tehbeard

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721.
by tehbeard 7y ago
Reading the letter of the message rather than the intent... Yes in terms of raw $, you are right. As it's meant to be read (profitable and stable? within that industry).
722.
by tehbeard 7y ago
> barring extreme circumstances Most of the recent bills we've heard about seem to ignore these circumstances..
723.
by tehbeard 7y ago
Spinning rotors and likely vector for a bystander impact is from above (i.e. Head)
724.
by tehbeard 7y ago
Similar story on a smaller scale for me. I wrote a plugin to fix an issue we had on our server, then got asked to do some work on the server's website to show news and in game stats. Wound up on the admin team helping to run it. Built
725.
by tehbeard 7y ago
Ignoring internet access issues in rural areas, What is there to do in your free time in smaller towns and the countryside? That's the reason.
726.
by tehbeard 7y ago
With the caveat of having to jump through a series of hoops every few months because Google kindly decided to switch off "unsafe access"
727.
by tehbeard 7y ago
You can, but it's still easier to pirate said software. And in Oracle's case, you're neglecting to mention their ability to bring lawyers to bear on any infringers, something not a lot of software companies may have the capit
728.
by tehbeard 8y ago
> JQuery is a philosophy about respect, and about not knowing better, because you actually know that you don't. Advocating ignorance seems, I don't know... ignorant? The only sound argument for JQuery when not using react/
729.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Pretty poor sample size; I've never met anyone interested in baseball.
730.
by tehbeard 8y ago
The key part for eve is that you can configure it so that fleet commanders (people running raids/operations in game) can broadcast to players under their chain of command, without squad level chatter going the other way. Not from direc
731.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Who will be able to afford the better lawyers in that fight to argue if they're for profit? MediaCorp(tm) or the small community that got a little too popular/spotlighted?
732.
by tehbeard 8y ago
"Integration" into the underlying OS (showing up as a desktop icon / homescreen shortcut)
733.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Does that deviation lineup with Google's entry into offering cloud computing?
734.
by tehbeard 8y ago
You know that jsx just compiles down to those calls right? Heck if all you need is just the transpile of jsx, typescript's compiler will do it just fine from the command line, no config to setup.
735.
by tehbeard 8y ago
I wonder how much the compatibility between sets (being able to snap blocks made in the 80's to ones from a set today) affects that, along with them having more of a "repeat use" than something like a baseball card or comic.
736.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Wasteful perhaps, but I don't see governments giving up sovereignty over any part of their IT infrastructure, not matter how much anyone yells "slippery slope argument". UN guidelines to ensure said infrastructure is availabl
737.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Linux gaming support is really at the mercy of the engine Devs wanting to do it. There isn't enough of a market share for it to be "obviously viable" (i.e. stupid not to do it) last time I looked into the numbers.
738.
by tehbeard 8y ago
If you can get a mortgage when the dust settles, and those holding the property decide to cut their losses rather than cling to it for dear life until it "bounces back".
739.
by tehbeard 8y ago
I think it's due to how they cultivated the image of their walled garden app stores as curated and moderated against "bad stuff" like adware etc and now you have people with a puritan/sex-regressive stance leaning on tha
740.
by tehbeard 8y ago
From my experience it's not a glitch, ff Dev tools are slow and second class compared to chrome. Quantum made it viable to use ff on my old laptop, but a daily driver for a web dev it still is not.
741.
by tehbeard 8y ago
If I had to make an uneducated guess, probably a combination of the fuel staying together during freefall rather than spreading through the tank and some sort of inert gas (nitrogen?) pumped into the tank during ascent to keep the internal
742.
by tehbeard 8y ago
"Smoothness" and stability of the incoming current is probably a factor.
743.
by tehbeard 8y ago
lack of CORS headers on most podcast file stores (making cross origin fetches a black box of mystery errors) and the lack of a background audio API puts a damper on any sort of PWA podcast app currently.
744.
by tehbeard 8y ago
I feel like you hit reply on the wrong comment? Nowhere did I claim them to be hostile. I never expressed my thoughts on how they acquire business as good or bad. All I did was state that "They're doing their best" isn't
745.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Developers. Those are choices for developers, not their customers. Their customers are still primarily enterprise/gov. And the reason for giving choice and candy to the developers is to keep them onboard and happy to develop for the ec
746.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Is that an option for offshore wind farms? Or would seawater be too expensive to "purify" before splitting into hydrogen/oxygen?
747.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Care to back that claim up?
748.
by tehbeard 8y ago
You can sell your farm fresh strawberries in the backwoods of Alabama, doesn't mean you'll get any traffic that'll grow your business/platform/identity.
749.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Google probably has the cash lying around to make its own news empire if needed. More likely? They drop anyone who doesn't give them a free or very generous rate.
750.
by tehbeard 8y ago
Listen, you want to convince my boss to spend more on the infra. For in house chat w/ drag and drop file hosting, and boost my pay for now having responsibility to manage that, be my guest :)

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