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tapland
6y ago
Just about everyone now has at least one example of a service they loved being killed off by google.
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tapland
6y ago
A basic fork cert is like 2 days. It’s so cheap a lot of companies require you attend training they pay for and don’t go by old certs at all.
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tapland
6y ago
That’s called a mouse. The trackpad is important because it’s the default interface when moving the portable computer. External devices kill that.
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6y ago
And I’m a Swede and have seen them all sold in stores, although the grid one is rare nowdays (we use prepackaged serving size ones if needed). And the butter cover looks about the same size as ours.
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tapland
6y ago
There are some problems like this that I’ve ended up solving with a scrolling capture screenshot (ShareX on Windows) and the first fitting google result for an OCR service.
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6y ago
Yes. Just to clear things up this was a big surprise to me as a european the first times I visited the US.
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6y ago
Location: Malmö, Sweden/Copenhagen Denmark. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Yes, a big plus. Technologies: COBOL On OpenVMS, interested in switching stacks to any backend and also IBM mainframes. Résumé/CV: skoog.dev Email: hn @
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6y ago
I couldn’t afford a full size one but got a 40% split and it has been great. Joint issues but placed a mouse and later a trackball that I can use with right hand or thumb in between the halves and a few layers to get F-keys up to 24, numpa
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6y ago
“Start Drawing” taking me to a sign up page is more likely to make me close the tab since I feel cheated. It’s not called the standard “Sign Up” so I expect to be taken to something other than a sign up page.
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6y ago
Printing a list of the fist 100 or so affected files is useful to give a real wake up call and a chanse to double check.
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6y ago
Shodan is an amazing tool. Missing the 10th anniversary lifetime premium account when they were available for $1 is going to be the biggest missed opportunity of having been dirt poor. It just yesterday helped me visualize the importance of
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tapland
6y ago
It’s pretty easy and straight forward. You run into more interesting issues working with it though. I just got done (towel thrown) after a 12 hour workday where 30 minutes were code change, build, unit test and the rest was trying to get th
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6y ago
For elderly care or the fish/transport/non-hi-tech manufacturing jobs you quit, ask if they have positions and live hapilly on or near minimum wage. Im always shocked by how few have any experience doing any other work, fast food
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6y ago
Made me remember the wild homemade sound effects on 90s shareware games
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6y ago
Not allowed everywhere. Any code I write ay any point of time is owned by my employer legally and in an EU country. This is because I work at a large consulting company that touches on any and all business fields. Free Github private repos
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6y ago
COBOL is everywhere. Banks, insurance companies, infrastructure. Something like 90+% of all payment transactions are still processed using COBOL. The language is fine, but it’s the rest of the mainframe that is a pain in the ass to learn. O
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6y ago
Yes of course one could have more or less of a response. Situations and circumstamces (we’re talking about entire lives worth of experiences) vary so much though that it would be impossible for an outsider to state you are weaker based on
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tapland
6y ago
No. Thats just a forward operating base for launching explosive drone rockets =)
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6y ago
Disclosure: I work in another part of the organization. Not sure which of the pre-merger parts was working on this, but I thought the technical aspect was interesting and the function suitable for ethical discussion.
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The Polite Type – Automatically replacing hurtful words with more inclusive ones
(thepolitetype.com)
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6y ago
You look over a longer period of time. Like 25x Denmark for the past month, where that includes a delay of up to 28 days for a death to be reported, and only a few days delay in Denmark.
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6y ago
Even when we can reasonably understand it it's still a tragedy that we can't provide a better alternative. Wether that is working therapy, cures for other illnesses, medication that make life enjoyable or any other change to socie
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I wouldn't call it "super low" mortality when the average for the past month since the large drop is still 25x that of Denmark (i.e. nearly our neighbors montly totals per day), when it should be more like 2x based on populat
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6y ago
The point was that it was a proof of concept
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That would make guests follow some very strict paths, which would be much less realistic and would severely hamper any regular gameplay.
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6y ago
Location: Europe/Sweden Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, US based fiancée but any place outside Sweden of interest! Technologies: I currently do COBOL on OpenVMS and some Java (handed responsibility for our APIs and
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6y ago
Around 2011, every start of the semester saw a huge user increase. I guess it was a combination of reddit being popularized and everyone getting smartphones. Rapid decline from there.
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6y ago
Why not scale for example 50%? The same things hold true for 1440p (or are you just able to suck up things only getting a bit smaller?)
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6y ago
But the DPI is low, about half of the retina DPI the article author is on about.
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6y ago
Wikimedia had to remove all pictures of Swedish 'public art' (statues etc) after a ruling. I think laws and rulings like that could be a lot of trouble.
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