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by veave 3y ago
I was paid once to turn an Excel sheet into a basic website because the employees kept inadvertently messing with the formulas...
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by veave 3y ago
Don't forget https://guidebookgallery.org/screenshots
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by veave 3y ago
Usernames being vague is a feature. Comments should be judged by their content and not by the person who posted them. Also if you use old reddit usernames in reddit are as impersonal as they are here because of no discernible avatars.
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by veave 3y ago
A better analogy would be... there's this migration you have to run that consists on shutting down the service, doing something, then turning it on. So you shut down the service and immediately leave. Which I agree is simply destructiv
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by veave 3y ago
If anything it's bad journalism to remove it.
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by veave 3y ago
Even if you did, parents shouldn't allow their kids to get cigarettes. Parents trying to get out of parenting is getting old already.
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by veave 3y ago
logrotate compresses logs.
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by veave 3y ago
If your server is a Gameboy, maybe.
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by veave 3y ago
That's what happens when you build your business on another business. He knew that reddit could close their API access at any time.
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by veave 3y ago
What do they do to keep users from clicking away? I post a link on Facebook, you click it, the website opens. What do you mean? The opengraph tags? They are opt-in, the website puts it there voluntarily. Robots reading the pages? Robots fro
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by veave 3y ago
>There is a real problem. Content creators are not getting enough income to operate on. Middle companies (e.g., Google and Facebook) are making a lot of money. The solution to "someone makes more money than someone else" is not
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by veave 3y ago
Absolutely crazy that governments around the world want websites to pay to allow users to link to content. It's the kind of thing that makes no sense to anybody with a bit of technical education.
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by veave 3y ago
The article says: >An indirect indication of the presence of Triangulation on the device is the disabling of the ability to update iOS. So I assume that the malware stops working when iOS is updated. This highlights the tremendous import
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by veave 3y ago
Why are they using iOS if they feel that way about it? Also: iOS 16 is not vulnerable and it was released on September 12, 2022 - why are those phones out of date for so long?
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by veave 3y ago
When you long-press a link, there's a button at the top right corner that says "Hide preview". If you press it, previews will stop opening automatically everywhere.