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by sli 4y ago
That would be the case if he weren't in charge of both companies, but he is. The actions of a company's CEO reflects on the company, as it should. They want to pull all the strings, so they get to shoulder all the responsibility a
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by sli 4y ago
I have no advice, but I sure wish I had your problems.
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by sli 4y ago
Gonna need parens around that object constructor. ;)
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by sli 4y ago
> ... but doesn’t match many peoples direct experience. And that doesn't matter one bit, because their direct experience means nothing to the actual reality. Millions of people are dead and using one's own personal experience t
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by sli 4y ago
There should be right-of-way regardless of where you cross if the only way to access public land is to cross privately-owned land, specifically as one of many factors to disincentivize this stuff. The landowner should have zero recourse to
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by sli 4y ago
I've run into those cases a couple times before and my immediate thought was that it seems unwise for this one function to be used in both cases. There really ought to be something specifically intended for effects with no dependencies
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by sli 4y ago
My local, managed-by-me KeyPass database has never had a security incident or even come close. That's all I'm gonna say about that.
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by sli 4y ago
> I hate that, because honestly Javascript and the web would benefit form removing a lot of the cruft. This is the primary argument against worrying about N+1 standards. We know it's bad, if we simply do nothing at all, we know i
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by sli 4y ago
I put Linux on my mom's laptop when it needed a good refurbish for this exact reason and IT support requests from her dropped to basically zero, even for seemingly platform-agnostic stuff like printing. Did everything she needed, I cou
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by sli 4y ago
Would you say ASM devs make up any significant fraction of the software industry these days?
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by sli 4y ago
Articles like this make me wish Elm was still under active development to smooth out its pain points and also not so weirdly hostile towards forks.
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by sli 4y ago
Looking forward to this quietly being discontinued in a couple months when Stripe realizes a lot of the activity is just hype and not actual people.
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by sli 4y ago
Napster, perhaps ironically, pays musicians the most. That honestly doesn't surprise me because despite it not being the same company now, it's roots are in music lovers instead of money.
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by sli 4y ago
If I'm working with other people, usually rest my chin in my hand and cover my mouth when I concentrate specifically to signal that I'm not angry and can be approached because my eyes often suggest otherwise. It's not really
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by sli 4y ago
This logic implies that one could name a project after an explicit slur and it being a project instead of a directed insult makes it no longer a slur. That doesn't track at all.
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by sli 4y ago
I've bought both of his courses and can confirm they are excellent and absolutely worth the money (although I got his newest one at a deep discount, it's fairly pricey). He also makes himself available for questions over Discord
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by sli 4y ago
Vultr wants me to complete a captcha just to view their website, which tells me an awful lot about them already.
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by sli 4y ago
The title of the article could hardly be any more clearly a reference to exactly that.
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by sli 4y ago
This reminds me. I used to have a small blog that would get basically zero views until the day I brazenly posted that Sony encryption key. Got a million views on that one post in a single day, which was an absolutely wild experience for me.
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by sli 4y ago
Far from the first. It seems strange to blame this specific option.
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by sli 4y ago
I always just use a form field that's hidden by CSS or JS and then reject submissions with a value in that field. Just name the field after something bots or other services may care about but you don't (e.g. name, if you're n
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by sli 4y ago
I would, if I had literally any agency in these decisions. I can explain the problem, it will get nods, and I'll get told to do it anyway. Folks need to really adjust the focus of their criticism where it belongs.
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by sli 4y ago
You aren't going to get any links to copyrighted content, but a Switch running CFW can dump game backups easily.
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by sli 4y ago
Not easily, especially if you aren't tech-minded.
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by sli 4y ago
I still have to fall back to Google sometimes but DDG covers a good 80% of my search usage just fine. Any amount of switching is better than none at all, even if just to push back against Google's hegemony however we can.
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by sli 4y ago
Yeah, that was my experience. Now I just model stuff in Blender and haven't printed anything in a while. I'll probably get back into printing stuff once I get a new storage solution for my filament (and install some of these upgra
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by sli 4y ago
Medical debt is at least the plurality if not the majority reason people in the US declare bankruptcy. It doesn't matter if it's "not all" when it's far, far too many. The whole idea of shopping around for a better
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by sli 4y ago
let heap_value = vec![the_struct]; Based on another comment addressing this, I don't think the original commentor was making assumptions about the shape of your data.
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by sli 4y ago
Rent-seeking over a terminal emulator is pathological at best.
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by sli 4y ago
I've heard of warp but knew nothing about it. I thought you were responding to the post, so I was honestly stunned to realize this comment is about warp itself. That's when I noticed the "pricing" link at the top, and...

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