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by sen 5y ago
Yeah I’ve been working from home for near on 12 years. I’d rather take a drastic pay cut and change careers than ever go back. I fully understand why some people like (or even “need”) it, but I absolutely despise it. I get way more work don
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by sen 5y ago
Completely agree with everything you're saying. It's a tough problem to solve, and I'd love something like FreeCAD to actually be able to complete with Fusion 360. I think with the explosion of the hobbyist maker scene and ho
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by sen 5y ago
I live in a rural Australian city and can regularly see the Milky Way from my back yard on clear cold nights. We do get light pollution from the city around me if there’s any type of moisture or even the tiniest amount of cloud but that jus
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by sen 5y ago
I love the idea of FreeCAD so much that I committed pretty much a month to doing all my newer projects in it, watching tutorials, etc… and in the end had to give up and go back to Fusion 360. I’m not some long term die-hard F360 fan either,
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by sen 5y ago
That is ridiculously cool.
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by sen 5y ago
The best projects are.
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by sen 5y ago
It’s not legal in Australia at least. It would make you eligible for a full refund no matter how old the product is. I’ve used this law to return various things that got software updates that removed or significantly changed advertised feat
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by sen 5y ago
I don’t think anyones really debating it except him. All he does is steal other peoples ideas then use his “reputation” to try sell them for 10x the price.
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by sen 5y ago
Good social engineering is a lot harder to do than 90% of online hacks, which are generally just skiddies downloading some PoCs from GitHub and spamming them until they get results. The Project Zero and APT type stuff that hits the news is
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by sen 5y ago
I'd make it more generic and relevant to everyone... a home bathroom, a kids bedroom, a psychiatrists office, all the places where every day people expect privacy.
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by sen 5y ago
Same goes for English too, my partner has a processing disorder with speech and needs subtitles to help her, and Netflix subtitles are among the worst we've ever experienced. Not just minor mistakes but completely different sentences t
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by sen 5y ago
I love WLED and have used it on over a dozen lighting projects with ESP32s and ESP8266s. It makes it so ridiculously easy, and has an incredible set of features with a great app to control it all and integrate with other services. - Kids be
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by sen 5y ago
It blows my mind how bad Lego is at licensing good video games. The few attempts they've done have been atrociously bad, and the entire Lego system is perfectly suited to being a game. Just make Minecraft with Lego blocks, throw in mul
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by sen 5y ago
My kids (similar age) use a minecraft realm that we’ve added their friends to for text chat and to hang out virtually together, and a password protected Jitsi for video/voice. MC is good because even if they’re not into playing the gam
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by sen 5y ago
This is the most ridiculous thing about Netflix. So many great brains there yet none of them can perceive a world where not everyone has a high end home cinema.
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by sen 5y ago
A trinket used in trading maybe? They’re way too close to he a coincidence.
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by sen 5y ago
I have a very short gmail address from the beta days and get probably 5-10 emails a day addressed to accounts that absolutely aren’t mine, Eg my username then a dot and another word, or my username spelled differently. I don’t know why goog
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by sen 5y ago
It'd be better to link to the source[0], that's a content-stealing channel you linked to. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CO6M2HsoIA
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by sen 5y ago
Yeah he’s great, I recently binged his videos and he’s criminally underrated. He’s a really smart dude who’s great at explaining things without dumbing it down too much, and also very entertaining. Plus his excitement and enthusiasm is infe
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by sen 5y ago
Couldn’t agree more. I’m a huge space nerd and this is the LEAST I’ve followed a project because I’m so worried it’ll fail. I keep up with the headlines but I’ve found it very difficult to get excited over it as I’m pretty much expecting th
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by sen 5y ago
I’ve got a 6th gen and also absolutely love it. Also dual booting Linux/windows (95% use Linux) and it’s never let me down. Everything “just works” and I treat it like crap yet it keeps trudging along. It’s the only non-Apple laptop I’
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by sen 5y ago
The military also has much stricter ROE than the police do. The police are state-sanctioned violent gangs designed purely for oppression and fear, nothing else. How else can you justify blanket qualified immunity with no recourse, civil for
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by sen 5y ago
Absolutely. Slack channel URL crossed with IPs that pulled the GIF then profile via user agents and other fingerprinting that tied it to known Facebook accounts. They’ll know exactly who is in every single slack channel together, discord se
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by sen 5y ago
Not only froze my entire browser (ALL firefox tabs, including youtube playing in another window), but it locked up my entire system for a few seconds, I couldn't alt-tab or anything. That's... almost impressive in how bad that is.
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by sen 5y ago
I’ve had this happen for at least a year now, not just the latest iOS. Very rarely and very randomly, but enough that I notice it. Never had the issue OP is talking about though. iOS Safari too.
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by sen 5y ago
I loved my time playing EVE, spent a fair few years running a major (couple hundred players) Corp in one of the big alliances back pre-pearlabyss. We had a whole suite of web apps that integrated with EVE auth and API, and managed various a
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by sen 5y ago
I really like it. I think a lot of the criticisms could be solved by finding a bunch of royalty-free images to have preloaded, neutral patterns/graphics so it's not restricted to working for specific genres, and across the images
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by sen 5y ago
Impulse Tracker was such a hugely influential part of my younger years. Met some great people in the local scene who’d dial in to a BBS to share IT files and samples, give advice and feedback to each other, etc. I still use OpenMPT to liste
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by sen 5y ago
I found it incredibly annoying to read/parse personally. Huge fonts, stuttering animations interrupting my scrolling, and way too many colour/formatting changes to be able to smoothly read it. It's all very distracting and ov
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by sen 5y ago
The only real solution here is to make the official plural term be Octopises.

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