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by rplnt 6y ago
That's just a place to gather junk. People rarely use rj-45 these days, that's why it's not present on most laptops.
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by rplnt 6y ago
I tried a bit of moving and zooming, but not enough I guess. I really hate this, not that it's a bad default for location, but that it's a bad default for zoom. Strava (running/cycling gps tracking app) has default zoomed all
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by rplnt 6y ago
All I see is a blue void (tried two browsers) - do I have to click something?
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by rplnt 6y ago
It wasn't the ordering that sucked, they had very limited capacity at the stores to actually prepare the goods, as well as limited (and expensive) shipping. E.g. limiting orders per day - you had to order at midnight.
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by rplnt 6y ago
I mean, that's what you get for not paying for a service. It's a trade-off people knowingly took.
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by rplnt 6y ago
I hate Google with passion, for the things they do, but this is what they did for every brigade-rating that I can remember. And it makes sense. It's not anyone reviewing the app, it's people mass 1-starring the app because they de
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by rplnt 6y ago
Well if this is supposed to be an eye-opener, than it might work. Otherwise the prices listed are still insane, and comparing them to non-existent prices doesn't help the case to make it trustworthy.
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by rplnt 6y ago
We're discussing Boeing as a company and their grounded fleet. Sorry I assumed you sharing this was somewhat relevant.
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by rplnt 6y ago
If you look at the top of the list of Max buyers, there' a lot of low cost airlines. So at least those won't be affected by this type of customer.
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by rplnt 6y ago
You'd be a negligible minority.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Is there an extension that can track my extensions?
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by rplnt 6y ago
Why are the prices so insane? Where do the money go? I'm from Eastern Europe so of course the prices would be different, but by an order of a magnitude at the minimum seems strange.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Company can exist and provide good services even without being overvalued on a stock market. If there's anything dismaying it's to see how investors can kill good products because they want more.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Support logging without SSL meaning the backend accepts it, not that the login page is ever served like that. Remember that they have desktop and mobile applications for various platforms, where the signing would be part of the application.
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by rplnt 6y ago
I believe I've read somewhere that US military had been using it for some time. Not sure what for.
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by rplnt 6y ago
> why do one that takes multiple days RNA tests take multiple hours, not days. 4-12 hours is usual, depending on how early in the batch you get swabbed and how often does given place run the tests. Haven't heard about someone waitin
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by rplnt 6y ago
I've been using it for I think well over a year now. Started with using it just to add/remove files from staging. Used git for everything else. Slowly added committing, pushing, creating patches, seeing history, ... It's quit
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by rplnt 6y ago
Startup or not, government contracts require certain certifications.
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by rplnt 6y ago
If you alone were able to do it, then the system was designed badly. The bigger the impact, the more robust it has to be to prevent accidents.
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by rplnt 6y ago
No one is trying to force people to abandon their locally sourced food. The problem is with people in developed nations who live in cities. Also the point is you wouldn't need to expand the farmlands, quite the opposite.
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by rplnt 6y ago
That's interesting, Youtube never works for me in Firefox just fine. Video playback gets stuck somewhat regularly, requiring FF restart. But yeah, the page loads for me as well :)
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by rplnt 6y ago
6) reduce waste, stop feeding meat instead of people
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by rplnt 6y ago
If you see the range of offering, it makes more sense, and doesn't sound as scary (or not more than if you would see a list of Microsoft customers for example).
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by rplnt 6y ago
Safer for investors that is. Which are as likely to bring the business o an end by optimizations and acquisitions as running out of money is.
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by rplnt 6y ago
I was confused for a while, not the author of the article, but someone mentioned in the article.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Creating a ticket in Jira is a pain I try to avoid. I've never seen a worse UX for something that simple. I hate it with passion, and my computer does too, always spinning up cooling fan. Then I create it, and of course the formatting
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by rplnt 6y ago
And that's a site without any etxernal tracking or ads. No images either. But their horribly inconsistent UI and UX a big tell why it is this way. They simply serve you multiple versions of their website, each for different component.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Not for comparison, but for boolean checks I prefer to use `foo == false` instead of `!foo`, the latter is easy to overlook.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Oh, I did not know that. I was under the impression the DP is open and free.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Yeah, but the new MB Pro is a joke, again. > And it features two Thunderbolt ports with USB 4 support to connect to more peripherals than ever,

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