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mwill
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Comment #44685765
These conservative groups aren't pressuring Steam and Itch directly, they're targeting payment processors. I don't think it's realistically viable to compete with Steam (or Itch) w…
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Comment #41689013
I see multiple comments arguing that using a CAD package is only easier and faster if you already know how to use a CAD package, and this is a 'better' UI for people who don't have…
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Comment #40424434
I don't think it's meant to be a literal bento, the page shows photos with bolts and markers.
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Comment #37880536
The judge could take it into account as a sign of contrition, and you save on legal fees?
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Comment #37518626
Worth noting that this clause was removed early this year, whats interesting is you can see it under previous terms on the unity site, which indicate it was replace on October 13, …
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Comment #36877169
https://github.com/RupertBenWiser/Web-Environment-Integrity/...
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Comment #35837850
Can't comment on the bluesky aspect, but you've touched on my frustration with ActivityPub. When people were migrating to Mastodon, I took a look at making a single-user instance t…
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Comment #35400730
Which is incredibly annoying, as it used to scroll you to the latest tweets, I have years of muscle memory for hitting the home button
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Comment #35012119
Off topic, but I clicked around /g/, which I haven't done in probably more than a decade, and a thread caught my eye about learning to code. The replies were overwhelmingly of the …
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Comment #34857720
This would have false positives for some accessibility software, I believe
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Comment #34227949
It makes no sense when you frame it that way of course haha, but it's only possible to look at it that way now that we've been working for them for several years. When I started ra…
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Comment #34219419
Yeah thankfully we can swing it, but we've actually turned down some work for other clients here and there because I've done the math and figured there was too much overlap/risk wi…
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Comment #34219338
I'm pretty confident on their soundness, they're publicly traded and I check up on clients lodgings when I can, to manage my exposure, they claim to be sitting on $400M in cash and…
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Comment #34217691
Relating to cash flow and payment terms, my company (outside of tech) has a particularly large client (rev >$2B AUD, 10k employees worldwide) that has us on 45 days EOM, but accoun…
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Comment #34048502
I started as a programmer and now consult but also have a small engineering shop, and operate a small construction company, which has led me to get hands on experience on pretty mu…
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Comment #31621197
I would guess the ROI from their perspective is legitimization, both of their brand and of crypto in general. Presumably the have exposure to the crypto market as a whole, I've alw…
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Comment #31350760
Do people in crypto sincerely believe Tether is backed? I'm not being sarcastic here, I'm genuinely asking. I'm a bit of a skeptic of how the crypto market has developed overall, a…
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Comment #30915953
In case you missed it, some further context, his website now reads: I’ve decided to shelve Arcane (a video game I’ve been “working on” for 7 years) so I can practice shipping small…
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Comment #30304113
Also experiencing issues. Weirdly on mobile I'm still getting like/RT/reply notifications but I can't actually open and load the tweet I'm getting notifications on. Edit: What's we…
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Comment #29903719
I think it's fair to view Telsa's FSD as a single (very prolific) driver. If there were multiple viral videos of a single person veering into oncoming traffic, I wouldn't care how …
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Comment #27956290
I mean, the second half of the article is almost entirely quotes from "Michael Wehner, a a senior scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory" Including the section “You…
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Comment #27631193
Semi-related, not exactly a dark pattern put a job I bailed on early in my career for ethical reasons. I was hired to build a rudimentary tool for detecting nudity in images, over …
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Comment #27254094
My experience with Amazon Australia is the same, literally identical products on eBay for 25-75% less, cheaper shipping, faster delivery. An example from pricing something up earli…
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Comment #27129140
As someone who lives in nixos about 90% of the time, I really do just want Nix but LISP, and if thats what Guix was I would have switched a long time ago
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Comment #27084086
Nixos has been my main distro for ages now, and I gotta admit, I'm still a little bit surprised every time patchelf works