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by vogre 7y ago
https://www.wsj.com/articles/fired-by-google-a-republican-en...
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by vogre 7y ago
> The Apple II personal computer was introduced in 1977. One of its features was a compact, fanless switching power supply, which provided 38W of power at 5, 12, -5, and -12 volts Unless you are using Apple 2 emulator on Raspberry Pi, yo
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by vogre 7y ago
The cost of rewriting the software will surpass any energy costs of the working solution. Not to mention crafting the new hardware and utilizing old computer will harm ecology too.
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by vogre 7y ago
What if someone would say: "god hate gays"? Would the same Blizzard actions be justified?
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by vogre 7y ago
...but have no reason to.
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by vogre 7y ago
I try to equivocate political activism and pornography. Both are quite acceptable when actor is adult and can spell consent. Bringing children to that area raises questions.
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by vogre 7y ago
She would be very surprised if she see water cost of her hi-tech carbon-free yacht.
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by vogre 7y ago
It's a PHP conference. What different living experience would you expect? "I prefer to name my variables by diminutives because I am a woman"? "I am black person and I detest dark themes for PHPStorm?" Politics shou
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by vogre 7y ago
This kind of robot would take million gallons of water to build a piece.
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by vogre 8y ago
>then you have to start talking about API versioning and supporting multiple versions of an API while clients migrate, etc. Which adds some more complexity that just does not exist in monolythic architecture
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by vogre 8y ago
In Russia there is an anonymous network of political Telegram channels which is read by both citizens and elite. The largest one, @russica2 acquire its information using protonmail. Looks like these measures are taken to restrict russian of
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by vogre 8y ago
Learn SQL and you will be able to work with any data-related app. Learn HTML and you will be able to make an UI out of nowhere. Learn GIT and you will be able to share your work with others. Learn unix shell so you can deploy all that shit
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by vogre 8y ago
I use Telegram and write messages to myself. It's extremely convenient, because it's my main communication tool and it's always open so I don't need to take any special action to make a note.
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by vogre 9y ago
If you doubt that it will persist in 5 years, and want you app to be supported in this timespan. Nothing is worse than abandoned technology in the core of your application
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by vogre 9y ago
Why the team in google has right to decide whether someone's privacy is worth more or less than some public interest?
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by vogre 9y ago
Everyone is putting fingers on Electron, but I must say that the worst part of Oni is Neovim plugins. Even simple things like typescript syntax highlight don't work as expected. VSCode is maybe slower and less configurable, but it is y
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by vogre 9y ago
From the UX point of view working with local files without logging in somewhere is very precious. From the dev point of view Electron provides the fastest way to make cross-platform app in high-level language.
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by vogre 10y ago
> Prevalent reason is ignorance... > Second reason, which makes most sense, is availability I think these arguments are in wrong order. Availability and page performance are huge things in webdev. Accessibility profit from correct fon
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by vogre 11y ago
Me
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by vogre 11y ago
Well, does Google really use Angular for something big?
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by vogre 11y ago
>> <span>foo {'bar'} {'baz'}</span> well, you just should get the idea that these curly braces are not for interpolation. It's just convenient way to define a component tree. If you want inter