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by sli 8y ago
This is an excellent list, and it absolutely mirrors the advice I give to people. > Use the same amount of coffee grounds in your maker regardless of whether you’re making a full pot or not. This is a tip that is missed way too often, an
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by sli 8y ago
> This isn’t to denegrate them, of course! I totally understand why you included this, but it's a shame that you felt it to be necessary. Refusing to make any breaking changes is how we end up with... well, PHP. There's nothing
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by sli 8y ago
I will say I miss meta-moderation. That was a neat feature.
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by sli 8y ago
Oof. Currently developing software for doctors to use and this feels all too real. The concessions we have to make to cater to their relative inability to adapt would make me hate using this UI every day, but it's what they want. It&#x
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by sli 8y ago
Really looking forward to some iOS code, with (real) identifiers like: outputImageProviderFromBufferWithPixelFormat:pixelsWide:pixelsHigh:baseAddress:bytesPerRow:releaseCallback:releaseContext:colorSpace:shouldColorMatch: kCMSampleBufferCon
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by sli 8y ago
When I worked at Radio Shack and they mandated that we play Christmas music all the time after Halloween, I'd switch it to one of SomaFM's more casual Christmas stations (Xmas in Frisko) when the boss wasn't around. No one ev
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by sli 8y ago
> pretty much every metric besides maybe GPU performance Additionally, neither of those links contain any data whatsoever. They're simply stating that their claim is true, then asking for money.
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by sli 8y ago
Konami code that, when entered, prints "A winner is you!" in the console.
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by sli 8y ago
> I can confidently say that the (multiple) issues with CSS are not a "just do <simple thing X>" type of problem. I'd go so far to say that almost no (real) problem is that type of problem. Maybe problems that are mo
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by sli 8y ago
Honestly, I agree with you. A current client has been trying to dictate our version numbers purely for marketing purposes and we've been pushing back since the start of the project. They originally wanted us to release 1.0 as 1.5, lite
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by sli 8y ago
I'm not making your point for you, I just don't agree with you on what the actual problem is. Programmers don't disagree that we could be using better approaches. The question is not why they don't exist, because they do
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by sli 8y ago
> For startups that want to sell to health systems and similar-sized/larger entities (...), you unfortunately have to focus on the buyer, which is very rarely someone who is "in the trenches." This is my current experience
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by sli 8y ago
Install instructions are right at the top and are typical `yum` commands that RHEL users should already know.
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by sli 8y ago
> And Python? It uses spaces. If you need to define a scope for complex code, then you indent the next few lines. The scope ends when the indent ends. Curiously, I never see the indent scope complaint about, say, Haskell. It's alway
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by sli 8y ago
I don't see why I wouldn't just use Haskell and a native UI library right now , to similar effect, instead of waiting for all this to appear. The language is in a much more stable state than Elm, which already makes it more ideal
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by sli 8y ago
I started roasting coffee years ago and something I learned early on is that, although dark roasted coffee has less caffeine, the difference between light and dark is practically negligible. Most people just interpret coffee being bold (as
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by sli 8y ago
As of 11:18AM EST I can access everything just fine. Seems to either be back or it's an isolated problem.
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by sli 8y ago
Do games count? I would love to bring an old OS 9 game called Barrack to modern machines.
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by sli 8y ago
Minimalism doesn't really buy you a whole lot when just rent is already half of your paycheck, anyway. There likely just isn't much left to cut. The things I already own don't add to my cost of living, I already own them.
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by sli 8y ago
Titan Quest on the Switch has splitscreen multiplayer. I'm not holding my breath, but I would love it if Blizzard did the same with D2.
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by sli 8y ago
Based purely on the dismal quality of these things, it cannot be very much. They don't seem to have gotten any better with time at all. Extremely laggy, awful UX, they run hot, they use a surprisingly high amount of electricity just to
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by sli 8y ago
I can block GA with uMatrix and things continue to work. If I block this with uMatrix, I'm likely permanently gated from whatever I'm trying to access. If Gitlab updates, I won't be able to access my repos, because they (for
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by sli 8y ago
Mine with 11.4.1 received no alert and made no sound.
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by sli 8y ago
My current hangup is migrating a bunch of accounts that use my GMail for 2FA over to another email address. I really just need to enumerate only the essential ones and divest from/delete the rest. I had the good fortune of realizing th
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by sli 8y ago
It varies by state, but they're typically open for 12 hours starting from 6 or 7AM. Some states are open longer. https://ballotpedia.org/State_Poll_Opening_and_Closing_Times...
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by sli 8y ago
Just a heads up, the link is now inaccessible. HTTPS fails with a misconfiguration, and HTTP sends me to a WebFaction placeholder page.
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by sli 8y ago
> Adsense was the first breach in trust for me, when they banned my account for no reason and ruined any chance of every monetizing my content...since they are basically a monopoly in that area. Getting off their blacklist, is literally
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by sli 8y ago
That's data rot or disc rot. Bit rot is also known as software rot.
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by sli 8y ago
The telecos are basically hamstrung, they cannot legally refuse to route calls so far as I know. I'm not sure that allowing that is the best route, either. That's a whole set of neutrality concerns that we don't need. They sh
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by sli 8y ago
Can't think of any off the top of my head, but you could build a Let's Split (or Chimera, or... actually there are a lot) with Kalih low profile switches and keycaps.

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