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by thrashh 4y ago
Well I’m more talking about preventive maintenance The act of doing your job in IT means problems never come up and you can’t really measure what didn’t happen
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by thrashh 4y ago
I don’t think SEO destroyed the web Rather, it seems people prefer videos There’s now plenty of YouTube videos on a lot of topics. Wikipedia cleans house with the rest Honestly there is access to way more good content today than 10 or 20 ye
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by thrashh 4y ago
I don’t think there can be data A well-run IT department will never have data that they prevent IT disasters
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It’s not a bureaucracy thing IMO People are severely spooked when they hear people are injured If you have customers and you want to continue having customers, you really have to manage your PR. Injuries look really bad
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Well if you connect two candles together (“A” and “B”), that would make a NAND gate already, with lit being 0. To connect two of these candle NAND gates together, you’d have to make sure it wouldn’t burn in reverse though. I’ll leave that e
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by thrashh 4y ago
I strongly doubt a crypto API will be taken away. It’s the bread and butter of any language that ships with one. There are very few implementations and their APIs are largely identical too Web SQL? Now you could survey a room and ask if the
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by thrashh 4y ago
Because they raise prices. With base TSA, every American can go through with no extra charge Clear and PreCheck cost extra. Clear especially There wouldn’t be PS5 shortages if every PS5 cost $1000
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by thrashh 4y ago
Why not just charge something like a core fee like with batteries though? I don’t see how someone sees one thing wrong with an activity and go “yeah let’s ban the whole thing”
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They’re spending a lot on R&D and staff They were making money with the current amount of spending but then crypto flipped They probably will have to lay off more people and give up on their current pace of development. Tickets will tak
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IPFS is an open network. Putting it on there would be like putting it on a public FTP server, which would be way simpler Your solution is equivalent to letting customers download their game installer after logging in and giving them a licen
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Google is run by people who think like robots
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I don’t think he has a plan I don’t believe he wanted to buy Twitter to begin with but was forced to because he made public statements Now he says he believes that in free speech but the problem with absolutism is you realize that you box y
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If it was any other thing, it would have been tattooed or put on t-shirts as well. People are putting Minecraft’s ending on things because it’s Minecraft and Minecraft left an impact on them. The actual poem was a commodity that was tacked
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Very few people I know who choose Spotify vs Apple Music or iCloud vs Google Photos know anything about hi-res music or E2E encryption Outside tech people I know at least
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That makes it sound like it's intentional. I always thought it's just that there are things that you, personally, find weird and there are things you don't, and that it's heavily based on your upbringing, and because you
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by thrashh 4y ago
It wasn’t a change in web browser tech It was that someone put in the time to write a JS preprocessor that went along with their framework. That was React’s novel addition Without a preprocessor, users of your framework either use plain JS
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There also studies about how car on-ramps can be built, how sidewalks should be routed, how schools should be organized, etc. etc. And money has to be split between all those things. A government has to provide for its people’s needs and if
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The way I think about is that when we drive as humans and an obstacle appears, we have over 15 years of knowledge that we have to determine our next step. And we coalesce a lifetime of knowledge in a matter of seconds. These modern algorith
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by thrashh 4y ago
It doesn’t matter if anger is at play. At the end of the day, if you want something changed, you should act in the best way to get it
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I have a multi-AP setup (but no repeater, all Ethernet backhaul) and I’ve never even set up a controller. I just used the iOS app once per AP
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A good printer requires good components and that costs $$$ For most people, they want a printer for convenience but not enough to pay good money for good parts So this market of shittier printers with cheap parts exist. While I hate cheap i
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It’s not like consumers don’t benefit from these chemicals Sure I could buy all metal products but I still don’t because I still like plastic and I’m well aware that it’s destroying the world, but plastic enables my current lifestyle and I
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by thrashh 4y ago
No one is responsible for representing any of their background but you work with a diverse group of people because different people bring different ideas to the table You cannot do focus groups for issues you don’t even know about. Race isn
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I’ve been there, talked to people there, got invited to some people’s homes and explored some abandoned buildings around the area It was just like a bunch of people trying to live or were fascinated with the idea of such a place Honestly it
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The vast majority of my searches are either relevant events or non-contextual to begin with and I rather have the rare case where your example happens to be when I have to add extra search terms, instead than the other way around. I honestl
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Those studies are regarding people experiencing that effect later in life, no? I’m not really expecting to fix older people. I’m an old dog now relatively and I don’t learn new tricks as well I’m talking about people growing up together
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I’m a developer and I remember turning off in-app browsers whenever I could and I absolutely hated it My browser would get littered with old tabs and coming back to the app for a small click became a hassle On the off-chance I do want to sa
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by thrashh 4y ago
I think most of your problem points are for newer Costco shoppers. I walk in and buy the same stuff every time. I never buy anything I end up tossing anymore. I know where everything is because they don’t change the store much. Costco isn’t
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The next time you go into a grocery store, look at the front and see if you see a dry ice storage box I get it all the time for camping trips
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Yeah but so much of happiness is relative and pure mindset. If you never knew about bacon or forgot about it, you would be just as happy. And at the end of the day, it’s more important to be happy

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