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by sosborn 1y ago
https://www.silverstonetek.com/en/product/info/computer-chas...
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by sosborn 1y ago
It's a classic short-term gain outlook for these companies.
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by sosborn 1y ago
Sqlite has always been the default database for Rails, even though it probably hasn't been the most common deployment choice.
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by sosborn 1y ago
FWIW you can do this on stock ASUS firmware too.
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by sosborn 1y ago
Funny you say that - my recent forays into blender have started bearing fruit and I'm sure it's because of what I learned in Godot. Previous attempts were not successful at all.
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by sosborn 1y ago
I've been playing around with Godot for the past few months and as someone new to gamedev, it's been a really good experience. Wrapping my head around some gamedev-specific concepts has been tough, but that would be true regardles
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by sosborn 1y ago
Isn't this just renting, which is already offered by Amazon, Apple, Google ...
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by sosborn 1y ago
My money would go on mobile phone usage.
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by sosborn 1y ago
Every time I've come across one of these signs and wanted to patronize the establishment, a friendly chat with the manager in Japanese was always enough to get them to let me in. YMMV.
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by sosborn 1y ago
Those signs have nothing to do with protecting culture. Most of the time, they are simply a naive defense against dealing with a population often doesn't speak Japanese very well.
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by sosborn 1y ago
As a heavy user of Formsite, these would be the features I would prioritize: - Logic branching (if question 1 answer is 'A', then hide question 2. etc) - Confirmation emails to the submitter - Widgets to insert design elements (st
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by sosborn 1y ago
I got bit by this a long time ago. Will never trust Thunderbird again.
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by sosborn 1y ago
"Feral Cats are wild-living variant of the common pet cat, introduced to Hawai‘i by Europeans. Feral cats have established populations on all eight of the main Hawaiian Islands and contribute to widespread ecological disruptions that t
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by sosborn 1y ago
"Magic" and "Intuitive" aren't mutually exclusive.
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by sosborn 1y ago
API only Rails has been a thing for a long time: https://guides.rubyonrails.org/api_app.html Many teams use this with React.
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by sosborn 1y ago
Sounds like how things are run at my place of work.
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by sosborn 2y ago
Would keeping the leading zero cause any problems with future calculations?
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by sosborn 2y ago
Hard disagree. Would it be helpful? Sure. But a good boss just needs to know when to trust the judgement and opinions of his subordinates. Trouble comes when they don’t understand the work, but make decisions as if they do.
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by sosborn 2y ago
Maintenance nightmares are a product of organizational culture, not any particular framework.
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by sosborn 2y ago
How regularly was that happening pre-911?
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by sosborn 2y ago
Surveillance doesn't make it harder to commit crimes. It might help catching people after the fact a little bit easier, but people committing crimes aren't really considering future consequences.
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by sosborn 2y ago
It's the font design: https://abcdinamo.com/typefaces/favorit
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by sosborn 2y ago
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/css-css-gri...
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by sosborn 2y ago
Do you think it's a generational issue, or a class issue?
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by sosborn 2y ago
I built a small personal service to do this for Japanese. Five words + one idiom every day at 9 a.m. It's certainly not the best way to learn/study, but it is a nice passive way to stay engaged with the language.
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by sosborn 2y ago
Money and quality are rarely correlated.
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by sosborn 2y ago
Journalists take glee in letting the fools expose themselves.
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by sosborn 2y ago
It’s a folkism, but consider this: If a rule doesn’t have any exceptions, is it really a rule? If a rule doesn’t exist how could there be any exceptions?
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by sosborn 2y ago
https://www.vox.com/world/2015/12/13/9989250/japan-crime-con...
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by sosborn 2y ago
Let's travel back to 2016 ... > It does feel like Apple innovation is either stagnating or small, incremental gains. Certainly not huge leaps like iPhone or iPad. Apple Watch hasn’t really taken off yet.

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