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magoon
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Comment #35959962
I always include Makefiles as a way of documenting useful (short) tasks for developers that are onboarding to projects. It gives them confidence in their ability to pick things up …
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Comment #29637065
Plex focuses on having a server component that transcodes and their “Plex Pass” service for better connectivity, enabling lightweight native players for all of your devices. This w…
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Comment #28628174
Is it possible this graph also reflects that his readers are more likely to employ Safari’s tracker-blocking?
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Comment #28115524
Amazon appears to allow this, judging from their inaction every time I report it.
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Comment #28027084
Commands are explicit and shareable. If you’ve mastered then good on you, but it makes you an island.
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Comment #27396693
I’m surprised to hear that bluetooth, GPS, and cellular don’t work in water. I wonder what’s the science behind this.
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Comment #27015503
While it comes across as an obvious cash grab, the cassette is a compelling feature if you consider that it does 30 washes and has its own memory of how many each has left. While i…
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Comment #27014626
Having been blocked on a customer’s locked-down Windows machine where the security software breaks the update process, this isn’t a welcome change.
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Comment #25612816
What it takes to get through app review
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Comment #25484226
Looking beyond the obvious problem here, just curious why the admin ran chkdsk /f for no reason, then did it on 6 more systems after observing it caused ntfs failure.
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Comment #24978501
I find it hard to move from vim because of its ubiquity. Same with bash.
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Comment #24917546
By removing the charger from the package, you may have to buy a charger that comes in its own packaging. Net new waste. Including the charger in the package was actually the best w…
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Comment #23872864
A trip down memory lane, bringing back so much just looking at the fonts. It’s amazing how much I associate each company’s historical fonts with their brand.
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Comment #23838649
I never call until I’ve exhausted all self service options. I don’t need to be told every time “Did you know...you can find us online to X, Y, and Z?” Verizon customers are paying …
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Comment #23001947
My electric bill has gone down over 30% per month after getting one of these. Replaced a super old electric unit. Many states have rebates that an installer can have applied when g…
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Comment #22150806
Not mentioned, they don’t want to support residential customers serving web sites (or anything else)
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Comment #21670103
Little-known fact: Windows of today is an entirely different OS than early DOS-based Windows because Microsoft took ownership of the 386-based “OS/2 3.0” codebase it jointly develo…
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Comment #21670073
Running a FidoNet-connected BBS meant I had direct access to read every EchoMail group I could subscribe my BBS to. At the time it was a great source of real, insightful written co…
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Comment #21521698
This is overblown. Disney+ was mostly fine all day for everybody I know. I consider it a successful launch by any measure.
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Comment #21386214
When this technology can exist in space, earth will have orbiting shipyards building space craft.
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Comment #21066528
My series 0 is my “silent” alarm clock. I wear it every night and wake up with nearly 100% battery. Try shutting some of the extras off, and you’ll be surprised at how long it last…
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Comment #20973056
You’ll be delighted with the elements you can mix to make new elements. I love this game, and the original. To start, Try mixing air with earth, then add fire to the result.
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Comment #20950202
So every landlord will now raise 5% annually even if they hadn’t in the last. That’s often the effect of governments regulating increases, from what I have seen of stage utility re…