saithir

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by saithir 5y ago
> You do not have to start a new project from scratch. It’s perfectly fine to submit something you have previously created yourself. Maybe it’s something you work on in your spare time, just for yourself! Yeah, no, nobody is or should be
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by saithir 5y ago
It's only noise when all everyone ever writes in them is noise. In that case, yes, I fully agree - it'd be a pointless waste of time and you should stop. I do like knowing what others work on, as we're all remote. Our project
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by saithir 5y ago
Not the above poster, but I also do and like the yesterday/today slack standups (with a proper zoom meeting once every two weeks to review/strategize/etc). Usually the "yesterday I worked on X, today I will also work on
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by saithir 5y ago
As they're mostly a publisher, you probably don't associate them with any, but they did publish well-received things like old Mechwarrior games, Tony Hawk series and even Quake 2 and 3 for example.
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by saithir 5y ago
Which would be excellent advice if he was using phone numbers. Which the phone's IMEI isn't.
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by saithir 6y ago
Google investigated Google and found nothing wrong.
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by saithir 6y ago
MacOS just hides a ton of advanced things like that behind the "option-click on things", so it's not like it's an uncommon occurence.
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by saithir 6y ago
Just a slight correction - nobody knows what subs you subscribe to on Reddit, it all works by looking at you commenting in these "wrong" subs. It does not matter what the content of the comment was, of course. What matters is the
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by saithir 6y ago
"Continue reading your article with a WSJ membership" How ironic.
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by saithir 6y ago
It sounds like you should just stop being bad at teaching your team members.
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by saithir 7y ago
> So why not let users set that up at the ISP level? Because in a stereotypical household with 2 parents and 2 children, you still have 1 IP and 1 ISP connection.
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by saithir 7y ago
Refreshable braille displays, maybe? (not blind but found out about these and they seem pretty cool)
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by saithir 7y ago
And have a device gasp without internet? faints Seriously though I think it's a testament of how common the internet connection has become. Someone probably didn't even thought of it.
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by saithir 7y ago
Yeah, because no US citizens and customers of that website would ever travel to Europe.
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by saithir 7y ago
I don't have to manage it at our company, so from a user perspective it's good enough. Sure, there are some issues once in a while. Like with everything.
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by saithir 7y ago
No, there's nothing to praise here. When I delete all my repositories by hand, one by one, I expect to not find a joke in that email about how "this email is sent to you because you have an active repository on Gitlab". When
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by saithir 7y ago
> I can cmd+click on the window title and get full folder path (...) Even Sublime Text doesn't allow me to do this. You mean like this: https://imgur.com/a/0Aqvjs5 ? It totally does...
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by saithir 7y ago
You don't even need to change anything. The article already mentions promoting violence was one of the reasons. So yes, the whole point of Antifa is already unacceptable by that policy.
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by saithir 9y ago
> Heroes of the Storm (a Blizzard game) and Facebook signed an exclusive contract for one of their competitions: http://mashable.com/2017/01/26/facebook-heroes-of-the-dorm/ . And that stream was an unw
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by saithir 9y ago
I was expecting a more proper ebook format rather than physical goods. I might be tempted though, depending on price + shipping.
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by saithir 9y ago
Interesting (especially all the hidden gems) and nice to see things like Sengoku Rance included as well. Why does it has to be a pdf though. :s