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3y ago
This is irrelevant since the majority of the internal frame is aluminum. It's really just the outer portion that you hold that is titanium.
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3y ago
But it won't.
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3y ago
This is how it is supposed to work in the United States as well. Any injury at all reported, then categorized by severity. First aid, lost lost time, etc.
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3y ago
The headline is pretty bad, but the actual article is a fairly good if not super deep discussion of the difference between what research shows (wide consumption of plants throughout human history, etc) and the question posed by the really t
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3y ago
Definitely interesting, but clearly shows the cheap plastic reusable bags, which hold 2-3x as much as the disposable ones, repay their environmental cost about as fast as their actual cost. Which is very quickly.
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3y ago
Pathetic. I assume some VP got their promotion though. Look at all the literally wasted time and effort.
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3y ago
So don't sell something you can't deliver.
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3y ago
That funnel visualization is one of the best I've ever seen for illustrating the numbers over time.
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3y ago
Legibility and usability. Like many old sites this one uses small fonts, small elements, and has tiny targets. Especially when working on a large display. I make liberal use of Firefox's zoom feature to compensate, but better defaults
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3y ago
Streaming services can be an excellent music discovery platform.
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3y ago
I use it daily. It feels like Safari, but with Chrome or Firefox extensions and a decent ad blocker. My only nit to pick is it doesn't integrate with the system passwords, but I moved to Bitwarden a few months ago and that works perfec
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3y ago
X by Google, X by Twitter, X by X. Terrible branding on all sides and I am so not interested in any of this bullshit.
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3y ago
The debate here over which date format is best is pointless, and has nothing to do with the problem reported here. Computers have locale settings. You can set the date format to your preferred or expected format. The issue is that 1Password
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3y ago
Why the fuck does a car have a web browser?
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3y ago
Until there are. You're crazy if you trust Google to not change this down the road.
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3y ago
And AlienBlue was great. They'd just ruin "Apollo" in the same way.
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3y ago
The entire great lakes region is in bad shape. This is not "normal" conditions.
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3y ago
I only realized yesterday that all the company web support forums I use are using Discourse, and I really hate the UI. Information density is low and infinite scrolling is a usability disaster.
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3y ago
Funnily enough a small collaboration group I'm part of just started a new phpBB forum to supplement our IRC chat and replace some of what we lost with reddit (most have deleted their accounts). It's really a relic, the defaults as
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3y ago
You pay them.
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3y ago
While SQLite is developed by a very small team[1] and does not openly accept patches[2], it is not developed by a single person. 1: https://www.sqlite.org/crew.html 2: https://www.sqlite.org/copyright.html
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4y ago
Massive scam/too good to be true vibes coming from this site. The privacy policy and terms of service have placeholder text in places, the FAQ refers to dog beds, and the so-called device appears to be stolen content from https:/
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4y ago
For work? Ignoring corporate computer supply, the short list is MS Office, PVsyst, ArcGIS, WindFarmer, Windographer. Most niche industry software is based on windows. I can do a lot with QGIS (which I love), but there's no real replace
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4y ago
Addition of soft wrap is huge. That was the main thing that kept me from sinking more time into this in the past.
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4y ago
The author is likely aware of the irony. That doesn't negate the content of the article. Which is about a product you pay real money for.
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4y ago
No one wants store credit.
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4y ago
The combination of using an "authoritative" voice and being completely and utterly full of shit makes for some truly ridiculous results. Users need to be extremely careful with these tools. And no, expecting everyone to be knowled
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4y ago
Probably could use a (2012) label.
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4y ago
Wow, how wrong can you be? And by you I mean you, the commenter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex
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4y ago
Corporate propaganda. Hardly “the full story”.
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