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kirstenbirgit
1y ago
EU forgets that this kind of overzealous, micromanaging intervention only reduces incentives to innovate new features and products. If the EU forces companies with a competitive edge (better software, in this case) to make it available to t
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kirstenbirgit
4y ago
These problems are caused by criminalization.
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kirstenbirgit
4y ago
I don't think very many users want Fentanyl at all; short high, little to no euphoria. What users really want is diamorphine or similar, which is way less dangerous, but fentanyl is commonly used because it's cheaper to produce.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
At that point one might as well get an instant boiling water tap system.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Just trying to understand your thought process here - did you think that the parent thought that the filter would somehow remove lime out of thin air? I'm honestly amazed how you didn't immediately come to the conclusion that it&#
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Not on Slack, no.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
WordPress has automatic updates, and you actually have to enter a hard to guess password when creating an account. The plugin issue is not specific to WordPress.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
> truly customized content architecture and presentation Can you give an example of something like that which is not possible with WordPress?
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
>I'd be very curious how a WP plugin is managing this. If you don't know how the cache plugins do this, it's pretty obvious you are not very knowledgable about WordPress site operations. Please stop spouting falsehoods her
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
One could also argue that it's utterly rude and disrespectful to the other persons' time to just type "hi".
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
I really feel bad for this person. It seems like they are used to another workplace culture than the secretive and strict culture of Apple, and they might have committed some social faux pas which tainted their reputation, leading to sabota
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
there's case studies from box, checkr and coinbase on the website
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Of course it is. Even if we actually start sequestering CO2 from the atmosphere – which would require investments in the order of trillions of dollars – the damage has been done.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
I can identify with the way she describes her day. Technology, news, social networks and notifications fill up too much of my day, without much or anything to show for it. It's easy to get lost in your phone. It feels like a drug. I al
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
They use 10th gen Intel CPUs, and PCIe for SSDs. I'm definitely buying one, have waited for quite some time.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
I have used Apple Notes since I got my first iPhone, there's still notes from back then in there! Mainly for quick lists and things I need to remember, ideas, shopping, etc. Haven't really found any issues with it.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
If I was /u/Maxwellhill, I'd just stop posting to troll all these people
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Sure, there's a lot of things wrong with Apple's operating systems. I would love for them to be more open, and the ability to install non-signed apps on my iPhone (although they've added all the features I used to jailbreak f
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
YouTube apparently does this, and Apple also suggested it in their letter to Hey.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
The "120hz dance" reminds me of my "drag my 2 external monitors around in System Preferences every time I dock my MacBook, otherwise they switch places"-dance. It's amazing that all these display bugs still exist wh
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Using an actual, proper IDE instead of text editors with plugins that have so-so language support. Learning how to operate a computer efficiently. Use keyboard shortcuts. Set up scripts for commonly used tasks. Configure our environment and
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
None of those even scratch the surface of what used to be on reddit back in the days
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
/r/The_Donald has effectively been archived and marked read-only. There's no or little activity - the link you posted was an exception - all users have moved over to a third party site. While one could argue that Reddit shoul
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Looks like that preference is enough to get you downvoted here :)
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
I don't actually mind the butterfly keyboard. Back in 2016 I got one of the first laptops with the it, the 12" MacBook, and I'm still using it daily. Also had a 2017 15" which I just upgraded to the new 16". Zero is
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Why?
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Lots of good advice in this article.
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
I generally think it makes sense to start with readily available tools, but as a project grows and becomes more specialized, it often shows that the tool doesn't quite fit, doesn't quite have the same performance characteristics,
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
In general, anything you connect to the Internet (or perhaps even a network used by Internet-connected users) needs to be updated regularly. That a HTTP server from 2003 continues to work today is happy coincidence, but it also means that t
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kirstenbirgit
6y ago
Yep, there's zero reason for the gifs. They seem really slow to me. Makes it impossible to copy the code if I wanted to, as well.
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