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by zie 2y ago
I've been happy enough over the last 5+ years, but I'm not a huge user and I've only ever interacted with their support once many years ago, and it was fine. No complaints.
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by zie 2y ago
OMG, I adore how it did foreign key relationships! Pure magic. I want!
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by zie 2y ago
Well Congress could meaningfully influence behaviors, but it seems very unlikely unless something drastic happens.
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by zie 2y ago
LibreOffice has one built-in. I don't know anyone that uses it though, which is sad, because it seems to work fine. It seems we have decided to go the SaaS route instead and you get online only things that sort of play at Access, but &
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by zie 2y ago
When clicking the link, I just get an error saying the species is not in the DB.
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by zie 2y ago
Those that had money earlier earned that money somehow, presumably by taking risks and earning the reward from those risks, instead of the risk showing up. The more risk you take, you hopefully get more expected return, but of course with m
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by zie 2y ago
I thought crocodiles counted? They are related to birds, but clearly are not birds.
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by zie 2y ago
or lease. Some EV lease deals are pretty amazing.
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by zie 2y ago
You are thinking it's duplicating work, but it isn't. You are simply recording the whole transaction in a double entry system. i.e. you know where the money came from and where it went. That's all a double entry system does,
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by zie 2y ago
You need to keep state, so that when something goes wrong you can figure out that something went wrong. PG's rounding can be summed up as: we round to the nearest digit you specify, but how we get there is mostly undefined. Every bank
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by zie 2y ago
The FDIC said you can't do this anymore starting Jan 1, 2025. So I expect it to stop in about 30 days. The FDIC will probably find a few laggards and throw some fines at them, and the process will then probably completely stop.
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by zie 2y ago
Right, the coffee maker company in China has some options: * Figures out how to make it even cheaper (unlikely) * Figure out how to avoid the tariff legally: Maybe move the manufacture or assembly to Mexico for the US market. * Cla
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by zie 2y ago
100% not paranoid. I do this for basically all payments.
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by zie 2y ago
Wire Transfers are not undoable and instant, much like Zelle. So I always recommend people send $10 first, and confirm everything works, before sending real money. When doing the confirmation, try using a different channel of communication
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by zie 2y ago
“Blindness separates people from things; deafness separates people from people.” ― Helen Keller
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by zie 2y ago
When I sign with other deaf programmers, we don't have trouble communicating with signs, even about technical programming. When I go to the doctor's office and someone interprets for me, I don't have trouble understanding the
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by zie 2y ago
See tactile signing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tactile_signing
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by zie 2y ago
sorry about the formatting. It won't let me edit it now either.
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by zie 2y ago
I would add: 3. End-user extra fields. Stuff you don't care about, but someone somewhere does.
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by zie 2y ago
Most student devices are older Android or iPad tablets. Sometimes they get older generation Chromebooks. They are not getting M4 laptops. Then EdTech delivers MS teams level bloatware and expects it to run? This stuff is generally absolute
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by zie 2y ago
How about a shortcut that launches when Safari launches. It could prompt you to verify you really want to do this for example: https://support.apple.com/guide/shortcuts/welcome/ios You can also just limit you
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by zie 2y ago
> Can iPadOS display a UI tailored to the native resolution of the external monitor such that the user need never interact with the iPad's own display? Well, since the iPad display is also the touchpad, you probably don't want
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by zie 2y ago
> If iOS or Android added robust support for external monitors, external keyboards and pointing devices, I'd probably switch to it to get the increased resistance against attacks. They basically do now? On iOS I've never seen a
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by zie 2y ago
Good to know on the Pi 5. I'm not a Pi person, so I'm very ignorant. It's nice that you can tinker for basically the same price as a dedicated device. That's not always true. I agree tinkering is fun, I was not trying to
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by zie 2y ago
- rpi5 = $80 - Touch display 2 = $60 - Carlink kit = $55 - Power adapter = $10 $205 in parts You can buy a CarPlay radio that's plug and play for the same or cheaper price. So this is clearly just for the hack value. Fun
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by zie 2y ago
probably heat issues prevented them from doing that.
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by zie 2y ago
At the federal level, yes. but that's not related to my point at all. If you've never read the federal budget, it's a great exercise in knowing how the govt operates. I encourage it. If they say spend $100 on toilet paper. It
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by zie 2y ago
Why do you think that?
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by zie 2y ago
It's very easy to stop funding X from the general fund and using the specific allocated money, so the overall spend on X doesn't increase at all, it's just the money now comes from the special tax, instead of the general fund
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by zie 2y ago
lol, I’ve never tried web serving from vimscript. I think handling sockets might be the hard part. bash is there too, and you can absolutely do simple web serving in bash, provided you also have netcat or socat https://github.co

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