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vlozko
6d ago
> - PM was concerned that the approach/descent was abnormal but kept his mouth shut as the more experienced captain was at the controls (Edit: apparently he did speak up but PF did not acknowledge) This was exactly what season 2 of
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vlozko
6mo ago
I was seeing this in the Xcode debugger. Didn’t realize this was a Tahoe issue, not Xcode.
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vlozko
1y ago
Yes, it's been down as of at least 20 minutes ago.
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vlozko
2y ago
> It’s eerily parallel to the situation with Ukraine today, in fact. I'm sorry, but this is not a realistic view of what transpired. Russia was and continues to be an opportunistic colonialist. They keep moving territory markers ove
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vlozko
2y ago
> Most of the people I know who pursue creative/crafting hobbies alongside a software development job have chosen to work for well-known big companies, for prestige and safety, and ended up unfulfilled in their jobs. Depends on the
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vlozko
2y ago
It's mostly 2. The harder point to prove, though I think it's true, that much of the pro-Palestinian rhetoric is as much anti-Israel, i.e anti-Semetic. It's hard to discuss subjects like this without nuance so most of my obse
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vlozko
2y ago
>... the political divide has fallen such that LGBTQ+ people are almost forced to ally with Palestine. Short answer: they are often one and the same people - leftist activists who have opinions on more than one subject.
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vlozko
3y ago
It wouldn’t surprise me if it’s a licensing issue more than a data one. Atmos support for my Xbox headset, for example, has a monthly subscription cost.
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vlozko
3y ago
They don’t dictate that at all. What they do dictate is what devices are able to connect to their network and utilize their push notification service.
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vlozko
3y ago
It’s because Google did a lot of things that Apple didn’t that was found to be anti-competitive. https://www.theverge.com/23959932/epic-v-google-trial-antitr...
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vlozko
3y ago
This is a wonderful speech full of noble platitudes. None of this actually answers the question of why Apple (or really anyone) should let anyone have free and open access to something they paid and keep paying a lot to create, deploy, main
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vlozko
3y ago
TIL. I’ve always used the included Image Capture app for all my scans.
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vlozko
3y ago
1. Would be nice but that can potentially cause inflation to rapidly grow again. It should go down but it would need to be gradual once inflation has fully stabilized. And it’s not just the US that’s suffering heavily under high inflation.
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vlozko
3y ago
>The Switch simple can’t do the same things that an Xbox or PlayStation can do. Many of those consoles top selling games would not be playable on a Switch, because they’re high performance games that require high performance hardware, an
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vlozko
3y ago
> Microsoft have not announced any plans to release that game, or any upcoming CoD game on it. There’s a plethora of articles stating the exact opposite, such as this one: https://afkgaming.com/esports/guide/is-
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vlozko
3y ago
Call of Duty will be available for Switch under Microsoft. Halo and God of War are platform exclusives. But so are Tears of the Kingdom and various Mario titles. Elden Ring is the only game listed that's not available for Switch but is
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vlozko
3y ago
I don't really buy this. There's only so many much time individuals can/will commit to playing video games and spend on accessories. There'll be an overlap of those who can afford the time/money to use both a Switch
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vlozko
3y ago
By rocky, I’m not talking about pebbles and small stones. I’m referring to boulders and ledge that may need blasting. It happens quite often up here and most of the time excavators may not know about these issues until they start digging. &
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vlozko
3y ago
> The printer would dig foundations You lost me there. I’m guessing you’ve never had to deal with rocky New England soil and non-flat grades. I’m sure many other regions have their own challenges, such as water tables and custom insulati
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MacPaw Is Shadowbanned on Twitter
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3y ago
Yes, it was some of the best reporting in the conflict by Simon Ostrovsky who’s now at PBS ( https://www.simonostrovsky.com/ ). His material and access to people from both sides of the conflict was without equal.
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vlozko
3y ago
>Also, I see more people leaving the Apple ecosystem right now for the inverse reason. This is not accurate and is anecdotal at best: https://archive.is/r6PbO
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vlozko
4y ago
I'm of the opinion that WFH has been a net negative to productivity. Measuring productivity was much easier for managers to do when everyone was in the office as employees would find it more difficult to hide attempts at slacking off.
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vlozko
4y ago
That doesn't really work, either. https://abc7.com/shoplifting-video-san-francisco-walgreens-t...
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vlozko
4y ago
Seeing the same issue up in Maine. Both from Safari and directly from google.com
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4y ago
What happens when installing Facebook requires this setting to be disabled because it's only installable with their own App Store and rampant with privacy intrusions? > People already get scammed on iPhones all the time. I disagree
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vlozko
4y ago
This is a very myopic view of what it’s like for the elderly and less tech savvy. Most aren’t capable of telling the difference and yet they constantly find themselves unknowingly getting scammed. I take it you’ve never had to clean out a h
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vlozko
4y ago
Usually the broker that handles RSUs for the company automatically does this. They’ll prevent you from doing such trades. You could still technically use a different broker and buy/sell but that’s probably blatant insider trading.
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vlozko
4y ago
I don’t see the motivation of raising a family and paying such a high rent in SF, particularly when Twitter has stated just about all their employees can work remote.
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vlozko
4y ago
I’m would say pretty common? Sometimes it happens to personal accounts if the user has access to sensitive data. For setups that aren’t as sensitive or groups of employees that don’t have access to such data, various systems may be locked d
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