BoysenberryPi

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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Yes, any deal would involve someone making a profit but that isn't important. The question "follow the money" implies is, was this decision made because it was the best decision for the circumstances or was it made because so
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Explain this comment to me. It seems reasonable to come to the conclusion that someone is profiting on the side from this deal. Especially given the current postmaster general. Is there some other trail of thought you think is being neglect
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
First link is a 404 and second link is from 2017 and doesn't have the information I want which is how much money they are making from storefronts.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Is Krita transparent about their finances? Because I would love to know how much money Krita makes on this front. My guess is not much at all.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
> I can't understand why people tolerate spoken instruction Not only do people tolerate it, some people prefer it! I'm going out on a limb here as I have no data to back this up but I'm willing to bet that the average pers
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I feel like you are in the minority. Most people prefer narrated games over having to read dialogue.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I agree you about LTT to a certain point but I think you are dragging them too much. LTT has done some very good tech journalism in the past and brought some very important stories to light. While I do not prefer them for my hardware inform
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
If I wanted to get into linux phone development, what's a good entry point into this?
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Regarding skills not being transferable. This is only somewhat true and the author is doing some goal post shifting here. What he said really only applies to game engines, not game frameworks and certainly not game programming in general. I
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Sure it's possible.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
What does this have to do with people in tech communities being rude?
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
> It's second only to my all time favorite of "I left a company, and here's a blog post about why you should care" post. As a counterpoint, one of my genuinely favorite post is Michael Lynchs "Why I left Google&q
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Personally I would say most people here and in tech communities in general are insufferably rude but YMMV.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
> Word. Excel. Microsoft absolutely has sales people for the B2B side of Microsoft Office constantly shilling Office 365. This absolutely doesn't sell itself.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Not grandmother but my non-technical dad cares about this.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Doom Emacs and Spacemacs are the most popular two. I recommend Doom Emacs although Spacemacs is what I started with and I find it to be more user friendly.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I used it for a few months and I did have a few intermittent issues but it worked for the most part
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
How is the VPN bad? If I recall, it's just Mullvad with Firefox branding.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
There will be tons of people who will rightly rake Mozilla over the coals for this so I don't need to do it. That being said I honestly feel for Mozilla in some way. Making a browser as your primary product is just not profitable witho
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I've done both and I'm indifferent.I recognize this is probably a very pro WFH crowd but there are pros and cons to both of them. I find collaboration is just easier in person and most of the big "aha!" moments I've
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I think what's really happening here is that most people, especially older men, are realizing how much of their social life is tied to work and going to the office. My advice is to get some hobbies, make some friends, join some groups.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
> But it'd really not be that big a deal compared to stuff like saying "healthy 20 year olds in their prime at near zero risk from this virus are now legally forbidden from dating". This idea that young people are at near
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I enjoy this series quite a bit and read more than a few but these books are far denser than people realize. After each manga section there are several pages of an afterword of sorts that feature some of the densest textbook level explanati
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
The problem is most people (or at least the loudest people) treat it as a black and white situation. You are either for this or against that.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I would like to know who "the like" include because as far as I know it's just Plaid and maybe Intuit doing this. Until banks provide APIs directly to developers this just gives Plaid a monopoly. All devs who want to make fin
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
If screen scraping is illegal just know that pretty much every budget and banking app is also illegal because they all use screen scraping.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Yes, KaiOS users are pretty much all in India. KaiOS is basically a step up from a feature phone but not quite at the level of something like Android or iOS so the phones it runs on are very cheap.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Whether you agree or disagree with it, ISPs have the right to fire you as a customer. However, I don't usually see that exercising that right unless it's for piracy.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
> but over time this is very ugly and frustrating (as it requires manual intervention) and you block the disposable Email provider they used ... This seems like an ego issue honestly. Like you feel like you are being taken advantage of.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
> We aren't short on 'resources', we are short on doctors and nurses. When I say "resources", people are included in that. Human resources one might call it. > Nurses are a little more flexible in that more mo

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