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by verall 3y ago
It's probably the plugins, but even then I would have assumed that timeouts would have made it impossible to load a page that slow.
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by verall 3y ago
My record is Jira successfully loading a page in around 8 minutes. It seriously sat on a white screen for 8 minutes, then boom there's the page - no interaction or F5. What on earth could it have been doing for that long??
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by verall 3y ago
It adds to the richness IMO.
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by verall 3y ago
A lot of people are bringing up Wirth's law or other things, but I want to get more specific. Has anyone else noticed how bad sign-on redirect flows have gotten in the past ~5 years? It used to be you clicked sign in, and then you were
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by verall 3y ago
It's cheap because the DIY edition has no RAM/SSD and these are super cheap from 3rd parties currently while other laptop vendors take fat margins on them. Throw in that no SSD means no OEM windows license fee (I have free msdn an
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by verall 3y ago
I have seen this happen to many friends, older gaming laptops either dying or running much slower than expected while my desktop just chugs along.
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by verall 3y ago
If that is your definition then a Framework 13 is probably not the laptop for you. It does fit my needs perfectly though - a usually on desktop but portable for travel notebook PC with 64G ram and 2TB ssd for under $1200. Very cheap compare
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by verall 3y ago
In some southern states, the "Teachers Unions" are forbidden from collective bargaining by law, and are also optional, so they literally do nothing. On average, these states have worse pay for teachers and worse student test score
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by verall 3y ago
Are there any other manufacturers of commercial scale soft serve machines? No matter where I go it's always a Taylor.
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by verall 3y ago
Like, literally You can be ordered to take chemicals or medications which have not been FDA approved, and you can be put in jail for refusing. You can under certain circumstances be compelled to testify against yourself (5th amendment waive
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by verall 3y ago
What a fantastic use of taxpayer money, for the US Chamber of Commerce to sue to prevent a law which would allow the government to pay less for expensive medications.
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by verall 3y ago
Used 1080 ti's are going for less then $200 right now and can do solid 1080p gaming and light 1440p gaming, if you don't care about raytracing and DLSS and etc. If you do care about those things, then you can pay for them by buyin
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by verall 3y ago
They're all facts - just try debunking any of them
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by verall 3y ago
The sky is blue Exercise is good for you The government has assigned an agent to follow you when you leave your home, and listens to you through your cellular telephone Excess refined sugars is bad for you Isn't this an interesting arg
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by verall 3y ago
Does he even qualify as a gonzo journalist if he always seeks to represent his writing as objective truths?
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by verall 3y ago
He's still getting paid as per his contract, it's not quite the same.
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by verall 3y ago
> we all know instances of the guy who thinks he knows everything just because he's good at something else That's _not_ Dunning-Kruger
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by verall 3y ago
> #2 never had much of a compelling argument given auditability. There are already AI systems which generate "scores" based on likelyhood to commit another crime (used in parole cases) and likelyhood to be a "good tenant&q
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by verall 3y ago
> to the ubiquitous software utility PKZip Huh? Ubiquitous?
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by verall 3y ago
Thanks for posting, this explains why a $20 scale I got off Amazon which for some reason doesn't have the memory/smoothing feature is so impressively linear. My cat sat on it, read 9.4lb. I stood on it, it gave my weight, then I p
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by verall 3y ago
Can you help with some examples? I can think of SF and Seattle as having high minimums for service workers, but housing in these areas are so expensive the high minimums still don't produce a livable wage without tips.
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by verall 3y ago
It's illegal in the US for any percentage of tips to go to owners or managers. Now, it's the US, so wage and tip theft is abundant, and owners can pay the ~$2/hr "tipped minimum wage", thereby indirectly profiting f
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by verall 3y ago
This topic comes up on hacker news time and time again, and it is always incredible to see the lengths people go to feel good about not tipping. If you cannot afford to tip, don't. It's not required, and you are probably in a wors
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by verall 3y ago
It's not functional most of the time, still
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by verall 3y ago
This is what I do and it's not great. It's fine for me but I understand if people don't like zooming in all of the way to click the tiny "comment" button.
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by verall 3y ago
I don't think adding cellulose to processed food in order to prevent caking is food adulteration. It's clearly listed on the ingredients and is perfectly safe. I do think it's fun to point out in the ingredients list, sometim
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by verall 3y ago
> 4000 series are units traditionally a grade or two lower on the scale but masquerading as higher tier parts Can you give some reasoning for this? Reddit certainly feels this way but I can't find anything other than "feels lik
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by verall 3y ago
Why does this request to sdasdbjasdbkakdb.online to generate the password? I know nothing about webdev
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by verall 3y ago
> Both fraught with union agreements that make it really difficult to fire bad actors. In many states teachers are not allowed to bargain collectively and the unions have no power to prevent anyone's firing, and these states do not
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by verall 3y ago
> Mr. beast who is generally a good guy can warp and expose kids to a suddenly transexual and borderline pedophile character who abandons his wife and child Can you expand on this? Who are you talking about?

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