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by slykar 6y ago
If you ignore laptops, then Micro-B basically did charge everything in my house. The introduction of USB-C made things worse, because now I have to deal with both connectors.
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by slykar 6y ago
I'm using Linux distros for like 10 years now and recently I (again) didn't even know how to close a window. Is it Super+W? Super+Q? Alt+F4? All of those 3 might work. How do I access app preferences? Ctrl+Alt+P? Ctrl+Alt+O? Ctrl+
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by slykar 6y ago
It's just an ad.
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by slykar 6y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to support any video by simply scanning for <video> tags and getting current playback information from there? I'm not sure, but is the extension able to control he video playback in order to navigate
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by slykar 6y ago
> Provide clear option to opt-out I would say there's a very good option to opt-out of TikTok - don't use it. Facebook is much harder to opt-out, as they can track you even if you don't have an account.
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by slykar 6y ago
From my experience onboarding means showing you where the bathroom is, giving you credentials for your new emial account, pointing you to a company wiki and introducing you to your new team and then you are at the mercy of your team to &quo
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by slykar 6y ago
> I talk to people all day long, the kind of discussions you don't plan and send invites with an agenda upfront For what reason? You say it's a total waste of time productivity wise. Imagine having this all the time, because it
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by slykar 6y ago
So make it necessary by refusing to work without being paid for utilizing your space and equipment. It's a thing of culture. You are paid based on supply and demand mostly. Devs should be on the front of this movement. Anyone who is ab
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by slykar 6y ago
> For the small company CEO who relies on force of personality and everyone in the same room urgently working to get something done, WFH might be terrible. Working remotely for a small company with a few people from around the world and
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by slykar 6y ago
For 150$ I have the most expensive option with 20 cores and 256GB of RAM. o.O
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by slykar 6y ago
The feature that sold me GitLab was the ability to run your own runners. It's basically 10x (source needed) cheaper than other hosted CI/CD services. Most basic setup is like 3 commands.
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by slykar 6y ago
Feels weird. I often send a message to myself using Facebook Messenger in order to take a quick note. I do this because I can easily access it on any device and I generally have the Messenger opened in the background. I'm not sure if
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by slykar 6y ago
I guess they are probably just starting and the claims on their website are too far-fetched. I might give it a try if they come up with integration for JetBrains IDEs.
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by slykar 6y ago
Environment pays a big role. I have a separate room just for work. Some of my friends work in the kitchen. Maybe you can try with changing your background view or move some objects around when there's a work time. Move a big plant into
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by slykar 6y ago
I've listened to a podcast interview with a lawyer specializing in EU privacy laws and he said that it does not matter if the personal data is hashed or encrypted. It's still personal data. This was about data stored in a database
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by slykar 6y ago
Did you try something else before? We are all sitting in a Jitsi Meet conference all day and it works fine so far. We even added a "private call" button on the video tiles in order to quickly initiate a 1-on-1. How is the "se
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by slykar 6y ago
I guess the same reason why companies lease hardware like laptops for their employees.
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by slykar 6y ago
Looks like it's still an early stage. Nice to see that it has something I wanted to implement in Jitsi Meet - "select person to talk". Other than that I don't see the appeal other than the subscription model for the hard
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by slykar 6y ago
> When you visit the html webpage the key is in the hash property of the webpage, which is never sent to the server. So it's only safe if you trust the server, which kind of defies the purpose?
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by slykar 6y ago
I'm always disappointed with Google Asistant. When I say "navigate back home" it tries to route me to a company called "Home". Great job. I've included a hint "back". I've never been to a company
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by slykar 6y ago
It gets better when you read the repo description. > I created this in 2014, when I was learning how to program. Someone probably just did this for the fun of learning and somehow it got adopted elsewhere.
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by slykar 6y ago
The thing I'm interested in when using Google Analytics is tracking user path to see the bounce rate in a checkout process for example. You can calculate conversion rates for different user segments. People who just want to see "h
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by slykar 6y ago
To be fair, you should be getting a proper adjustment for working from home, because the cost of the office is now on you. You use your own chair, desk, computer, living space, etc. So a % of your rent monthly + few $k on start as a care pa
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by slykar 6y ago
Docker for MacOS is a joke. You need to start using docker machine again with rsync for file sync (eg. via Vagrant) or you can try docker-sync: https://docker-sync.readthedocs.io/
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by slykar 7y ago
In Poland some politicians admitted that the leaks were true.
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by slykar 7y ago
I love Zulip but the concept of topics is repelant for (lazy?) users. When you chat on a channel (Slack, Mattermost) and people start fragmenting the discussion into several topics that interlace... Ugh! I yet have to meet people that would
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by slykar 7y ago
I guess Netflix needs their developers for all the random UI changes nobody is asking for and some "unrelated recommendations" engine.
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by slykar 7y ago
It's only "dangerous" because the cache server does not care about headers. I don't see how this could affect security without broken cache server in place. If you are using the framework you should know how the dispatch
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by slykar 7y ago
If only there was a nice feature phone with KaiOS in Europe. Nokia 8110 sucks because of the sliding panel which makes it much harder to type on the bottom key row. T9 seemed to be worse than on other Nokia phones. I would love to see a new
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by slykar 7y ago
Using python for about 5 years or more now and never had an issue with the indentation. If you are using notepad as an editor then maybe this could be an issue? Every other editor I've used validates the syntax and quickly catches misa

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