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by developer1 11y ago
You have a home to stash the pennies in to save them up. Someone who lives on the street can't carry around pounds of pennies around until they have thousands of them to exchange for larger currency. Pennies might have value long-term,
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by developer1 11y ago
Defensive move? Quite the opposite. Apple has the gall to go on the offensive with an app to assist people in abandoning the competition. It would take a tiny percentage of a single percent of android users to switch to have made this stunt
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by developer1 11y ago
Hrm, I'll have to try one out with that setting. I have both a MacBook Pro and an iPhone, but being able to watch video on a tablet while lounging around would admittedly be nice. I suspect the device will still be too bulky and heavy
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by developer1 11y ago
I'm in the same boat. I've had management at a handful of companies discuss me taking on more than my Senior Developer role, for an extra $10-20k. That much stress does not warrant only a few years' worth of raises. Double my
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by developer1 11y ago
OP sounds like he works for a startup, where he's given the title of a Lead Developer, but is expected to perform the role of an Engineering Manager and even some CTO duties. In addition to hiring/salaries, also worrying about sof
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by developer1 11y ago
Courtesy of https://fourword.fourkitchens.com/article/fix-scrolling-perf... , remove the fixed background and instead place it in its own layer with will-chance: transform. .wrapper::before { content: ' &#
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by developer1 11y ago
Yes, because the fear of death totally makes the decision to have faith in sci-fi a rational thought. I sincerely hope our species never solves the puzzle of immortal life or even prolonging a life past a natural existence. The mere thought
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by developer1 11y ago
iPad is much more niche compared to iPhone. Not everyone wants/needs a consumer device to lounge around with for the price point. Everyone wants a phone. And to people like me, the iPad keyboard is simply unusable in landscape mode. Ha
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by developer1 11y ago
This. Frankly I don't understand these people who "don't get it". We're talking about the difference between moving on with your life with a guilty conscience, vs. having your entire life financially ruined due to
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by developer1 11y ago
Count me in. Someone is making money, whether it's a an external contract or just the school itself. For Christ's sake, parent said high school . What high school student can't handle their own peanut allergy? Oh my, what if
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by developer1 11y ago
<strike>You mention Stripe twice now.</strike> (Sorry, the first mention was by someone else in a comment above). If their offices were located in my city, I'd jump at a chance to work there. It has nothing to do with
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by developer1 11y ago
Is this a book that someone with no background in the sciences involved can enjoy? Is it for the layman, or requires some knowledge of the facts involved to appreciate enough to read?
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by developer1 11y ago
Haha. You began listing off the IDEs, and I was going to post suggesting the IntelliJ line. There are still some clunky annoyances and bloat in the software, but overall it is the best line of editors I have ever used. You say you've f
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by developer1 11y ago
To pitch in some preachy advice: with some time and effort, staging and production environments should be essentially identical. Sure, production is generally going to have more servers handling each service (more web nodes, more db/st
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by developer1 11y ago
The dislike for Bootstrap isn't a hate for the framework and its components. It's the fact that most people do not customize it, and so nearly all Bootstrap sites _look_ like Bootstrap. Cartoonish and bulky rounded buttons, overly
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by developer1 11y ago
>> On the other hand people sleep better in the dark I don't understand how people manage this. I fall asleep in less than 5 minutes if I lie down while the Sun is up in the morning, and stay solidly asleep until an appropriate n
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by developer1 11y ago
Right, because VW should blindly build parts into their vehicles without vetting the security they bring (especially when said part is in fact a security component). Tougher to do when vetting such a part requires expertise in the field, bu
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by developer1 11y ago
I sympathize with your situation, but am confused by "I am out $3,000". Do you not get bail money back when your presence in court is concluded? I always thought bail was a deposit, not a payment. You only lose your bail money if
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by developer1 11y ago
It's useful because this situation is temporary. Once the site is back online, the explanation will no longer be posted and anyone coming across this post in a week, month, or years later will have no information.
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by developer1 11y ago
"If someone gets access to your AWS access credentials, you’re in trouble." I know we're not supposed to post negative comments that don't "add value" to a discussion, but the only thing that comes to mind is &
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by developer1 11y ago
"An IPv6 address is basically a UUID." This is the reason why I can't believe we're not all on IPv6 yet. You would think that the online advertising industry would have done everything in their power to push IPv6, at any
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by developer1 11y ago
"The only way things improve is by large numbers of people speaking out. Power has no inherent motive to change, people need to push." Please provide a real-world example of when this has most recently happened in any situation im
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by developer1 11y ago
I wish you'd talk to the owners of a company I worked for. After 4 years in business, they continued to interview people for positions at a "startup", requiring candidates to agree to stay late or work on weekends to make the
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by developer1 11y ago
Typical fallacy wherein one person believes strongly in something - in this case science - and believes that those who don't share the belief are somehow missing out on something important. If you have a passion about anything at all,
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by developer1 11y ago
Really? I must be broken, for I have no desire to be a member of that group. :/
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by developer1 11y ago
Yes and no. Facebook can be forced to take down the content (this is the purpose of DMCA takedowns), so they are not protected from that. As for damages, no - you have to go after the person who posted it, in this case the scumbag assholes
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by developer1 11y ago
You also have to be sure the machine you're hosting this on won't be taken down if you really die and aren't around to manage/pay for it anymore. Server in your closet? The plug will be pulled long before 6 months pass a
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by developer1 11y ago
Any company using the massive amount of bandwidth you are thinking of is probably not getting all the features required for their business on the $20/month plan. Hell, you can't even obtain access logs without the enterprise prici
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by developer1 11y ago
There's likely very little adapting to do. What doesn't work is expecting to live in microgravity long term, and then come back to gravity. There's no talk whatsoever about what happens if you never go back to gravity. Unti
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by developer1 11y ago
Regarding your puzzle, the mention of unicode is strange considering the string "hiring" can be handled with ordinals < 255 in any language (ie: no special handling for unicode required). Some languages make unicode ordinals ea

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