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Nathanael_M
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Comment #46974253
The percentage of comments written primarily for the purpose irrational political ranting is frustrating, considering the genuinely interesting nature of the story.
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Comment #45575310
Can I ask if it’s the domain or the IP?
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Comment #45559626
I hope we get regular updates. Email deliverability is a frustration outside of the M365/Gmail ecosystems, but it’s not as bad as it’s sometimes made out to be, and I’m optimistic …
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Comment #45319502
Level 39 is sadly broken for me. Just totally sporadic. Have to toggle my iPhone camera on and off and switch tabs to get it to register.
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Comment #45277178
Do you take pride in knowing that you eat cooler than anyone else, because you should. Short rib is shocking where I am. Even chuck is pushing past $15 a pound. What are you doing …
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Comment #45276918
I think I love you? This is great. Do you have them running in arrays of 3? What’s your favourite cut? What’s the best cost:deliciousness cut? What bags do you use to minimize plas…
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Comment #44954103
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Comment #41932270
Would you have any advice or resources for learning paradigms and practical paradigm usage?
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Comment #41891496
I adore 11ty. It’s not inherently component driven, but it’s super straightforward and endlessly customizable. It allows you to really experiment with organization, too. I like it …
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Comment #41805593
I think you’re reading into the name a little, haha. I’m interested in your alternative method for session token replacement, though! I think you make a good point, but I’m not an …
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Comment #41782729
Man, you’re everywhere. I have a Montana’s restaurant in my city and I’m scared to go in because of you.
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Comment #41740956
I appreciate these definitions and distinctions. Thanks for sharing. You've helped me understand that I need a better, more precise vocabulary about this topic. I think on an abstr…
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Comment #41727045
I mean, someone needs to rise to the top, unless society as a whole just says "There's no value here." and frankly there's too much real value right now for that. So someone's surv…
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Comment #41725846
It’s an arms race, then, no? Whichever company can survive the burn can sit on their LLaurels and recoup?
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Comment #41584851
Unrelated to Tor, what was your favourite project to work on that you're allowed to talk about? That must be a fascinating job.
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Comment #41533562
Which one have you been using?
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Comment #41490648
I'd like to explore this more, but I'm getting THOUSANDS of errors: Failed to load module script: Expected a JavaScript module script but the server responded with a MIME type of "…
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Comment #41488183
Figma is mostly WASM, no?
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Comment #41465854
Neither is this experiment.
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Comment #41294043
*inflates
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Comment #41106072
Weirdly topical. Currently investigating Django as a backend for product redevelopment. I'd like to avoid a fully separate frontend app, because frankly it's overkill. I was thinki…
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Comment #41094104
That’s so infuriating. But, while the people in your story sound dumb, they still sound way more technically literate than 95% of society. Azure is blue, AWS is followed by OME. Te…
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Comment #41093565
Most businesses aren’t working in tech. I’m not wildly opinionated here, I should clarify. I’d love a more Linux-y world. I’m just saying that a lot of small-medium towns, and smal…
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Comment #41090675
I suspect it would also fail if you tried it on Internet Explorer 6.
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Comment #41009808
Because Windows is accessible and Linux requires uncommon expertise and short term cost that is just not practical for lots of places. Goodluck teaching administrators an entirely …