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by xab9 8y ago
The microwave oven is the new swiss army knife.
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by xab9 8y ago
Can't we just make pigeons and crows kill each other somehow?
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by xab9 8y ago
Google may be interested in the problem.
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by xab9 8y ago
Didn't try it, but I will, thanks.
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by xab9 8y ago
Others doing it doesn't make it morally any better, though others thought like you do... like all the axis powers doing their fair share of deportations and gulags.
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by xab9 8y ago
Now this world starting to feel more and more like a Gibson novel - while we had been promised it's going to be an Asimov one. I feel cheated somehow.
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by xab9 8y ago
Can someone compare it with ts-node? If I get it right, ts-node is just a transpiler, but deno runs "proper" ts?
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by xab9 8y ago
`npm i` breaks. Then we delete the lock file (and usually node_modules), run npm i again and it works. Probably it works for you and we are just unlucky or we were too lazy to use some cli magic, dunno. Yarn people here (at the company) usu
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by xab9 8y ago
My thoughts exactly. We are one step away from very bad shit hitting the fan in a very painful way... so let's pretend everything's fine and try not to think about these things.
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by xab9 8y ago
Since they introduced package locks `npm i` breaks way too often for us (we have win-mac-linux machines), it's a royal pain in the back.
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by xab9 8y ago
Okay, I appreciate npm and everything, but nowdays new versions come out on a weekly basis yet something still breaks, either locally or in the CI for us. This made me fear two things the most lately: `npm i` and `npm i -g npm`.
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by xab9 8y ago
Thanks, didn't know about part and theme - and again, I'm not sure if I like it. For example angular puts [innerHTML] into a shadow container - let's assume we are talking about arbitrary localized text from a cms, heavily sa
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by xab9 8y ago
With /deep/ deprecated and css @apply nowhere in sight I'm not sure I like styling stuff inside shadow boxes...
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by xab9 8y ago
What I really loved is that how easy it was to write directly to the video buffer (320x200 256), it was ultra fast and I could even make simple games and shiny stuff :) Not sure if it's possible to do that outside dosbox anymore.
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by xab9 8y ago
Oh boy, this brings back memories. First c64 basic, then a bit of a qbasic, but then I started fiddling with turbo pascal and I still miss the sheer speed and debug capabilities fo the IDE (compared to modern frontend development). I just h
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by xab9 8y ago
"I guess Apple’s using the compatibility system to patch other things/change behaviour for specific system apps." Sometimes I do think software is doomed - like when a teammate of mine had to manually edit the bundled and min
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by xab9 8y ago
Because it's crossplatform. I can open the kdbx file on ios, mac, win and linux. Probably elsewhere too, but these are the ones I use.
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by xab9 8y ago
Hoped someone would get the monty python reference :D
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by xab9 8y ago
My current lap record is tension headaches for 25 days out of a full month. I just crawl home from the office :)
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by xab9 8y ago
My crohn days are over (at least for the diagnosis), but I'm with you on this one. I follow a strict schedule with eating and then just sit around (this usually means breakfast at 7am and then waiting an hour and a half, similar thing
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by xab9 8y ago
Yep. At my current place HR allowed me to go and see the doctor if I tell them well in advance and overwork the missing hours. Funny thing is that I'm very diligent and if they asked me how I feel about _helping them out on the project
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by xab9 8y ago
Not op. Sometimes the environment makes it nearly impossible to do a job hunt with an active job, also one time I was "convinced" that I'm not feeling good in the team so "probably" I should quit, like, right now (t
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by xab9 8y ago
I've read some of your comments about your symptoms and experiences with headaches: I don't envy you. I had a couple of minor surgeries and some were in full anastesia, some with spinal injection only. Once the nurse said that I m
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by xab9 8y ago
Yep. We need superman, but we are a bicycle repair shop. Only superman will do, that is the only thing we know for sure.
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by xab9 8y ago
No no, not in advance, but when I could claw my eyes out because of the pain - the problem was that slowly, year after year it worked less and less.
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by xab9 8y ago
Saridon but all the same I guess. Not my wording though, but the doctor's.
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by xab9 8y ago
I would give you half a leg to just reduce the pain. Heck, it can lurk around on level 3 out of 10, I'll just walk that off.
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by xab9 8y ago
God, that shit sure tastes bitter :D But I'm trying the same nowdays, hope it's going to help.
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by xab9 8y ago
I have "The Big Clusterfuck" twice a year and "just" tension headaches nearly every day. They start around 3pm and they intensify 'til they kill me, even on weekends - but I'm totally 100% sure that there are p
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by xab9 8y ago
I don't want to sound like an asshole, but one from the world of chronic headaches, here is what I took away from the doctors in the last five years: 1. the brain is complicated and we don't know much about it 2. anything can trig

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