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by vxNsr 5y ago
I use chocolatey + boxstarter these days, got a Gist that I can point it to to download everything and it’s all set up in like 20 min with no input from me.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> I wasn't the original poster. Yea I saw that after I replied but left it bec you seem to agree with them but didn’t actually explain what they meant. > It's not very constructive to post that someone is wrong, and not e
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Can we all agree that if we’re gonna claim that real socialism(tm) has never been tried that real capitalism has similarly never been tried. The current system is very much a hybrid socialist/capitalist approach and attempting to att
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Thank you for taking the time to explain what you meant. I appreciate it and don’t want to discount the time and effort you put into it. That being said, I vehemently disagree: > First Pepsi Vs Coke. Both Pepsi and Coke make a product t
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> as corporate livestock you add negative value to society (you're now a cog in the money laundering machine) but you're getting paid more than what you did when you were adding value to society. Can you explain this bit more
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> So it's maddening to me that in most office contexts, my schedule fills up with meetings and I'm expected to get my work done around them. And that nobody sees that as a problem, because that's just office culture. Blo
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> I described it as charts and he didn't know what that was. I described it as graphs and he also didn't know what that was. The interviewer had a bit of an accent so maybe it was a language issue but I had never run into some
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by vxNsr 5y ago
My understanding is it’s an attempt at spam reduction. By not providing an API for commenting they make it harder for spammers.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
I'm sorry but that's not been my experience at all, in my state the union refused to work in person even after they were vaccinated.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Yup that’s why every private school that had honest staff and wasn’t bound by the National Teachers Union who were playing political games was in person most of last year. Kids come first. Until this summer the chance of them getting sick
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Is it just me or is he describing an IDE with source control?
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by vxNsr 5y ago
A previous company I worked for had a team who’s whole job was keeping the kb up to date. If you wrote an article/page they would schedule a recurring 6 month meeting with you to go over it and confirm it was still accurate and relevan
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by vxNsr 5y ago
In this case at least the article implies this not to be true, one of the interviewed ceos said he used to generate 80% of his revenue from Facebook ad buys and now it’s only 20%. This would imply he’s getting his ads in front of real peopl
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Someone farther up said that ironically Firefox warned them that the website requests your email from Facebook.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
WhatsApp is still a negative investment atm. I’m sure Instagram is printing money like Facebook but it relies on the same mechanisms, and thus will fall with Facebook.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
I’ve heard it to, it’s mostly about seeing the delivery receipt. I think that’s why apple refuses to implement RCS.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Btw, I recently (as in 2 months ago, before the epic ruling) downloaded one of those apps (bec I was given a $40 incentive to spend $10 in app) and they used PayPal not apple to sell their in app coins. I thought that was interesting, that
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by vxNsr 5y ago
I think the real story here is that the browser has really become the OS. But whereas before we left all decisions up to the users about what they could install and trust, and they trusted the dev to not do anything nefarious, the browser m
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Likely it's using keyboard and mouse tracking. I'm not a fan of this at all.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Additionally epic wants to stop paying apple, so essentially it’s 0 lost revenue either way.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
So theoretically really just more work per dev and less compensation. I guess that makes sense.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
I'm curious as this is a closed source project, who does it exist? what market are they trying to serve?
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Looks like you lost updates a few years ago, if anything big securitywise happens there's a chance they'll fix it otherwise you just gotta be hopeful you don't run into anything nefarious.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Most of the audience here blocks ads with either uBlock or something else and they all include that domain in the blacklist.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
I think so. If you don’t like the way that looks aesthetically, I’ve overlaid the text with a white background and more text and blurred that, so you get the same blurred effect but you’re blurring nothing important.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Oh I always thought the attack vector was reverse engineering the blur algorithm, interesting that there’s another method.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
In both of those stories the reason that happens is bec the eponymous character loses all credibility by telling many lies, when they finally tell the truth no one believes them.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Yup, I have the 12Pro and don't feel like all the improvements to camera and apparently battery life are worth shelling out $250 (after trade in credit) is worth it, without also getting touchID which seems to be perpetually in next ye
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Even for dairy cows this seems like a lot of work
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by vxNsr 5y ago
codexon did a pretty good job but it's little more: the three main consumer email providers/hosters (google, microsoft, and yahoo/aol) don't have a great way to fight spam so use IP reputation, what this means is that if

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