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    Comment #47761181

    Here's an easy one: working downloads on mobile. Plex offline downloads are notoriously buggy.

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    Comment #47440806

    Couldn't you also go out to eat from home?

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    Comment #47007698

    You can indeed see this behavior in action by tapping a letter and briefly swiping slightly to an adjacent letter. Maybe I’m missing something but I don’t see why the letter should…

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    Comment #46458071

    This is a big reason I’m excited for Steam Frame - high quality VR on the Linux desktop.

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    Comment #44924168

    Excellent article. In this vein, are there any books, articles, or other media that we can learn more of these sorts of principles from?

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    Comment #44142020

    That’s quite impressive, care to share what does work for you?

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    Comment #44141551

    Thanks for posting these - these books look like exactly what I have been looking for recently! I'm someone who procrastinated and crammed my way through high school and undergrad …

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    Comment #43785609

    Why must employees put in 100% effort? Where does that expectation come from? I’d be surprised if most companies put in 100% effort to support each employee. Isn’t it all about exp…

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    Comment #43635553

    Can you illuminate the legitimate reasoning behind the OP then? If you have a claim that people have the wrong idea about Trump, then why not provide some of your own evidence?

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    Comment #43271994

    What is the delivery mechanism?

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    Comment #43098760

    The killer feature of uv for me is much faster uv pip install -r requirements.txt.

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    Comment #43091973

    Then post a corrected example that proves your point?

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    Comment #43080805

    Who exactly is hurt by the naming of this project?

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    Comment #42901185

    Doesn’t that depend on the buyer? I can think of several products that I would only use if free, and would go without if it was $1, $5, or $10. E.g. todo list apps, time tracker ap…

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    Comment #42899225

    This is a good business perspective, but I don’t really see why this couldn’t be someone’s open source passion project. The comment wasn’t really implying that they needed a paid t…

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    Comment #42314708

    I believe you can use Phoenix channels for this.

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    Comment #42046350

    Any tips for a beginner to get started with some easy herbs?

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    Comment #42046105

    It seemed to me like a lot of the value of Rails came from all the batteries that are included - would you say it’s the same for Phoenix/Elixir?

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    Comment #41488312

    Does QUIC do better with packet loss compared to TCP? TCP perceives packet loss as network congestion and so throughput over high bandwidth+high packet loss links suffers.

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    Comment #40764210

    Git hosting platforms generally have controls that allow you to prohibit force pushes on protected branches (i.e. master)

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    Comment #37260627

    It has been incredibly hard for me to quit as the consumption of caffeine feels directly tied with work performance and mood for me. It also doesn’t help that I love the taste of c…

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    Comment #36828299

    As someone who has been feeling various back pains at the ripe old age of 25, I appreciate this article greatly.

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    Comment #35293548

    If I understand the sandboxing capabilities correctly, it seems like it could be a neat way to run untrusted code from users.

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    Comment #35082562

    Recently went with Porkbun. Their interface is simple and functional, and they have good support for most 2FA interfaces (including passkeys).