BlueDingo

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by BlueDingo 3y ago
I only know of the upgrade splash screens where Dismiss is small and/or floating off of the brightly colored splash so it doesn't contrast and is harder to see. Exactly like Amazon Music.
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by BlueDingo 4y ago
I'm f I P
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by BlueDingo 4y ago
It probably won't be feasible due to cost, but my CV was noticed instantly once I enrolled in a Computer Science bachelor's degree program at a local college. I didn't have the degree and was still in my first year but that
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by BlueDingo 4y ago
Bullying is an additional level of action, right? If you're using a different verb it probably also means additional actions that aren't simply speech. I dislike bad stuff too. Bullying is wrong and should be stopped. Hate speech
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by BlueDingo 4y ago
Aesthetics aren't the same as quality, right? Also, I would say writing bad code makes the code very inaccessible...just like burying important infrastructure in a wall. Did that water leak last year cause mild growth in the wall? Don&
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by BlueDingo 4y ago
I hear you, but I'm also the type of person to admit my own uncertainty. And the people around me get way more uptake of their ideas by just leaving out those words, even when they have less or terrible foundations.
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by BlueDingo 4y ago
Or maybe they know the cost and it isn't worth it to them? The poster you respond to mentions litigation. That's how IP theft is handled. How much legal fees does anyone want to incur for due diligence or litigation or defense for
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by BlueDingo 4y ago
This is how older editors like emacs work. You interact with views/windows/tabs called buffers and those buffers can have files loaded into them. Multiple buffers can reference the same code file but view different sections simult
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
Why should they have any licensing at all? Is that unfair too? My guess is that governments have interest in making sure services are safe and reliable. Hence licenses. And rules for those licenses.
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
I searched a few weeks ago and find there should be a number of EV minivans for model year 2022. For those saying that SUVs can fit this use case...the SUVs are almost entirely small crossovers. They have the shape but you can't fit mo
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
It's not "meh." I can't safely ignore that all my browsing and purchasing is being watched by a computer I supposedly own and control.
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
Oh that reminds me to get one of those boards! I had ordered one right before most international shipping stopped last year and they had to refund me.
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
I think they mean that NFTs could be brought into the game or platform like Twitter. Buy a painting NFT, show it off in Second Life or the like. So the apps wouldn't control the assets, only verify them. I'm not "for" NF
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
Wait, does everyone get a free Tesla with FSD at some point? How does your solution spread to millions of drivers? I think if you actually want to start saving lives now (and not decades from now for FSD + policy change + phasing out), mand
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
The ease and portability are what make me moderately interested. I had kids over the last few years and no longer have a home office. I might get a desk area at some point but the only option is right next to my wife and my time to code wou
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
Fighting the good fight, day after day, without end? There is no way to force the right thing. There's no law that can't be repealed, no power that can't be corrupted. So we have to work and be vigilant, always.
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
The keys can be remapped, right? My keyboard even saves my configuration itself so it remains when swapped between computers.
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
In that scenario, is everyone hired on a contract basis? Do good workers get dumped after successful projects simply because the requirement they were desired for is complete? I think companies hire for general skills not just because they
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
I do this. Todo items that pop into my head, little notes about ongoing projects. Things I want to remember or process but aren't an immediate task. Later in the day when I pull them out, many do get trashed. Lots of Todo items never m
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
There are definitely roadways and timing that cause the problem you mentioned but the parent poster is also accurate. So many large scale highway slowdowns and jams are caused by bad drivers not utilizing the left lanes causing the accordio
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
Perhaps the parent comment was edited, but surely the 1bn threshold would cover your situation?
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by BlueDingo 5y ago
And, aside from the range like the GP said, will still be fully tracking all usage. Why does the car manufacturer get to see and sell my location information?
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by BlueDingo 6y ago
Right, the typo was done once and from then on the IDE offered it up for auto completion.
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by BlueDingo 6y ago
I agree but I think it's both. Reporters will know if a witness/interviewee is too straightforward for their purposes and will move out until they find a juicy enough narrative. That way their ass is covered.
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by BlueDingo 6y ago
Why would a professional device for adults ship with the same locked down protections of a kindergarten computing device? Your children are not in danger from antitrust enforcement.
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by BlueDingo 6y ago
I'm not versed much in these filaments but from what I know, and your link, these are just phosphor-covered LEDs, right? What is it about your current bulbs or the filament design that makes you not classify them as LEDs? The power use
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by BlueDingo 6y ago
Nope, not the GP, but I use hotkeys with a browser plugin!
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by BlueDingo 6y ago
I had one melt through a plastic table after falling off the stand. It was a super cheap model and the weight and balance were all wrong, made dangerous by the stiffness of the power cord.
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by BlueDingo 6y ago
Do you think that when police wrongly kill people, they don't also assume the victim is guilty and file it as justified? When they kill a black person during a minor, not violent crime, do you think it's ok because of the correlat
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by BlueDingo 6y ago
Aren't they though? My understanding is that they pay the payroll taxes on behalf of the employees but I think they aren't required to, it's just customary. If you're an independent contractor you pay it yourself.

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