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Phenix88be
1y ago
This page sucked 100% of my CPU in mear seconds… I'm lucky I could close the tab fast enough.
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1y ago
I have one too! The 720p is just not enough, I wish I could at least have a 1080p :(
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1y ago
I rarely read the commit messages. It's often faster to just read the code than an obscure description, I'd rather have a small sentence that summarizes what the diff is doing than a technical paper explaining every change in the
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2y ago
This made me think about Crocker's Rules http://sl4.org/crocker.html
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3y ago
Last time someone try to interview me with a pen and paper, I walk the door laughing... It shows how little they know about the job, major red flag!
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4y ago
Yes, I know, it just doesn't feel right to me, that's all
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4y ago
You create a google chrome extension to escape Google? I understand the purpose, but your browser of choice doesn't fit the purpose, it's just a bit sad :(
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4y ago
Happy to see some AMD laptop but please: - 14" diagonal FHD LED UWWA for HD Webcam (1920x1080) (1000 Nits)⁹ FHD is dead to me, I want pixels please. It's SO hard to find a laptop with a good 2k/4k screen. As a dev I want a lo
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4y ago
> HDMI is great when you're doing presentations all over the place, no need to keep track of dongles, most places I present at uses HDMI. Then you only have an HDMI dongle. Until you present at one that use display port, someone can
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4y ago
I m happy to see that AMD Ryzen is supported ! But this laptop is missing: - a second USB-C. - You don't need that HDMI if you have enough USB-C, since you can turn them into what ever port you need. - Why the fuck do we still have USB
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4y ago
You should never buy a domain like that. This just show that it work and make the domain parking business profitable. Stop buying those domain and it will kill that awful business...
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5y ago
Did you replace the screen somehow ? I have a X220, replaced a lot of stuff, but I barely use it today because the 1366x768 screen is not enough anymore... At least a 1080p display is the bare minimum today.
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5y ago
I wish for a Firefox fork that support Qutebrowser style navigation natively instead of those barely functional extension...
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5y ago
Also magit !
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5y ago
I tried, when Spacemacs was somehow broken on my system. I didn't find anything better on Doom, and fixing Spacemacs was easier than switching to Doom. Using Doom, most of your muscle memory from Spacemacs is gone because not everythin
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5y ago
I m calling this fake... Think about it: a 5 year old? Who could write anything at that age? You can't even hold a pencil properly at 5 year old, so using a keyboard and bash? Please... I dare you to put a 5 year old in front of a CLI
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5y ago
You got it right !
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5y ago
I have been a dog trainer for about 16 years now and see this behaviour countless time. Most commonly on shepherd typed dog. But some hunting dog do it too. It's always linked to how focus the dog is something. It's also when you
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5y ago
Yes, and if it's needed, they can just sit and move their head to up to 90°.
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5y ago
> Doing nothing is akin to saying my time is more valuable than yours, you silly plebian. It's the sort of attitude that reinforces the unfortunate stereotype that IT people are arrogant and view their expertise and role as more imp
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5y ago
It's not out of the form. It's out of the email fields. So if you press tab to go to the next field, the email is send somewhere without notice.
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5y ago
So instead of fixing the language and allow to use array[-1], they add an other way to access array element. This is why I don't like JavaScript, instead of fixing feature, they add new feature to fix previous feature.
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5y ago
> and let the community pick up maintenance / forks if there’s enough interest. This almost never happen, even when the interest is very high... I love open source and free software, but we should face that this point is more a fan
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5y ago
I used to think the same, but I changed my mind after this talk : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj3YFprqAr8 There is a lot of very good point in this talk by Moxie, it's a bit long, but worth it.
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5y ago
You can move out whenever you like and own the house: just rent it to someone and move.
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6y ago
The amount of GAFAM dependencies here is impressive. So Google has all the dead certificate request made by Boston resident ? And more ? I don't like this one bit. And the article didn't even mention if they try to use something e
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6y ago
All those things don't require an office. You can do all that from a sofa... Come on...
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6y ago
> doing their bills and things Like bills do require a full office in 2021. I pay all my bills by pressing a button on my smartphone. And that's because I like to review them, I could pay them automatically if I really want to.
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6y ago
> It’s Weird that Apple doesn’t do this themselves. It’s not like they don’t have a cash. And it’s important for devs to have up to date tooling. There is no money to get from it. And developers are not the "end user" for Apple
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6y ago
There is real humans behind every software, I don't understand the logic here.
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