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spicybright
2y ago
Why can't the dishwasher or phone generate that key though?
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2y ago
Full agree. Tried it for a while as a general image editor replacement but there were too many annoyances. Ex, this update introducing editing text after you place it in is pretty ridiculous. That's been a thing for 15 years at least w
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2y ago
I feel like the overlap of people savvy enough to want re-fillable carts and people not understanding what "only fill with high quality ink" means so they jump to blame the company is pretty small.
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2y ago
People aren't going to stop using cars because of ads, they're just going to put up with almost anything because they have to in order to survive. The car industry is probably one of the most stable economic pillars the US has.
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2y ago
Or strike your channel over baseless claims of infringement. I wish it was only if you used copyrighted material.
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2y ago
That's disappointing if it's removed now, I used to really like that on my old phone!
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2y ago
Aren't they required to have previous schooling in their home country, pass an aptitude test against others, and maintain good grades to stay in the program in order to stay in the country? I don't see how you can avoid actually d
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2y ago
I can't even think of a good reason not to allow that, it's all static images and text.
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2y ago
Would you like this comment pinned to your hospital gown while going in for a surgery? I get your salty about the economics of it, but it's not like doctors are pencil pushers. These are skilled people that will be saving your life one
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2y ago
I'm horrible at these kinds of puzzles, but it's a very clever concept! Nice work!
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2y ago
It's not always about solving the problem efficiently. There's a lot to be learned from doing things unconventionally.
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3y ago
We lost a lot of collective wisdom when flash died IMO
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3y ago
Thank you so much for the reminder, that would have screwed me up today :)
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3y ago
How would using crypto be beneficial? Just have a normal company website readers and publishers can sign up for.
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3y ago
Are you really this upset because people don't know a 60 year old movie reference, and downvoted a comment that didn't add to discussion? And you need to flex your age because of it? If you get this upset you don't have to po
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3y ago
I wasn't expecting much going in but that was a great read. Hearing quicktime turned me off but it's actually an interesting format from this articles description. Obviously proprietary formats with not many open source parsers is
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3y ago
No need for personal attacks here, I'm just answering based on my experience.
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3y ago
3 paragraphs of rambling for "make is a waste of time because of sharp edges" Can you actually articulate what those sharp edges are?
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3y ago
I'm a seasoned developer for the past 15-ish years and I haven't heard of ninja or gn before. I tried typing them in my command line (macos 12.4) and I would need to install them to use them. I was taught make in CS101 in college
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3y ago
You would think they be forced to stop if they consistently can't pass audit. That would make too much sense though.
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3y ago
In case anyone misses the reference, there was a deleted scene from an episode that revealed Stanley looked at hentai pictures behind his crossword puzzles. I'm glad it was cut but man is it funny. https://www.youtube.com&#x
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3y ago
I read the "breezy in 5 minutes" article but it didn't really explain much. Almost all the commands were exactly the same in git, and the console output looked the same as git. So what's the point? Is it just for people
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3y ago
Are fonts for programmers/designers just really easy to make or something? there has to be dozens if not hundreds I've seen actively promoted so far. I'm not saying people can't make what they want, I just don't see
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3y ago
Nix is a great dog name
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3y ago
No one said you can't. And no one said people can't debate the issue.
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3y ago
Let's do the fake blood on people buy fur thing. Just with molotovs at the end of the assembly lines.
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3y ago
If anything we should applaud how flexible modern software can to accommodate a user. I still remember a time before tabbed browsing existed.
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3y ago
I remember a few years ago there were run away semi-autonomous cars like this. But in almost every case, it turned out the user was holding the gas thinking it was the brake, a floor mat holding a pedal down, or there was a lack of data poi
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3y ago
I'd be quite surprised if they didn't come up with other identification techniques. Even if you couldn't pin point an individual anymore, I'm sure you can still learn a lot if you could somehow get version numbers from d
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3y ago
While for sure yes, and it could probably work for a while, Nintendo is notoriously trigger happy with shutting down fan projects. Fan games using their IP are the main targets, but emulation and rom distribution is on their radar too. Ex.
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