eddieroger

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by eddieroger 6d ago
Wendy's used to only open in locations that already had a McDonald's. Research is research.
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by eddieroger 7d ago
It runs Unix but somehow I bet that doesn't really change anything.
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by eddieroger 7d ago
And headphone jacks.
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by eddieroger 8d ago
That's how you meet people? You invite your friends, maybe one or two of them know someone who'd be interested, they join a few times, and now they're your friends, too. There was the one picture of his three middle school fr
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by eddieroger 14d ago
> Do you really believe you chose to opt in? Yes, in that I am of free enough will to choose not to use something or do my homework before making purchases. I'm also not saying that you shouldn't be able to walk around without
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by eddieroger 14d ago
I do have a smartphone, but I don't seem to feel the pain the author feels about being inundated by QR codes and apps. Maybe I have all the apps I need already? Maybe I just don't mind having an app on my phone because I know that
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by eddieroger 14d ago
Did you read the post or just decide to advertise your dislike of AI by wishing ill on others?
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by eddieroger 16d ago
I was all set to come and give Google the benefit of the doubt that they were just subscribed to the GNIS database[1], and that if the executive branch issued an order, then other governmental agencies were required to adhere to them. But w
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by eddieroger 21d ago
I'm sure this also ends the Safe Harbor protection they've enjoyed, then, if they're going to be in the business of dictating what content can be seen and where.
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by eddieroger 22d ago
12 year old me didn't know who Weezer was, yet, but I knew Happy Days thanks to Nick at Nite. I was blown away, and my dad (who was the reason I knew Happy Days) thought I was crazy because he had no idea what it was. It didn't ju
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by eddieroger 22d ago
One of my happiest open source memories was creating an Adiumy skin for my college and others actually downloading and using it. The app was huge. Those were the days.
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by eddieroger 23d ago
Not arguing how big companies got data, but there is plenty of public domain knowledge and content available to someone who wants to get it.
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by eddieroger 29d ago
So we can't enjoy driving a car unless we build it ourselves? Can't cook with knives we didn't forge? They made something together and used it to - by hand - create more, including the capability to extend what it created. Fr
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
>However, I have a new policy. >If you’re not bothered enough to review and edit it... >...then I’m not going to bother reading it. Just playing Devil's Advocate here, but we've had copywriters and editors for generations
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
You can even support Actions with this method if you're not afraid of a little scripting. https://git-scm.com/book/ms/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
Meta, the same company that used to play silent audio so it wouldn't be killed in the background? I'm not super worried about them being upset about privacy laws changing.
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
Yeah, I know, and it's down.
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
For the amount of money enterprises are paying to GitHub, there is a reasonable (and contractual) expectation of uptime. I don't think my boss would find it to fun if I bailed work to hit the gym just because GitHub was down.
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
Yeah, that was unnecessary. Incompetent are born and work everywhere. In this case, Microsoft's problem with GitHub is trying to shove the square peg that is GitHub in to the round hole that is Azure.
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
You're welcome to write code however you want and invoke xcodebuild via the command line, granted so long as it's on a Mac. But look at all the vibe coded apps we're seeing these days - plenty of folks are developing without
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
Android Studio is available on Android? Got a link to that? iPadOS isn't macOS.
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
> Own an iPad? Can't develop on that, pay for a Mac. Just like I can't run Android Studio on my Pixel or Samsung Tabs, but for some reason, that doesn't seem to get people hopped up. Why should I expect to run Xcode on a c
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
This one was sarcasm. Sorry for making you work so hard to detect it.
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
I don't know, Oracle historically has a very chill, almost laissez-faire point of view on licensing.
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by eddieroger 1mo ago
I get nothing of the power fantasy, of it, but I do get joy out of vibe coding. As I've gotten older, the amount of ideas I have here and there has remained constant, while the time I have, or brain power at the end of the day when I c
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by eddieroger 2mo ago
Flight Control HD was one of the first iPad games I had. I under-appreciated how much easier this game was with a finger than a trackball.
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by eddieroger 3mo ago
Liability is the answer! If you build an auth system and it fails, it's your backside. If Okta fails, it's theirs. Enterprises buy products as much as they buy protection from problems.
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by eddieroger 3mo ago
I vaguely remember that from the Scion days. I wonder what that does to liability? Like if it's something that impacts the safety of the vehicle - like a roll bar? - who takes on the liability if it's a dealer option?
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by eddieroger 3mo ago
Wraps exist for folks who pursue it, which is always going to be a subset of those who only look at dealer / manufacturer options. Being able to get a wrapped vehicle off the line is a new option for most buyers.
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by eddieroger 4mo ago
> Hey, Z, how's it going? People have had "weird" or out of the norm nicknames forever. Where do you think nicknames come from?

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