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Comment #24840162
I would not be surprised if DMV employees were measured and rewarded on their throughput, so punting people who have anything wrong is incentivized.
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Comment #21470252
Apple's Goto Fail bug is similar but not exactly what you're looking for: https://dwheeler.com/essays/apple-goto-fail.html
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Comment #21393950
As always, relevant xkcd: https://www.xkcd.com/386/
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Comment #21266798
Is Blizzcon streamed in China? I agree - nothing will happen. They'll likely heavily filter what they broadcast in China if they do stream there, and that's about all they can poss…
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Comment #21188036
I think that's one of the reasons NPR bought Pocket Casts - to get this data. Where are users skipping? When are they dropping out of a podcast? Etc. Personally I skip forward past…
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Comment #21041491
Check out the video game "Soma". It's a horror-themed game but you can play in "Safe" mode if that's not your thing. I'd say more but that would spoil things for you.
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Comment #20928492
I think if you hire another software engineer to help you it could potentially fail criteria C: "The worker is customarily engaged in an independently established trade, occupation…
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Comment #20792998
That 1TB you always pay for, while Backblaze is pay-per-use.
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Comment #20632081
Your relative was before their time: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/options/page/flow-mul...
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Comment #20598307
> I hope I can repurpose them for other iot signals. I bought one for that - it's authenticated on my wifi but doesn't know what to order on Amazon. Pushing the button will make it…
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Comment #20531459
I'd say that disk comes a close second, if not first. Overtaxed slow disks with low memory makes for a terrible desktop experience. Once your memory usage climbs and your OS starts…
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Comment #20522827
> Google Mail is quite fast for me as well... And I'm not even using some crazy fast computer, just old PC with Core i5. If you want to see fast mail, go load the basic html versio…
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Comment #20408643
Probably some combination of things that break principle of least surprise along with not needing to think about that thing very frequently. A good IDE and good coding standards ca…
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Comment #20388460
Re: performant code, the developer writes the code once, it is read many times, and it is run many many many times. Several orders of magnitude more. Yes, making code that is easy …
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Comment #20304677
It should just be turned off for large channels. Pop an error message and direct users who need it to a support article, if they follow up real support people then see how many peo…
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Comment #19977715
I ran into this earlier this week. Turned out a macro that was implemented as a wrapper function in debug linked differently in ship. I don't see this first-hand very often but I'd…
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Comment #19610124
If you made a "office space" kind of game, and it was something you could actually call a game, I wouldn't be surprised to see a community grow up around it as people discussed pat…
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Comment #19477531
Plus, how much testing has the airplane gone with MCAS in an off state? Certainly less time than in the on state.
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Comment #19390307
You can use the basic html version of gmail: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/1pq68r75kzvdr/?v%3Dlui I use this - it's way more responsive and faster than the current gmail UI. M…
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Comment #19252189
I realize this is probably not helpful for you, but it works on my machine. FF 65.0.1 on Win10.
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Comment #19197063
It's been awhile since I've used it but Moon+ Reader on Android can sync progress to google drive. At the time the syncing wasn't super reliable, but it worked sometimes.
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Comment #19159635
Win7 certainly has some rough edges in retrospect, but I occasionally interact with old systems and so many things are so much snappier. I'm sure the modern frameworks in Win10 all…
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Comment #19092587
> and dismiss native apps as being duplicated work. It's worse than duplicated work, it's duplicated different work.
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Comment #19066293
Is that even a web browser? If you look at the full screenshot, (I'm not 100% familiar with iOS) it looks like an app launched from the app store?