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by yard2010 2y ago
Not OP and I don't 100% agree with the grandparent post, but work to live is a privilege. Do it consistently when you can't afford or be entitled to it, find yourself out.
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by yard2010 2y ago
I loved the signal-to-noise ratio of this article.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Well, good luck prosecuting Winnie the Pooh
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by yard2010 2y ago
When I'm setting deadlines for myself, working fast to ship, making compromises due to time constraints I get depressed. When I'm working on a project for years and it has not yet shipped, I get depressed. Personally, I think the
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by yard2010 2y ago
You are not stealing anything, unless you find a way to delete the source article after you downloaded it. It might break copyright rules. I wouldn't recommend doing either though.
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by yard2010 2y ago
I wouldn't get myself into this honestly. Wrong turn and you're a terrorist. Especially with how crooked and backward the people responsible for it seem.
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by yard2010 2y ago
I think there was something like this that allowed you to bypass the password on Win95 - you click help, then something, then it opens the file explorer
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by yard2010 2y ago
This reminded me of Archer Scavenger Hunt[0] From Wikipedia: Shortly after episode 2 aired, a viewer noticed that a serial number featured on the computer screen in the episode was actually hexadecimal ASCII code for a website URL. This URL
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by yard2010 2y ago
No need for an asteroid. Just a few salty lawyers.
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by yard2010 2y ago
This is the way. I'm buying stupid tech exclusively, and make it smart in my own terms.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Haha Facebook worked with law enforcement to catch criminals. Who works with law enforcement to catch Facebook?
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by yard2010 2y ago
If I'm not mistaken you can buy a special 888 number which works only for telegram from telegram
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by yard2010 2y ago
For the past few weeks I've been using Telegram to create my own cool sticker and when talking with people in whatsapp (eughh) I find myself having trouble finding the words my telegram stickers would mean
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by yard2010 2y ago
Honest question - is Linux Mint the Ferrari of linix?
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by yard2010 2y ago
In Russia too?
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by yard2010 2y ago
I would click on any banner you want as long as I can use my one cable for everything and use Vivaldi browser on my iPhone with uBlock origin built in so I can browse the internet on my phone without the need to worry about catching AIDS or
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by yard2010 2y ago
It's absolutely amazing that europe is a thing. A world with just the US as the main western power is so lame, everyone cares just about money, no other values, sounds so boring. Now the average american can look up to something and de
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by yard2010 2y ago
Bruce Willis Die Hard. It always astounds me that he becomes more badass as he gets balder and balder. And all of Nolan's films.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Asking the real questions. Also, how does backward compatibility work? An offline first app might use a stale version of the code sometimes right?
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by yard2010 2y ago
I have just written an essay about the word water in the sibling post comments. One thing I discovered in the process is that the word water comes to english all the way from Proto Indo European. The word hydro, however, comes from ancient
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by yard2010 2y ago
"Supafecta"
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by yard2010 2y ago
Fun fact: the word Νερό (nero) means water in greek. The actual meaning is fresh (I think it's the source of the word "new" too). It turns out, that many years ago you meant something else than fresh water by saying just wat
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by yard2010 2y ago
Bah bro they sent an email with some euphemisms, they have no need to do any of this it's already handled
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by yard2010 2y ago
"can you copy a number please?"
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by yard2010 2y ago
> Both C locales and wchar_t are shitfucked retarded legacy braindeath. If the C/POSIX standard committee had actually competent members, these would have been deprecated or removed long ago. (I mean, they managed to remove gets().)
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by yard2010 2y ago
For anyone else who doesn't know, Pieter Levels is a gifted solo entrepreneur that likes to build in public (to some extent). He is an inspiration glitter bomb. He has an open and honest attitude that really makes him relatable and I b
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by yard2010 2y ago
Password. The username is Cyril Figgis.
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by yard2010 2y ago
It sounds like the problem is inherent - people are lying about themselves, about their lifestyle, about who they really are, mostly online but the same in real life. I found that it's better to be more open and transparent. It might h
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by yard2010 2y ago
...how is it so slow?
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by yard2010 2y ago
Once you have enough data points, from current usage, and these days every company is tracking EVERYTHING even eye movement if they could, it's just a matter of time. I do agree though that before we reach an AGI we have these agents w

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