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by weare138 4y ago
The process itself is straight forward but I had to work in a really tight space under the sink. That was really what made it a pain in the ass. I had to lay on my back and cram myself underneath the sink in the cabinet to reach everything
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by weare138 4y ago
That's funny. I literally just finished installing a new kitchen sink and faucet at home. Holy crap was it a pain in the ass.
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by weare138 4y ago
That's the part that got me. It's like stealing 1000 iPhones with a retail price of $999 each and then arguing in court that had I legally purchased 1000 iPhones I would have gotten a volume discount from a wholesale distributor a
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by weare138 4y ago
I get the same thing. I think that's the issue, Google is confusing the two. If you click the arrow on the infobox next to 'Movies and TV shows' it searches with the keywords 'patrick schwarzenegger movies and tv shows&#
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by weare138 4y ago
How is this guy not in prison?
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by weare138 4y ago
It's very hard to take the tweet seriously. It's like walking around in the California hills predicting a forest fire, during a super dry summer, while orange glows from nearby hills light up the smoke that is choking the air, an
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by weare138 4y ago
What do you mean by 'validating'? It's just the reality of the situation. Is his sentence overreaching and excessive given the circumstances? Yes. Definitively yes. Did Ross commit a crapton of crimes? Also yes. Look I fully
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by weare138 4y ago
This. While I do think his sentence was excessive that man was in no way innocent.
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That is something I immediately noticed. There's no follow up as to whether any of this actually worked. This just seems like a way for management to rationalize understaffing and shift the blame to anything but the lack of adequate st
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by weare138 4y ago
It's not just you. Mozilla ran a study recently and found user content controls on YouTube such as the 'Like' and 'Dislike' buttons are largely useless and have no effect on what we're recommended. https:&#x2F
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by weare138 4y ago
That's true regardless and not the issue. The issue is calling it 'Incognito Mode' and implying it offers the same privacy protection as other browsers' private modes, like Firefox's private mode for example, when i
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by weare138 4y ago
I've always wondered if these sales pitches were made to be intentionally vague so you have to call a sales rep before you could make a decision.
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by weare138 4y ago
I don't agree with OP, there's nothing wrong with JS but I think the reason langs like JS and Typescript always top these lists of popular languages is they're the only viable options right now for client side web development
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by weare138 4y ago
Might be easier to check out the source to the 32bit driver if it works. The USB and printing protocols should already be implemented and possibly documented in the source. Then you could poke around with the 64bit drivers for similar model
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by weare138 4y ago
I don't have the time to read through the whole article right now but the first section I skimmed 'Hard to build data structures' was wrong: ----------- @b=([(0.8,0.9,1)],2,3,4); when we created the list. The []s enter a ref
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by weare138 4y ago
Never. Always.
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https://metacpan.org/pod/types
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by weare138 4y ago
Learning Perl is a great book but for anyone new make sure you get a copy of the 7th addition. It originally came out in '93. The 6th edition is 12 years old now.
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by weare138 4y ago
That's just a truism at any tech company. The issue is Facebook/Meta was misleading about what data is being gathered and the "Download Your Information" didn't actually show you what data FB had gathered about you.
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by weare138 4y ago
I gave up on the FF snap packages. I just use the binaries directly from FF. It's faster and everything just works including auto-update.
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by weare138 4y ago
Neat. Reminds me of the hidden shoe computers developed by Claude Shannon and Ed Thorp in 1960 for cheating at roulette. https://nautil.us/claude-shannon-the-las-vegas-cheat-6397 J. Doyne Farmer and Norman Packard from UC S
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by weare138 4y ago
3 people are dead because of that site. What they were doing was a crime. Criminal activity is not is not protected free speech. That's like arguing carding and SIM swapping sites are just expressing their right to free speech and shou
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by weare138 4y ago
Maybe it's because I'm from GenX and from that era but I still don't get why JS frameworks jump through all these hoops just to avoid server-side programming. Why do all these round trip stuff when you could just render it se
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by weare138 4y ago
Good list. I would add requiring snapd, which runs as root, to do anything with snap packages. You need to open up an entirely new potential attack surface just to use snaps.
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by weare138 4y ago
It works for me too. When I search for 'office365 twitter' the official MS Office365 Twitter account is the 1st result along with several other links to Twitter. Maybe it's a regional issue?
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by weare138 4y ago
I don't think it even has to be at a startup. Just having some actual job experience in general goes a long way.
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by weare138 4y ago
Exactly. This seems like it might be some type of tax shelter scheme.
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It's been suspected that these money hole defense projects like the F-35 are siphoning off the money for these alleged skunk works secret projects and that's really where the money is going. That or just plain old corruption.
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by weare138 4y ago
You know vim has been around for like 30 years now right? And the Windows thing has nothing to do with CRT displays. Windows was built around IBM compatible PCs which had standardized keyboards. It was the only keyboard layout Windows neede
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There's a note buried at the bottom of the page: Disclaimer: word "cuda" is taken from Serbian language, it means "miracles".

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