znhll

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by znhll 2mo ago
> I don't think a single one ever required any serious repairs beyond replacing consumables I think your experience has been an outlier. I've had several printers from different brands also, and have had some that last a long t
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by znhll 8mo ago
They named their video conference tool "Visio" ? lol Meanwhile... Micro$lop: Aha! Sharpen your lawyers, mes amis!
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by znhll 8mo ago
MS Access was on its way out by the time I started working in software, but the simplest explanation I can give about why the "forms" question is this, let's say you're a business person and...: * You have a huge Exc
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by znhll 8mo ago
> Because that seems like a bare minimum to collaborate at all. Now you're getting a clue why Google had like 3-4 competing communication tools at some point lol
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by znhll 8mo ago
> It would take 2 seconds for anyone at Google to confirm this. Not really... Google is literally too big, and the fact that they've offshored and/or automated support away and compartmentalized it all where no single IC employ
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by znhll 1y ago
I recently started making the switch from docker (and docker compose) to using podman and quadlet, but holy crap is the documentation for podman quadlets a big f-you wall-of-text mandoc that would make Torvalds proud. I've read thru th
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by znhll 4y ago
I've been on a quest to tame the bookmark monster. I have bookmarks (collectively over 10k probably) all spread around in different devices, different browsers on different computers, and event in text messages I sent to myself, via wh
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by znhll 6y ago
There's a whole series of ebooks by Syncfusion that are exactly what you're describing. Matter fact I think they call them the "Succintly" ebooks series because they tend to introduce a technology or topic in a short 100
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by znhll 6y ago
Sorry for your loss. I know it's hard, and the cold computer-automated world of today will mindlessly still remind you of your loved one in a million different ways. You just gotta be patient, take a break, or perhaps delegate some of
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by znhll 7y ago
He's at home. There's a quarantine you know!
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by znhll 7y ago
funny, cuz that's what I call VB programmers... lol jk This is an interesting project, but in my experience with companies that still use VB6 or VB.net (they have no idea about linux nor a desire to learn anything new... hence why the
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by znhll 7y ago
Not my project but I've looked into this kind of thing for a few months now, and I really like https://hereditas.app/ It's open-source!
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by znhll 7y ago
Now I just gotta find a friend that wants and can travel. Awesome concept though, I actually have a few international friends I would love to share this with.
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by znhll 7y ago
There aren't titles of nobility in the US. Supposedly everyone is equal (under law), but as we often are witness to, some people seem to be more "equal" than others (under law) and this spreads to social class. Money and conn
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by znhll 7y ago
This is pretty inspiring
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by znhll 7y ago
I still waiting for a non-Android phone with a physical radio cut-off switch, and removable battery... not holding my breath though :(
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by znhll 7y ago
Huh... hadn't hear of that... from what I understand after a quick search: 2 of the reactions/shots were not genuine thefts, but this was not exactly intentionally faked by Mark Rober, but by the people who he enlisted to help bai
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by znhll 7y ago
While I agree with your points, I'd also point you to the bait Amazon package experiment by Mark Rober (find it on YT) that pretty much caught people that by any objective standards were just a-holes who did it just because it was an e
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by znhll 8y ago
Yeah I've learned that organiztion of data seems to come back to librarians or libraries.
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by znhll 10y ago
A couple years ago as I was finishing my CS degree, I often wondered about this. I knew lots of my classmates were cheating with stuff like this, or even just buying whole zipped archives of past student's work to pass off as their own