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Comment #47968448
It's not gambling if you have information that most of the world doesn't have.
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Comment #47890091
If it was a simple web site without any third party dependencies, you could bookmark it.
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Comment #47662407
I'm not going to download an app for every company I do business with. It's as simple as that. I'm not going to download an app to order food from your restaurant. I'm not going to…
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Comment #47490292
There are so many people complaining about the Nix language while offering zero constructive criticism. I was a little skeptical about them using a custom language at first. But th…
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Comment #47367620
Same, and it lags simply trying to scroll down the page. Unacceptable.
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Comment #47341068
I've never liked the idea of my display having an integrated computer. Especially one I don't control. This non-sense just furthers that. Displays last a long time. Eventually the …
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Comment #47335773
Been using KDE for years and never had any of these problems.
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Comment #43965047
Ruby doesn't have real modules. You're right, that they are just namespaces. They are global variables with extra typing. If you use a third party library, when you require somethi…
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Comment #41349856
Mail out ballots then require an ID when you turn it in. Make it easier to get an ID if that's a problem. It seems pretty simple to me. Not sure why anyone would be against this.
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Comment #41299349
"We do have to consider the undo-functionality and that the toast feedback can be useful when using keyboard shortcuts." There's nothing more infuriating than going to click undo a…
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Comment #41149583
That's not how that works. It's 50 degrees hotter not 50 degrees as the temperature. Celsius goes up at a rate of 5/9 what fahrenheit does so it's about 28 degrees Celsius.
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Comment #41040332
I can't tell you the number of times I see a project and think to myself "NixOS already solves that problem but better."
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Comment #36578332
What's adds to that annoyance is that the only way to navigate the games is a "prev" link. There's no way to jump directly to a game or go to the next game. This means every day it…
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Comment #36556344
I can confirm that scrolling through replies does count. So reading the replies to Elon's tweets to figure out what's happening makes you hit the rate limit.
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Comment #36554554
This has to be the dumbest idea I've ever seen any social media company make and that says a lot. First, I can't find any documentation explaining the rate limits. Just his tweet. …
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Comment #35100770
What recent events? Why would their data be less valuable?
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Comment #35047277
They might not be able to find someone to pay that rent. In which case they might be forced to sell. Ideally someone who doesn't own a home will purchase it and won't have to pay t…
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Comment #34509007
The prison industrial complex has lobbyists who do influence those decisions. They could start focusing on making the penalties harsher for minor crimes.
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Comment #34508977
Pretty sure they still receive prison sentences in Singapore in addition to caning.
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Comment #34495045
Oh, I had no idea. I was actually already doing that. Guess I was just being extra verbose on the command line.
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Comment #34493343
You don't have to specify the nixosConfiguration name (e.g ~/flake#my-configuration)? Do you just name it "default" or something for that to work? I've never tried that.
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Comment #34493263
As a nix user I agree. Nix needs to make flakes stable ASAP. It creates a lot of confusion for new users and friction for getting started. "Do I use the thing that's deprecated but…
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Comment #34493143
Been using it as my desktop for about 5 years and have never looked back.
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Comment #34461742
I'm just thankful we have free speech on social media and that the government never interferes to censor people.