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fedorareis
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Comment #44323961
While I get what you are saying, it seems weird from the standpoint of the other player since they have been out of the engagement area for 1+ seconds. It still seems to me that yo…
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Comment #44323769
> I use the reliable mode for sending client inputs to the server: the server needs to be able to recalculate the state of the game reliably, and it's not acceptable for some clien…
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Comment #43145329
But if they are doing accessibility they have to create alt text for the icons anyway and that needs to be translated. So the only i18n complexity left would the ltr vs rtl languag…
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Comment #43145285
Why does the folder color matter? Is it just because that is what you are used to from a specific OS? Color helps for some people but when making an accessible design you have to a…
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Comment #41940966
I don’t agree that it is obvious that it is more interesting or deep. I have played a lot of hours of Threes and it is mildly more complex because the tiles only move 1 square at a…
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Comment #41062182
My understanding is that you are correct. If the repo and all of its forks stay private then the only people that would be able to view them are people who have permissions to acce…
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Comment #38888728
A red reset button appears in the top right of the cards after you slide the slider.
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Comment #38234766
One of the best ways to affect this is to make complaints to the CFPB. They are the regulatory body that is responsible for making sure the credit bureaus aren’t harming consumers
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Comment #38234738
Those types of suits generally hinge on proving malicious intent
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Comment #36336278
I had a similar issue with people ignoring my availability at my previous company. I just started declining meetings. It forced people to either decide they didn’t need me in the m…
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Comment #34797018
Bing didn’t even release it in the main flow. It is a separate tab within bing like images or maps. So Google could have done a similar thing
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Comment #34130900
While yes a lot of music is based on prior art there are levels of that and there is a lot of case law on what doesn’t break copyright. There is a lot of music that steals from cla…
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Comment #33918960
A lot of the APIs that allow for things like starring projects have been around for a long time. Before GitHub introduced an official mobile app there were a number of unofficial m…
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Comment #33353195
How do you compare to products that seem to do similar things such as PingID ( https://www.pingidentity.com/en.html )?
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Comment #33353116
I hear what you are saying, but I think this comment in conjunction with the parent comment speak to the bigger issue which is how do you make something easy for both IT and the en…
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Comment #33301904
> I greatly appreciates knowing just how bad things can be, sometimes for no reason. How do you know that the people posting about problems they had for “no reason” are being hones…
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Comment #33180171
It is precisely because I use it every day that I use VSCode. As much as I like some of the features of JetBrains IDEs I have also had more headaches with them than VSCode. For exa…
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Comment #32919437
I had a similar experience. My cryptography professor regularly linked to Wikipedia articles in his assignments as the reading to go with the assignment. Honestly, the last time I …
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Comment #32909155
I don’t believe Georgia taxes software sales (specifically software sold online by out of state companies).
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Comment #32909110
There is no Federal sales tax in the US. As it is a lot of US states don’t tax software. I have seen companies handle this in a couple ways. Some have actually moved to collecting …
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Comment #32489105
Seattle to Tokyo is only 4144nm so that might be a viable route especially for routes that would have already had a layover in LAX and/or Tokyo.
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Comment #30804129
Well according to the article in this case 3D imaging is reducing false positives by about 6% which seems like an actual benefit. Would it be a benefit if it is easier to maintain …
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Comment #30189316
They were suggesting they want to use the same vehicle door to door with it being automated during the freeway bit. A train would still mean find some transport to the station, wai…