vultour

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by vultour 5y ago
You put tracking pixels into private emails? That’s pretty upsetting, luckily I’ve had images disabled for years.
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by vultour 5y ago
Our HP laptops have that built in
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by vultour 5y ago
Do you give feedback to these employees? Because if you work 10 hours a week and yet every review the feedback is "good" with no indication of any need for improvement I don't see why they should try doing more.
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by vultour 5y ago
The old interface actually solves all those issues. I used to be in disbelief how anybody could survive using the new design for more than 15 seconds but then realised that the way people use Reddit is completely different nowadays. It turn
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by vultour 5y ago
Vice Presidents at large financial institutions are a joke. Coming from any other industry you'd think it's some sort of executive position. Nope, just a random senior software engineer 8 levels down on the corporate ladder. To be
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by vultour 5y ago
Quite a reach going from the typical mockery of JavaScript that mostly refers to the left-pad fiasco, to saying logging is expected as a core library. No language I've used so far had a built-in logging library that was useful in every
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by vultour 5y ago
Bitcoin is absolutely related to tether. Tether mints a billion coins and then exchanges them for bitcoin, voila, bitcoin price goes up.
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by vultour 5y ago
I think what's missing is a 3D viewer at the bottom where you could play around with the models yourself.
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by vultour 5y ago
This is one of the worst arguments one could ever make. Literally the same as telling someone your salary and they go "wow, you're so overpaid, I make less than half that!". No motherfucker, you should be making more money. I
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by vultour 5y ago
The ladybug one must be way off, where do they have 1cm large ladybugs? That sounds terrifying. I'd say our mosquitos are closer to 1cm, although they're long but thin. There's more of these which are really weird, like the 1
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by vultour 5y ago
Eizo makes a 1:1 26" 1920x1920 monitor. I've been tempted several times but the 1k price tag is keeping me off for now.
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by vultour 5y ago
I refuse to believe those newsletter popups ever get any interaction apart from clueless people who think you need to fill them out so they go away.
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by vultour 5y ago
Are you in Washington DC? I heard the ads around there can get wild.
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by vultour 5y ago
You do you, I have friends working in the ICU who see young people die daily. Having my groceries delivered instead of having to stroll through the shop really doesn't affect me.
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by vultour 5y ago
There's a new variant of a deadly virus where vaccine effectiveness isn't confirmed, but hey, get on with your life, worst case you just die.
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by vultour 5y ago
Same, most of the tech people I know have no aversion to these things, plus Chrome, Facebook, stock Android or other Google products. It makes me sad that the people who should be pushing against the death of the free internet don't gi
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by vultour 5y ago
Same, I thought it got stuck on a blank blue page so tried to close it and realised my browser is frozen.
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by vultour 5y ago
Works fine for me but it eats 25% of my GTX1080Ti, not sure that's appropriate for one rotating logo.
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by vultour 5y ago
But... why? Having to read the captions prevents you from watching the video.
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by vultour 5y ago
He's been working on a right to repair campaign in the US. I'd also discourage you from watching those videos; unless you want to see him complain for 45 minutes that the Genius Bar doesn't have microscopes and schematics and
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by vultour 5y ago
Because if a website asks me to use my webcam I assume it's going to use my webcam. Why is it surprising that it's recording video?
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by vultour 5y ago
There is an indicator left of the text showing you which part of the text the image should be referring to.
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by vultour 5y ago
It's not really the fault of Python that somebody fucked their environment beyond belief. I've always used pip and almost never had a problem. A "fairly simple" application should not require the tools you mentioned.
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by vultour 5y ago
There literally doesn't exist a 3x property where I'm from in Europe. I make almost triple what the average salary is, and shitty old properties start at 5-6x.
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by vultour 5y ago
Because you want to know if there was an error during loading and it's not progressing anymore, instead of a forever-increasing loading bar that just makes you wait.
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by vultour 5y ago
We have a coin-operated vending machine at work. The cafeteria closes at 3, so it's the only way to get a drink after that. What maniac still carries coins these days?! Needless to say I was slightly upset the first time I found out.
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by vultour 5y ago
Are you going to host and maintain the forums for them? I'm not a fan of this particular use case for Discord but it's pretty much the easiest solution to online discussions that's currently available.
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by vultour 5y ago
200Hz really isn't in the ballpark of making this "very hard".
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by vultour 5y ago
Agree, recently changed jobs and went from Zoom to Teams and it's a complete dumpster fire. Never had a single issue with Zoom.
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by vultour 5y ago
I know they consider "1.1.1.1" to also be a product name, but it's very confusing when the text says 1.1.1.1 50 times, and then there's 2 mentions of "Oh, the service is at 1.1.1.2".

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