computmaxer

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by computmaxer 7y ago
Quite simply because I am an American living in the US and those are the most accessible to me and the people I communicate with regularly.
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by computmaxer 7y ago
I'm a software engineer who does not practice "tech veganism." I use an iPhone, iMessage, Gmail, Google, Google Docs, etc. I'm interested in understanding why people who do practice this feel so strongly that using these
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by computmaxer 7y ago
What was the comment, Bob?!
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by computmaxer 8y ago
What? If it isn't in the browser, what's the difference between that and something you download on Steam?
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by computmaxer 9y ago
They nearly have done this already with "Low Power Mode", but unfortunately it seems they haven't committed to trusting the user to use this.
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by computmaxer 10y ago
Based on reading this it seems like you haven't worked on a large application where there are lots of modules and libraries developed by independent teams all coming together to form a final product (shipping with CD or not). I work on
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by computmaxer 10y ago
I have Bose QC35s and they can be simultaneously connected (not just paired) to two devices at the same time. They can be paired to more, and you can cycle through paired devices with a switch on the headphones or use the iPhone app to sele
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by computmaxer 10y ago
So did I, but it was a simply something that could have used physical keys. Was it dynamic based on the application you were using or configurable in any way?
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by computmaxer 10y ago
Four standard (non-proprietary) multi-use ports is a complaint? No innovative features? What do you call a ribbon display that no one has ever done before? No expansion - nothing new to the MBP line.
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by computmaxer 10y ago
Wonder if he would have caught it if the attacker had gotten a real SSL/TLS certificate.
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by computmaxer 10y ago
At my university it was a 3rd or 4th year course (depending on how quickly you were able to knock out the prereqs), and I think that was a great approach. At that point you've used programming languages enough that creating your own in
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by computmaxer 10y ago
As someone who works at Workiva, I completely agree. The post comes off a little more abrasive than I'd like. I think writing it as an "email" to a hypothetical new team member makes it worse. The point is: we take our code r
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by computmaxer 11y ago
Just like guns.
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by computmaxer 11y ago
They even list it as the second featured benefit on their website today https://www.apple.com/safari/
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by computmaxer 11y ago
This is well known and widely publicized by Apple. They list it as one of the major new features of Safari 7.0 and OS X Mavericks. They had similar charts in the keynote when they announced it.
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by computmaxer 11y ago
AirDrop - you don't even have to plug it in.
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by computmaxer 11y ago
That's a bit of an exaggeration - there are definitely roads checkerboarded at 1 mile intervals, but most are gravel in between some paved ones.
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by computmaxer 11y ago
I live in Iowa. Is our dialect concrete enough to put it in a group with Indian English and Australian English?
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by computmaxer 11y ago
Try Romans 12: 9-21
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by computmaxer 12y ago
> but Node.js takes up a lot of resources in a browser You must be confused. Node.js is used to run JavaScript on the server, not in a browser (the client).
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by computmaxer 12y ago
Have you considered omniscient with Immutable.js? https://www.npmjs.com/package/omniscient