
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by robflynn 5y ago
We use this where I work and love it. It has the added benefit of letting you package preferred vscode extensions with the devcontainer as well.
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by robflynn 5y ago
What do you think is more efficient? Some how convincing all Americans to learn the metric system to the point that they can intuit differences in temperature, or, explain it in a way they can understand it by simply using a different unit
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by robflynn 5y ago
I have depression and anxiety and the pandemic ended up helping me a lot. Yeah, the isolation sucked, but it did help my anxiety a bit when I stayed to myself. During that time of reduced anxiety, I was able to introspect a bit more withou
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by robflynn 5y ago
That's why I like to eat brussels sprouts! I feel like a giant eating whole heads of cabbage! I even got a tiny little grater so I can pretend to make slaw as a giant.
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by robflynn 5y ago
Would this not allow companies with deep pockets to continue to abuse the smaller channels who might not have $1000 lying around to put in escrow on the off chance of losing the $1000 just because some lawyer somewhere made a bad decision?
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by robflynn 6y ago
Okay, but so could anyone. I'm not sure your point here? They're clearly at least trying to move in the opposite direction and have been making those moves for some time now. Maybe they won't always go that way. Maybe they w
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by robflynn 6y ago
They really should stop showing videos from your subscribed channels in the 'Home' view. They take ay too much priority there. If you're finding that YT, when logged in, is becoming obsessed with any one topic, you can go in

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