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vxNsr
3y ago
Just curious to understand how does a mask over your mouth keep the sun off of your face (presumably the eyes)?
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3y ago
Wow this is fantastic. I was gifted a MacBook a few months ago and I am continually surprised to learn how many features I just take for granted in windows. MacOS often feels very similar to Linux in that the core OS is very barebones and n
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vxNsr
3y ago
No response to anything else though… eh?
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vxNsr
3y ago
They probably registered the .com before .gov was easy to get. FWIW when I click your .gov link I get an SSL warning in safari on iOS.
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vxNsr
3y ago
I fight a lot about unnecessary customization, but the one place that I’ll never back down on is touching the priority/urgency matrix.
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vxNsr
3y ago
Knowledge doesn’t equal expertise. JIRA has a very simple initial onboarding story, especially in comparison to servicenow or SAP. But it’s got a lot of hidden complexity that can make it super powerful. That power can become its downfall i
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3y ago
Protect children from social contagion. But again. It not a passed law. It’s simply something an eccentric no name lawmaker in Texas proposed. It doesn’t appear to have made it out of committee… should we judge the entire Democratic Party b
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3y ago
> I'm sure it was super painful for the people who had to actually set up the current flows, but I guess that once you customise JIRA to your needs, it can work really well. The issue probably is that many companies don't want
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3y ago
So, two things: 1) that bill was introduced in march and went nowhere... so not really anything at all, tons of lawmakers push pie-in-the-sky legistation bec they're nuts but aside from hitting the committee, it goes nowhere bec it
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3y ago
Please point to the laws that target adults? I’d prefer if you could point to the actual text in the law, not some sensationalized headline.
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3y ago
so again, erotica to kids...
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3y ago
Isn't this how china got its start in tech in the 90s? all the "smart" people were in US/western countries and they just used china as a final assembly spot. but in doing so gave china the access to all the cool stuff, w
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3y ago
And this the real risk of alienating a group, they’ll retaliate when they no longer feel aligned with you. Even if they’ll work for you, they won’t have the same allegiance/loyalty they had before.
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3y ago
It’s gross moral equivocating to compare the two. The famous line that every Israeli knows is “If the Arabs laid down their weapons there would be peace, if the Israelis laid down their weapons they would all be killed.” This has been shown
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3y ago
That appears to have been during an active conflict, not a precision strike. I’m not saying no civilians have ever been killed. I’m saying Israel takes great pains to protect civilian life. You cherry picked a paragraph that makes it appear
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3y ago
There are many more Israeli civilian casualties as a result of terrorist action. Though there are Palestinians who have been killed by Palestinian terrorists as well. But I would add them to the tally of civilians casualties of palestinian
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3y ago
Before all this they had legal and fair election where they elected a terrorist org: Hamas. Stop infantilizing an entire people. They are adults with their own agency. They are responsible for the decisions they make. The reason a terrorist
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3y ago
Isn’t it? I would call it a web app.
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vxNsr
3y ago
Nice, what are you paying monthly for it? Seems like this could be useful to me too.
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vxNsr
3y ago
How much are you paying monthly for it, if you don’t mind me asking.
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3y ago
While generally true that you’re not gonna find swift anywhere else, this company[0] is making their browser cross platform and using swift as the language. Apparently there’s a proof of concept runtime for windows that they’re actively wor
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3y ago
I mean welcome to the internet, you see this happen even on news articles themselves, people will read the headline, scroll to the bottom to comment something that’s explained in the article. For a long time the verge has users who were not
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3y ago
So china lent money loan-shark style for things that these countries probably didn’t need but china convinced them would help them, and now it’s calling the loans due and of course the promised revenues didn’t materialize so these destitute
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3y ago
I didn't know you could sign up to not be an adult.
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vxNsr
3y ago
I thought that was an AMD thing. That all consumer cpus supported ECC.
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3y ago
Why is Aleppo banned?
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3y ago
You’ve just listed everyone and then said they should all be held to a higher standard… higher than who?
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3y ago
You seem to have spent a lot of time considering this issue, how would you go about solving it?
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3y ago
I always have trouble with posts like these, the comments are full of people who ask why prisons exist, and seem to imply they would rather crime and criminal behavior not be punished at all. They also chafe at the idea that prisons should
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3y ago
You can def get a US number, finding someone who will give you a specific one is maybe a little harder but not out of the realm of possibility. Sounds like you don’t really care though.
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