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rickosborne

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    Comment #31491644

    I've used the audio recorder. Other than the permission to use the microphone, it doesn't use any other permission. It doesn't even ask for general filesystem permissions, and assu…

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    Comment #31052478

    > Surely this will filter out ~50% of people who are good but don’t have any public code? Not OP, but I follow a similar process when I have to do coding interviews. I work around …

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    Comment #30386285

    FWIW, your optimizations assume well-behaved SVG handling. This one, for instance, will cause problems: > In fact, even each z can be dropped, provided no stroke is being used, rem…

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    Comment #30363422

    > I don't think SSH keys are things you should share across machines in a password manager. While I agree with the first half of your statement (don't share SSH keys), I cannot agr…

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    Comment #30319837

    Looking at the storage on my PS5, the largest game on it is the preload for "Horizon: Forbidden West" which goes live next Friday. It's 88GB. It's an open world RPG with several do…

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    Comment #30209404

    > Hidden downvotes are a terrible idea First and foremost, I agree that this will probably end poorly. However, I could see this being a good idea in the right hands, because it _c…

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    Comment #29993847

    It's been a few months, so I went back and checked my story. I definitely never did get the refund, but maybe I was misremembering things. There's one extra piece I had forgotten: …

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    Comment #29982981

    > On Steam if you don't like a game, or if it doesn't work for you, you can get a full refund no questions asked as long as it's within 14 days and with less than 2 hours playtime.…

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    Comment #29870188

    Hello from Philo! We were seeing drops of a few minutes each day, but as of December we've gone days without even the slightest interruption. We had to really work to get Dishy to …

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    Comment #29314242

    Not OP, but we do the same thing. We basically keep job listings limited to "we're writing cloud software using Angular, Spring, and relational data". We're a large company, so oth…

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    Comment #29209261

    If you haven't already seen it, you may be interested in Introversion Software's retrospective on their unreleased "Subversion" game: https://youtu.be/1giu6sMnAxY (That whole serie…

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    Comment #28569161

    Obligatory: My statements are my own and do not reflect the opinions of my employer. I'm not going to name that employer, but let's be honest, I can't stop you from figuring it out…

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    Comment #28530159

    > I can't say I've seen anyone out of a bootcamp that was a great hire. My own experience has been that there's no correlation between where the dev graduated from and how producti…

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    Comment #28277762

    My current job is in biotech, writing cloud software which helps clinicians (and researchers) gather supporting evidence for their diagnoses. The install base is small, so it'd be …

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    Comment #22564127

    Hey, they fixed it! It's amazing what 2 months can do. The previous version had some pretty borked handling of public timelines. Having said that, it still requires a bit of hacker…

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    Comment #22547175

    But it's worth noting that Pixelfed is intended to be your own walled garden - there's no "here's my public photo stream" configuration. It's intended more like a friends-and-famil…