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Prisma has screwed me too many times to count. Sequelize has always been solid.
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I hope that Julian has learned to let go. Worrying about things you can't change in the past is not a healthy state to be in. I think that most would say that $20k for a poem in the end credits is a fair deal and you were not taken adv
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4y ago
The range of a cell tower is like 5 miles. That's how far you need to go to lose service...
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I have both an inReach and an iPhone 14. Haven't made a decision yet myself if I will keep it. Some pros for the inReach: 1. It's nice to have a backup. 2. The battery life on the inReach is upwards of a month and it's more r
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Something that is concerning with Find My is that if you join family sharing, then any person in the group can play a sound and remote wipe your device. I'm at work and my phone started going off. I was worried that someone got into my
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4y ago
Maybe if they go private they can work on user focused stuff. I'd like to be able to use the site again without being forced to sign in.
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4y ago
Flameshot is dope for screenshots. Gimp can be tough for beginners. I always fumble around before watching a tutorial. Can be annoying having to watch a tutorial just to change the color of a layer.
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4y ago
Some people desire more out of life than the pursuit of a hedonistic lifestyle.
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4y ago
It's quite a feat this was even possible. You have to own a lot of the Internet pipes to make a service like this playable to the masses.
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4y ago
Escaping to Mars is just living in caves with extra steps.
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Same, I thought that 2019 prices were insane. Since then it's appreciated an additional $150k. My house made more money than I did one year. I'm expecting things to level out for awhile.
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4y ago
Everyone that recently bought houses made out like bandits- two consecutive years of 20% appreciation AND historically low interest rates. And as a bonus, owning a house is a great hedge against inflation!
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4y ago
Poor taste is stringing along your client and fleecing them for every penny. That said, I'm not convinced this is the company.
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4y ago
Naming the agency might give them more pressure to make it right.
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4y ago
GOV.UK found that type=number actually hurts accessibility and is riddled with usability problems: https://technology.blog.gov.uk/2020/02/24/why-the-gov-uk-des...
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4y ago
Instead of focusing on computer use, have your relatives set up some rules to continue living at home and largely letting go. This could mean staying enrolled in courses or working a set number of hours in a job. Spending all day being unpr
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Do you think he had to recreate blockbuster's central servers from scratch or did he get the blessing to maintain the old software?
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4y ago
You brought up the point of banning (restricting) all firearms. No sense arguing about assault weapons since that's a loosely based term. I think the fact that all the world's police use firearms should point to their effectivenes
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And what happens when no construction firms want to build where the govt wants? How are they going to enforce this human rights violation? After they are built, houses constantly need maintenance which means your right to a home is dependen
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What self defense tool is as effective as a firearm, especially in hands of a smaller or elderly person? Any gun control measure that restricts firearms makes it harder to defend yourself. I'd like to think you can depend on the police
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4y ago
We figured out that burning fossil fuels indoors is a bad idea.
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4y ago
Yeah, I would be interested to hear from others how they accomplish this. I played around with Nx and it uses TypeScript project references. It is a lot of boiler plate to set up every time you want to create a new app or library. Fortunate
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I imagine it can get annoying to create another git repo every single time you want to share code between some projects. It becomes an even bigger pain when you have to update more than one repo at the same time. A monorepo makes it easier
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4y ago
My minor nitpick would be to show the hint / toast every time Enter is pressed, not just the first time.
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> Why not both? Because forgiving loans is a moral hazard. It signals to new college students that they can take out more debt and it signals to universities that they can raise tuition.
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> Fifth, 29% of respondents don’t want any student loans canceled, which is the single highest of any of the answer choices. I might support 0% interest rates so I guess that might be considered canceling some student loans for all?
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A college graduate will earn $900,000 more than a non-college graduate over their lifetime. > You can make a higher income than another person but still be poorer than them because of debt. Maybe we should focus our money on making colle
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It's debatable that the President has the authority to forgive federal loans. Forgiving a small amount of debt for a more wealthier group of people without fixing the root of the problem is just selfish and bad policy. It's no won
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Probably breaks TOS under video spam
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> As for why that perception came to be? This article is about a government program managed so terribly, they did not keep track of payments. You had to call in and trigger a review to be forgiven. These 40k loans forgiven are essentiall
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