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by thiht 3y ago
> dishes can't be finished (put away) until the next morning Nothing wrong with that. > If you run it after breakfast dishes aren't available at all before lunch. If you run your dishwasher at night, there's no reason t
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by thiht 3y ago
How so? If you run it at night, not an issue. If you run it after lunch, not an issue, everything is available before it’s time to prepare dinner. If you’re organized I don’t see how 4 hours is a problem, unless you cook every 3 hours? And
873.
by thiht 3y ago
My dishwasher takes 4 hours in eco mode but I don’t see how that’s a problem? I either run it at night when it has plenty of time to run, or right after lunch so that the dishes are clean when it’s time to prepare dinner. I feel like if you
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by thiht 3y ago
I don’t understand how this is a problem that I don’t have. I bought a new dishwasher like 2 months ago and it’s the best I’ve ever had. The eco mode works great. A few times I’ve had very greasy pans so I switched to the 60°C mode instead
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by thiht 3y ago
There’s a lot of contractual obligations and edge cases in domain names, and a lot of potential for fraud and disputes. It’s a business with high legal fees. Also how domains should be managed evolves with time. For example GDPR has a huge
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by thiht 3y ago
Heck, I have trouble connecting to my work Google account from my personal laptop. I have the username, password, 2FA and I’m connecting from the same IP, but Google somehow knows better.
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by thiht 3y ago
These are great release notes. Looks like the project is in good hands
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by thiht 3y ago
> if the EU's vision of tech is more restrictive than the rest of the world's, it might just be the way that things go. Good for us, EU citizens. You might believe everything coming from the US is a godsend. It’s not, I’d rathe
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by thiht 3y ago
> There are much better ways to deal with bots I'm interested, do you have some resources to share?
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by thiht 3y ago
> what Postman is You're just not the target. No harm in that. > But being very clear and concise about what is being offered It already is, the huge screenshot and the verbiage used ("the open source Postman alternative wit
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by thiht 3y ago
> average salary ($135k - $190k Wtf? Are salaries THAT high in the US?
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by thiht 3y ago
Agree. I also use both: wget to download files, and curl to talk to APIs, and as a "no magic" HTTP client. This is not about "sane defaults", but about use cases.
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by thiht 3y ago
Maybe you are blocking custom fonts? The icons are apparently loaded from FontAwesome. There should definitely be an accessibility text on these
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by thiht 3y ago
Fun idea of consent. I hope you never walk on someone else's private property, even accidentally.
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by thiht 3y ago
> I don’t think it’s that bad It is. It doesn’t make Calibre less useful to say it. Calibre is a remarkable piece of software, which solves real issues and without real alternatives. But it’s UI happens to be bad. I just try to use the C
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by thiht 3y ago
> your game shall not contain AI Then remove all the games I guess? :)
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by thiht 3y ago
Calibre has the worst UI of any software I’ve ever used.
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by thiht 3y ago
Side note: the display of this thread is completely broken on mobile: https://ibb.co/cLJS6pX How can I notify someone to take a look at it?
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by thiht 3y ago
Shut up with that… you vote for the least worst option you got in a full panel of… 2? 5? Maybe 10 people? If you don’t vote, it’s held against you, but when someone is elected it’s somehow your fault and you deserve it? Even if you didn’t v
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by thiht 3y ago
Oof, that doesn't look good. And it doesn't even work, when you click on a folder in the file listing it doesn't show anything. And if after that you click on "Back to xxx" you get an error that tries to be funny:
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by thiht 3y ago
What should the icon look like?
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by thiht 3y ago
> The fact that the easiest ways to pull data in involve things like RUN wget is a design error Why is that? You can perfectly get reproducible build even using wget. You wget your file, get its checksum and compare it to an expected che
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by thiht 3y ago
I started programming mainly because I wanted to make a bot on an online game. I learned how to use Wireshark, how network protocols worked (the game used a binary protocol I learned to reverse engineer, and I wanted my bot to integrate wit
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by thiht 3y ago
Completely agree with that. Seeing the first page, it feels like it could be useful, but I don't know how to make it useful to me. Maybe it's lacking some kind of starring system? A "most starred tips" page would definit
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by thiht 3y ago
Or just fix them? A test shouldn't ever, ever, ever be flaky. It can happen because we all make assumptions that can be wrong, or forget about non deterministic behaviours, but when it does a flaky test should be immediately fixed, wit
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by thiht 3y ago
I remember reading about this when I was a kid, maybe close to 20 years ago. This is one of these things that you keep hearing about but never comes to completion. Like human teeth regrowth, or graphene.
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by thiht 3y ago
> we have no equivalent in the US, but they are built-in rolling shutters that can completely darken a room I'm always amazed the US doesn't have these. It's not exactly "peak" technology (I've had these my
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by thiht 3y ago
It seems like many Americans are really confused about weights and volumes, because of this unit system. Like if you say to use 300g of flour, the response will automatically be « How many cups is that ? ». And the answer is that you can’t
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by thiht 3y ago
Is that even usable? I don’t really understand how that would work in real condition. Maybe with a tiling desktop manager?
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by thiht 3y ago
Don’t neglect decoration: a plant, a lamp, a few trinkets (I have a gopher plushy)… If you can, maybe a wall color, a wooden shelf, some framed pictures, stuff like that

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