totallykvothe

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by totallykvothe 1y ago
No
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by totallykvothe 1y ago
Is your thumb the only place you have a fingerprint? I used my index finger on my Pixel 2
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by totallykvothe 1y ago
The exception proves the rule.
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by totallykvothe 1y ago
A table is not a chair because a table is not a chair. A mountain is not art because a mountain is not art. You're free to use words wrong if you want, but that doesn't make them not wrong.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
I absolutely love the sound effects and music. Made me smile. I look forward to more puzzles :) One thing I'd say is that dragging from the edge of the screen makes it really easy to accidentally trigger the back gesture on my phone.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
I cannot read this on my phone. The text jumps up and down as I scroll.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
Not if every other coworker they've ever had has done a bad job at this particular thing, no. That's just rational
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
No. Ambiguous means that a statement has many possible meanings, not simply that something might be confusing.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
Getting big Taravangian vibes here.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
I wonder what the environmental impact of CORS is, given that it is the sole reason to spin up a node proxy server every time it kills someone's dreams.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
I think your comment highlights a fundamental difference in how most modern people understand religion from how our ancestors did. In the pre-1970 Catholic mass, the priest faced the altar and spoke in Latin. The mass was changed in 1970 so
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
Magnesium Citrate and Oxide specifically. Magnesium Glycinate is much less likely to be a problem in this way
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
An Emperor Penguin?
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
In its pattern matching feature
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
What the heck is antiparallel and why is it different from perpendicular?
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
Obviously. The processes for getting an official exception to cybersecurity practices for a legitimate reason are always slow and agonizing, and the people on the other end are incompetent and condescending.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
worble literally did make that comparison. It is possible for comparisons to be made using other rhetorical devices than just saying "I am comparing a to b".
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
People responsible for this kind of evil need to pay with personal property seizure.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
Born right on the border between Millennial and Gen Z. I considered myself financially successful at 100k salary, and I am now paid more than that. Does this make me a Boomer?
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
Methinks the mindfulness cult has gone too far
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
You definitely can do that in TypeScript. The kinds of things you can do with generic inference and string literals are crazy
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
I'm still waiting for someone to make a calendar that fills the hole in my heart that Sunset left when Micro$hit bought it.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
.NET/Java are only as performant as Go if you completely ignore memory usage and focus only on time.
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
Case in point
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by totallykvothe 2y ago
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