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by wink 3y ago
Mine indexes every time I boot it up, per project, so sometimes several times per week, fortunately not every day. No, no bad faith, it's simply my number one pain point. Imagine there are people who work on different repos/projec
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by wink 3y ago
Instagram for sound? You must know some people that use it very different than the people I know (if they're even still there).
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by wink 3y ago
I wonder when this started, I was under the impression that Ultimate had it all, but maybe that was either never true, or only when I last had to petition for the team to get it (10 years ago). Not even sure either Rider or CLion did exist
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by wink 3y ago
Waiting 5-10 minutes for a moderately sized project to be indexed until you can do anything useful is perfection? Ouch :P
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by wink 3y ago
The question is how many people would pay for alternatives instead of using VS Code. I don't think usage alone does amount for anything. Other free offering will not go away and if something would happen, many (including me, a casual C
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by wink 3y ago
I agree with your point here, but I think the discussion is usually more nuanced. The things you use every day for quite a bit plus one time purchase - sure. But let's take some hypothetical note-taking tool I access 2 times per day fo
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by wink 3y ago
Europe: - base salary (not had bonuses very often, guess I might calculate with them, to a lesser degree) - number of vacation days - not having to be onsite 5 days per week - somewhat flexible hours, I am more of a 8-4 person but there are
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by wink 3y ago
But what about remote/semi-remote/a lot of WFH? Do you miss out on your benefit and it's your own fault? Is it mostly to draw people back into the office? I would have agreed 5-10 years ago, but now I find this kinda moot.
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by wink 3y ago
No idea about Austria but ~10y ago it was very uncommon in Germany and kinda common in Switzerland. For Germany I can only talk about developer and general "office" jobs, whereas in the social sector and in retail 32h/4d were
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by wink 3y ago
Just little QoL things can make or break it. Steam: Is kinda reasonable with keeping me logged in ON MY OWN DAMN HARDWARE. Ubisoft Connect: Hi, it's you. You seem to have a different IP after your ISP's 24h disconnect. PLEASE LOG
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by wink 3y ago
I don't want to defend this in any way, but in my mind it plays out like this: You have a SNES and a dozen cartridges and so it's the same, as you only have one console. On the other hand, multiple Game Boy consoles in the same ho
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by wink 3y ago
If you are quick enough and it's not deleting the whole folder because a game gets somehow retracted. Happened to me once.
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by wink 3y ago
I like the idea but I've not tried it, it just seems quite a bit more complicated than just accepting the need to be online. I'm talking hobby projects here where my main problem is getting it to a usable state so that it works (f
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by wink 3y ago
Makes some sense at highway gas stations, but hardly any in cities. I'm not even arguing that I hardly ever do or want to have longer stops at gas stations. Restrooms only when it's urgent (so maybe once per 5h drive), food only w
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by wink 3y ago
Those examples are nuts. Who would ever write a config like this?
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by wink 3y ago
Also I suppose most people will auto-reinstall everything when they get a new phone via Play, no matter if they will actually continue playing that game. That seems pretty far-fetched for PC users. Either they copy their Steam library (or t
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by wink 3y ago
I've not played it yet, but if I am not mistaken the 1080 was released in early 2017, that's basically 6.5 years. But yes, I'd be pissed if it didn't work on my 3070 with my 2019 CPU.
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by wink 3y ago
Somewhere in London some intern at gov.uk is still not finished rewriting all the god-save-the-queen-hr-<color> CSS class names to god-save-the-king-...
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by wink 3y ago
That assumes that you have a stable, reliable, quick process to roll out updates. Sounds like they didn't, so maybe they worked on the "oh better add this feature, it's our only chance this month" pattern.
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by wink 3y ago
Oh no, they're absolutely not. The lobbyists stand ready and the government will continue shoveling money in the general direction of the holy cow. I'd find it funny if it wasn't so sad.
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by wink 3y ago
That's a funny sentence indeed, most personal sites take painstaking care to not break their 10 or 20 year old links :P
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by wink 3y ago
Only with context! As is seen in one comment, the pronoun is left out and just the 2 words would only say "[third person] did something". My Latin lessons were very long ago, but yeah. You'd probably declare it once per parag
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by wink 3y ago
Yeah, this is the only thing I don't like. Having it readily available as a module import would not change anything (except one line of code) and it feels more decoupled. But in practice I don't see a huge difference, it's no
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by wink 3y ago
And here I am with an old car and my first thought: Car? Privacy? What? The dealer has our number because they service it. That's it.
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by wink 3y ago
Depends on when the people did this and how complex the mechanism were at the time. I do remember just learning about JMP in assembler and that you could bypass a lot of stuff by changing a true to false or vice versa. Not exactly rocket sc
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by wink 3y ago
Sad to hear this. As I wandered away from frontend work more and more over the years that's a name I haven't heard in a while, but in the late 90s/early 00s you definitely stumbled over her work here and there if you were aro
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by wink 3y ago
True, but the larger quantity of "unknown" stuff I buy, the closer I look, usually ;) But yeah, that's why said it less of an argument, more of a fun fact. I honestly couldn't tell you if the regular supermarket I usuall
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by wink 3y ago
Fun fact, I still have the thing here, used it for many years, but they made it obsolete. App only now. It's a German Sparkasse :(
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by wink 3y ago
> Anyway, I hope that Android becoming more and more user-hostile (and more specifically in this case power-user-hostile) will move more and more people to custom ROMs. What about people who kinda gave up tinkering with custom ROMs becau
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by wink 3y ago
Sorry that this is somewhat of a tangent, but in the supermarkets I frequent the fact that we're talking about "patties" already makes it like 75% (or more) probable it's plant-based because they're kinda rare and e

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