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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Oh hell yeah, as soon as it works on the pixel 3 I'm jumping ship.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
The wizard of odds made it
93.
by beprogrammed 5y ago
Where is that quote from? I couldn't find it by searching the text.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Too many cooks in the kitchen. Despite the article trying to phrase it as if they have no idea what to do, they know there computer incredibly well, it's a matter of going through the steps and isolating the problem.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
"XXXXXXFTHISGUYXXXXXXX" is right lol
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Stands to show a critical problem with relying on SaaS products. "Oh that critical function that we broke? Yeah were not fixing that." Solution, if it's not built here, we don't rely on it. A lot more work up front, a lo
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Looking at the sheer number of garbage/troll pull requests to Torvalds repo on GitHub makes me understand the resistance to this. You could imagine the constant flow of drive-by spam PR's you would be getting.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
You win this comment section, there could not be a more appropriate quote for this news.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
I haven't noticed any UX issues, great job on the browser, looking forward to the search engine. Thanks.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Ooh interesting. Ever since runaroo gave up the go, I've needed something new.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
A good rule to program by.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Yeah....where the sun don't shine.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
And as we can see, humor died on the internet with the 90s
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Absolutely. It's all about context, and these platforms do a terrible job of allowing one to see the big picture. Think how many platforms don't even give a path for negative feedback, or merge the positive and negative feedback i
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Ah you don't need office. They should switch to using latex! Would produce nicer documents. And data frames to replace Excel, they'll all be better off for it.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Ha! love it. The question is, is it any good?
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
The pdf is good for a laugh.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
That's a good point. But it also brings up the false sense of security, a floppy drive could just choose to ignore the switch and write anyways, just as the phone could secretly write the firmware.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
This is just software updating software, so a switch would just be a token gesture, unless it wasn't, in which case you need to have the software be loaded from some ROM and the ROM only writable when the switch was activated, in which
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
All death penalties are not equal. When was the last time the USA killed a child for a photo they didn't like? If you were to be a child and got killed in the US, you surely deserved it. If you were a child and got killed in Saud, you
111.
by beprogrammed 5y ago
I had no idea Corel was so into Linux.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Better late than never!
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Great site, I was waiting for one of these.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
But God is an artificial construct.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
> He called for someone to be 'retroactively aborted'. Oof, if I was that person I'd be taking a good hard look at myself, he's rarely wrong.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Just to stand as a counter point I like rude Linus. I feel it's actually less rude and more just straight facts.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Got to love Linus. I feel safe about the kernel as long as he remains its head.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Trusting a proprietary app for your lights was a shitty idea.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
More words than the fastly failure, but just about as much information.
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by beprogrammed 5y ago
Compared to earth, she's pretty bleak. Couldn't imagine spending a life there.

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