stringyham

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by stringyham 3y ago
That fake bee one was really something else.
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by stringyham 7y ago
I've tried several times and I agree, it's boring to me. But a lot of people use it daily and see real progress.
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by stringyham 7y ago
I see it ranked 5th in OP
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by stringyham 7y ago
Oh, the memories! LC 475 and Performa 5200 here
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by stringyham 7y ago
i'm,using,my,own,rules,deal,with,it
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by stringyham 7y ago
Most of (not all) my results are above the knee skirts.
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by stringyham 7y ago
If you can write the app you need with "modules, web components, promises, and async/await" then you never needed Angular to begin with. And that's a good thing, frameworks/libraries are never the answer to everyt
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by stringyham 7y ago
Are you suggesting that angular apps written in 2014 would not still be working?
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by stringyham 7y ago
> extremely bad french, so it is pretty much only used by ignorant journalists I wouldn't say that, it's still debated whether it's correct or not.
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by stringyham 7y ago
I kept having sync problems with OneNote so I had to ditch it and started using evernote instead.
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by stringyham 7y ago
What do you do now?
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by stringyham 7y ago
Compatibility mode would be like coding for IE7. Not IE11's fault :D
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by stringyham 7y ago
Is there some joke I'm not getting? querySelector has worked on IE since version 8.
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by stringyham 7y ago
In France, on some trains (ouigo) you pay extra for baggage
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by stringyham 7y ago
Thanks for the author recommendation, had never heard of him.
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by stringyham 7y ago
Is this the bootcamp version of the famous Dropbox HN quote? I only partially agree with you. I also prefer learning with books and online courses but that's not everybody's case. Some people benefit much more from a structured pr
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by stringyham 7y ago
It's absolutely not. Most of my friends put a picture. I'm in tech and I don't but that's a personal choice.
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by stringyham 7y ago
And I agree with you.
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by stringyham 7y ago
I intended for that question to be rhetorical. What I don't understand is why that formula is seriously used in arguments.
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by stringyham 7y ago
My bad, didn't realise there were so many stations shut down. I travelled without any hassles on those days so I assumed just a couple of main stations were closed.
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by stringyham 7y ago
> During Paris protest earlier this year the gov would just shut down public transports for about 5~10 km around 10km is nearly Paris' width so I'd say that's a bit much. If I remember correctly, they closed the main sta
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by stringyham 7y ago
Has the creepiness formula been somewhat accepted officially? I often see people using it to define the creepiness of a relationship, something I find very weird.
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by stringyham 7y ago
You could have just refrained from posting.
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by stringyham 7y ago
And my XPS 13 9350 (2015) has display problems. My screen stopped working for a week and started working again for absolutely no reason. It's a known problem : https://www.dell.com/community/XPS/XPS-13-9350-Bl
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by stringyham 7y ago
Thank you for the headphones recommendation. Exactly what I was looking for.
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by stringyham 7y ago
I bought it full price. It's perfect for the usage I have: comics and youtube. But I wouldn't try anything else on it, wouldn't want it to explode.
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by stringyham 7y ago
I love reading these kind of stories about Japanese companies. I hope there are more and more of these as the current work culture over there is pretty depressing to me.
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by stringyham 7y ago
I had exactly those same problems. I used it with a group of friends but one of them often didn't receive our replies.
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by stringyham 7y ago
"John, why are you humming the porn-cancelling song?"
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by stringyham 7y ago
Wouldn't that be like being against the concept of vaccines because of horrible medical lobbies?

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