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by sydd 6y ago
Is there a site that has photos of all of them?
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by sydd 7y ago
Still not that dire? :(
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by sydd 7y ago
The issue is that this wont be contained anymore, it wont be over, we fucked up. Lets say that a country, for example Sweden with its 500 known cases and 10M population goes into a total lockdown for. A few new cases emerge and after a few
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by sydd 7y ago
it won't happen overnight everywhere. there are other transportation methods that require lots of infrastructure to maintain, e.g. trams, subways where the need is big enough to worth it. I guess we will see the same with roads, busy
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by sydd 7y ago
He participates a flame war on the internet! No one has done this since Hitler! Seriously whats so bad about that tweet? He is a bit rude "shut your mouth", but so are 90% of the other participants. The parent tweet could be inter
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by sydd 7y ago
he was not trying to get into a pissing contest, just showing what real competition can lead to. Another data point: I live in Hungary and pay $10 for a 1000Mbps up/200 down internet (plus I think they threw in a landline too, wasnt b
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by sydd 7y ago
look up some statistics. For example here they say that 72 million phones are damaged/lost/stolen in the US each year: https://www.forbes.com/sites/christopherelliott/2019/07/06/a... Actua
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by sydd 7y ago
you forgot to take into account that most phones are replaced because they break - usually their display gets smashed. In this case budget phones come ahead too: Let's say you drop your phone after 2 years of use. If you got an iPhone
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by sydd 7y ago
Most people who live in big cities in the EU dont have a house (and they make up >50% of the population). They live in apartments. Isnt this the case for the USA too?
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by sydd 7y ago
Lenovos quality crap. We have around 10 Yoga 720s in our workplace, around 7 have their touchscreen/touchpad failed within a year. I'm out of options on what to buy if I don't want Apple.
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by sydd 7y ago
you can get an Anycubic Photon under $500, its a decent resin LCD printer.
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by sydd 7y ago
the concept is really cool, congrats! Can the prototype actually print? Do you have some photos of the printed stuff?
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by sydd 7y ago
I don't buy into the argument that you need to have a degree because getting one is tedious. There are plenty of places in life that will teach you this lesson. I work at a coding school, we have lots of students that did things that m
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by sydd 7y ago
Actually with BARF you should give also some vegetables to your dog. And good BARF food has the same things as you mentioned e.g. cow stomach with greens inside it (dunno it's English name) As for worms..you should always give your dog
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by sydd 7y ago
look up BARF food, it's the best for the dog IMO, barely processed. we buy it in deep frozen big packs (essentialy frozen whole meat, not just some meat pasta) 1-2 times a month. The brand is Graf Barf, dunno if it's in the US.
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by sydd 7y ago
But: - good luck finding a Clojure programmer if your current one quits. - good luck finding answers for your exotic bug/performance issue etc. Code is a liability, it's much more than language/VM/compiler features
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by sydd 7y ago
This is the same philosophy that led to the bank crysis in 2009. Banks were saying that it's not their fault; rather the government was at fault with its lax regulations.
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by sydd 7y ago
its a joke.
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by sydd 8y ago
What is now a common practice was nonexistent a few years ago. 20 years ago you could bypass Windows login with a few clicks. 15 years ago CORS was nonexistent. 15 years ago it was common to send sensitive data unencrypted..and so on. E
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by sydd 8y ago
For me DataGrip. How do these 2 compare to it?
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by sydd 8y ago
I guess that it will move now sadly to other poor countries in the far East or Africa
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by sydd 8y ago
You can buy a machine for $300 that recycles plastic at home for your 3D printer. https://www.filastruder.com/collections/filastruders-accesso...
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by sydd 8y ago
Leedarson? (according to http://wastonchen.com/3973.html ) Never heard of them, they make good LEDs?
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by sydd 8y ago
What do you recommend to buy if I want a ~2700 lumen, high CRI (>90), and non flickering bulbs for home?
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by sydd 8y ago
It doesn't really matter what Facebook says, Apples TOS is basically "we can ban you without consequences whenever we want"
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by sydd 8y ago
That is seems more like a personal preference list than a comprehensive list used at work. It takes 5 mins to google IDE market share, e.g. check out the results of Stack Overflow surveys.
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by sydd 8y ago
> Editors & IDE mentions only Sublime and Vim...hardly professional.
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by sydd 8y ago
Webcomponents were invented to do this. You just need a polyfill for now.
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by sydd 8y ago
Not true, the US is quite prudish and successful. The OP I'd a fine example; if Google would be French or Japanese I doubt this would be an issue.
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by sydd 8y ago
I'd love to use Firefox, but always go back to Chrome because couple of small issues: - Pinch zoom using the trackpad or the touchscreen is not smooth, it doesnt zoom the whole page just elements. Chrome/Safari/Edge does i

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