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1y ago
Just making sure you’re aware of the size of California and New York. Yes - has a small chunk of very affluent residents, but also huge populations, loads of people living well below the poverty line, high percentage of undocumented workers
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1y ago
That’s complete rubbish. What of the sushi chef who has no knowledge or experience with French cuisine or someone who has mastered how to make a great taco? Would you not consider them masters of their craft, because I sure would.
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1y ago
This illustrates well why QR codes shouldn’t be a thing used in advertising (especially outdoor). It’s like picking up a random cup in a public place and drinking the contents.
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1y ago
This headline brought to you by the marketing department.
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1y ago
Being indebted to Elon and the Orange Administration. Probably not the best solution to a problem like this.
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1y ago
Moss used it in IT Crowd. That’s where I heard it first, and then looked up the origin.
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1y ago
A Trump cabinet member doing the same? Not even a slap on the wrist.
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1y ago
Also Snow Crash, the US consisting of many large, corpo-owned city states (also being discussed in the current news with techbros trying to start up their own self-regulated cities).
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2y ago
PeopleSoft?
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2y ago
So they wouldn’t put the power button on the back of the latest Mini, but they did on the Studio? That’s frustrating (yes, minor nit).
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2y ago
Am I old and grumpy or does that kinda go against the whole point of AoC? A daily challenge for your brain, not your prompt writing abilities.
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2y ago
Accurate. They are literally middle men taking a cut without offering anything to the process. Switch to single payer, dump the middlemen, and have our taxes pay for essential services (keeping us alive and healthy). Seems simple enough but
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2y ago
Yep. Easy to come across in SoCal at least, but go into any Asian market and you’ll see a whole shelf full of Ramune and other variant brands of that soda with that bottle. Kiddos love them.
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2y ago
I feel the same way about “UX Designer/Engineer”. Seems to mean someone who can put a wireframe together but has no design chops. Any good designer that has experience crafting user interfaces should be skilled at thinking through in-d
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With all the drama in the platform right now (caused by one of the creators), I would suggest that anyone that isn’t already deeply invested in it for whatever reason to not start now. Its future is a big question mark right now and I’m una
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Easy enough to replace icons just doing a get info and a copy/paste, but will this app handle auto-replacing the icon again after an app update? Example: I dislike the stock VSCode icon, so I found another icon that I like better and r
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2y ago
Similar thing has happened to me. Close to a year ago, it was decided that my old manager had too many direct reports, so our group was split into 2. I was asked by my manager if I wanted to apply to manage the new team, which I was not ent
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I like many of the decisions/opinions in this. Will dig into it more possibly on a future project.
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Agree - this is why I believe the notion of “UX being a discipline” is nonsense. A good designer should be informing all of their decisions with the goal of crafting the best possible user experience. Otherwise, a designer is just being rel
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I’m on a 2017 iMac 27” and the hardware issues aside, I’m also not upgrading yet because they got rid of decent screen sizes. Other than money/profit - why don’t they make a 27” anymore? Frustrating.
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2y ago
npm is a good analogy to this, but I don’t see how either one would be considered the publisher. Those are indexes/directories/whatever-you-want-to-call-it of packages/WP plugins. Another example would be something like GitHu
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Wordpress.org is not the publisher of that plugin - WPE is. Wordpress.org was just hosting it in their plugin directory, which is where just about the entire community goes to for plugins. I’d guess that because of this drama, more plugin p
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How is this not a supply chain attack? Mattomatic literally took over a plugin that WPE owns/maintains by co-opting its plugin URL/slug. They renamed the plugin but took control over the URL that everyone’s plugin points to for up
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Strong disagree - yoast, while super popular, is a horrible, bloated mess and loves to dirty up your front end code. It’s also a regular target for vulnerabilities, due to its popularity.
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What do you do if the manager has no technical skill/knowledge (basically generic middle manager that happens to lead a technical team)?
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My dad (W6FP RIP) did the same. I thought that was pretty neat but not enough that I ever got into ham radio.
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That’s the point of the license WordPress is developed under - WPE, in fact, does not have a duty to give anything back.
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With Lorawan or meshtastic, what’s the practical max range for a line of sight connection between 2 devices (or a device and the base)? I have a need to mount a weather station on top of a mountain and our free flight club’s landing zone is
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Check out Stave Puzzles if you want to get into insanely difficult jigsaw puzzles with multiple solutions. Some have multiple solutions (3+) and some go 3 dimensional. I have one that is either a 3 or 4 leaf clover.
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Tesla does a lot of the “slick” features very well, but at least for me, they have been failing miserably at the basics: - customer service: took 3 weeks to get my last service appointment, so I couldn’t drive my car for that long (service
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