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by fingerlocks 3d ago
Uh, no? It obviously matters. The market for small batch locally made produce is huge. Entire grocery stores dedicated to local organic offerings is the standard in every upper middle class neighborhood on the entire west coast. The reason
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by fingerlocks 4d ago
Modify the analogy: nobody cares about the mother’s tomatoes and everyone around her says they’re indistinguishable from the cheap supermarket variety. Even if it’s not true
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by fingerlocks 5d ago
Explicitly told we should not be writing code anymore at Microsoft.
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by fingerlocks 5d ago
Render shader output is no-op for offscreen viewport buffers because the view delegates redraw to the render pipeline. A render shader writing to disk has the same effect
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by fingerlocks 6d ago
Go back in time and read the react-native vs native debates. Many react advocates claimed otherwise
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by fingerlocks 21d ago
Sure, for an ideal smooth and cohesive movement with a clean exit, maybe. But I bet you’re more often carpet bombing sloppy joe’s and wading through the trenches of swamp ass
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by fingerlocks 22d ago
Ha, I didn’t realize “catch-all” was a technical term of art. Thanks for clarifying!
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by fingerlocks 23d ago
Going back on topic, Apple offers mail hosting for custom domain, along with the optional “one mailbox, infinite aliases” feature we’re discussing right now. I’ve been using it for a while now and no bot spam. No spam at all actually.
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by fingerlocks 23d ago
Good news! New outlook stores each email in a separate tarball of html. Bad news for your hard drive though
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by fingerlocks 25d ago
I was doing firmware + mobile a at large-ish startup a decade ago. Same story as Sonos; there was a push to go all cloud instead of our local network implementation that worked great. I argued breathlessly against it for days. I’ll never fo
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by fingerlocks 26d ago
Additionally, the models need to breed with each other and produce offspring models by merging a random selection of their weights. Only models suitably fit to attract a model mate will pass their weights to future generations of models. Pr
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by fingerlocks 29d ago
the arthritis is in the joints that suffered climbing trauma, it’s 100% related and not at all uncommon. My orthopedic surgeon is also a climber
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by fingerlocks 29d ago
Over twenty years of non-stop rock climbing, and I have so much arthritis in my upper body that it pains me to do simple tasks. I’m in my forties. Sometimes a little neglect ain’t so bad.
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by fingerlocks 1mo ago
Firmware development, IoT, basically anything embedded. Mobile devs that want a responsive debugger. Yubikey authentication. Smart card readers. Remoting into air-gapped machines. Thats just stuff I do.I’m sure there are many other use case
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by fingerlocks 1mo ago
Are you saying that your employers prevent you from accessing any potential data-leaking avenues? No usb ports, really? That’s an insane level of paranoia. Do you work for the mob or a drug cartel? How do you even compile and debug?
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by fingerlocks 1mo ago
You can log into your personal account and have iCloud file sync disabled. I mean what does that prevent that you couldnt do by some other means? I could also just use a browser to drag and drop anything to my personal google drive. Or use
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by fingerlocks 1mo ago
Even Microsoft lets you use your personal iCloud account on corp laptops. They can’t snoop your personal data without disabling SIP or showing system level privacy prompts or recording indicators.
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
You should see a doctor. Acetone only dries out the top skin layers, which immediately triggers a healing response and accelerates the shed cycle. Dermatologists use acetone prior to skin surgery to speed up the recovery. It’s extremely saf
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
A responsible adult prepares in advance for any risk of something horrible happening. This is why sober Trip Sitters exist. There is actually a market for this; you can pay someone to be your designated driver of drugs. Very common
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
I’ve always been skeptical about caffeine’s alleged physical dependence. I’m a two or three cups a day consumer, but I’ve quit many times and never felt any different. This has been entirely by accident, like forgetting to pack coffee on a
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
For every addict, there are many responsible adults that can set healthy boundaries and have a positive relationship with recreational drugs. This article is for them.
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
Just like acetone.
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
> If everyone loses their job, there is going to be something that works itself out. You can’t be serious. The entire crux of your argument rests on this one hand-waving “just trust me bro” dismissive?
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
Not sure why you were flagged to death, I had all the same thoughts. Vouched. These phrases have a different meanings and it’s important to highlight them
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
And Radley Balko blogged about it every day 20 years ago before publishing a book in 2013 literally subtitled as The Militarization of America’s Police
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
Not even technically. I had to do linear regressions by hand, pencil and paper, in college stats course 20 years ago. No machine necessary
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
Um yeah you can do all of that without legal consequences. HR is not the government. Are these your best examples?
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
Sarcasm? The new Mac outlook also stores each email as a separate plain text tarball of HTML. It’s the greatest unintentional Microsoft feature ever because you can finally read all your email however you please
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by fingerlocks 2mo ago
Sounds like you need to change your cabin filter.
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by fingerlocks 3mo ago
Nit: Your Mac does ship with a manual. Tips.app and of course the man pages. Point stands.

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