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by trav4225 1y ago
Please be kind and rewind!
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by trav4225 1y ago
But just wait until all consumer image display and capture devices start using invisible-to-the-naked-eye watermarking and content protection, only allowing you to photograph sources which have explicitly granted permission to be photograph
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by trav4225 2y ago
Click the triangle icon next to that question to see the answer. :-)
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by trav4225 2y ago
Appreciate the feedback. For some reason I feel like I dismissed this as an option at one point, but that was long ago. I'll take another look!
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by trav4225 2y ago
Thanks for the info. I haven't looked at this in a while. I'll take another look!
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by trav4225 2y ago
Same. I wish there were an alternative (a practical pocket computer), but there really isn't. So I too gave up on fighting my phone, and have also completely stopped doing mobile development. I now treat my phone essentially as an untr
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by trav4225 2y ago
Hah! This resonated with me. Maybe I'm just "getting old", but I fail to understand the value of 99% of this stuff...
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by trav4225 2y ago
Hah! IIRC, it was a binary tree of some sort.
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by trav4225 2y ago
Because everything is buggy these days. ;-)
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by trav4225 3y ago
Factory()
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by trav4225 3y ago
Apologies for the late reply (too busy!), but thank you for your response. I appreciate it!
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by trav4225 3y ago
Sorry for the late reply (I have been too busy!), but I appreciate your helpful response. Thanks!
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by trav4225 3y ago
I always find advice like this a little confusing. A lot of these things seem (to me) to be none of the engineers' business. To me, engineers receive specs from management and implement solutions that meet those specs. And that's
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by trav4225 3y ago
"The central planning system, while intended to ensure equitable distribution, was riddled with inefficiencies and mismanagement." I'm shocked. *Shocked*, I say!
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by trav4225 3y ago
"The central planning system, while intended to ensure equitable distribution, was riddled with inefficiencies and mismanagement." I'm shocked. Shocked , I say!
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by trav4225 3y ago
My impression was always that this was an east/west-coast thing. I could be wrong!
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by trav4225 3y ago
Probably. Everyone has also long since forgotten the original purpose of HTML! ;-)
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by trav4225 3y ago
I keep clicking on Elm stories, thinking they're going to be about Elm the email client... :-)
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by trav4225 4y ago
No.
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by trav4225 4y ago
yup, same here.
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by trav4225 4y ago
I've seen a lot of new developers shocked by this approach, which surprises me a little. They seem to think that it's up to the application to handle all errors, even those of the programmer(s). This, of course, is unreasonable
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by trav4225 4y ago
Incidentally, my plumber comes packing. :-)
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by trav4225 4y ago
Yup. They were only interesting to me for 2-3 years. :-)
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by trav4225 4y ago
I thought they were pretty useful until roughly the mid-'90s. They seemed to go into full hype mode at that point, IIRC... I cancelled my sub around that time.
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by trav4225 4y ago
FYI, somewhat related: https://mosh.org/
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by trav4225 4y ago
We were, but society has resurrected it for cynical political reasons.
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by trav4225 4y ago
Thanks for the tip. I'd never come across this channel before, but I now love it!
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by trav4225 5y ago
In general, I think a large part of academia is basically "toe the line or get out". And I've worked in academia for 28 years.
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by trav4225 5y ago
> These people know literally nothing about human perception I'm sure there's a legitimate way to interpret this statement, but it still made me scratch my head a bit. :-)
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by trav4225 5y ago
Thus "for the modern age"... ;-)

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