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unxdfa

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    Comment #35218012

    That’s the best description I’ve heard for instagram.

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    Comment #35217248

    I’d more expect the revolt to be along the lines of calling Microsoft out for being a dick. More an intervention than a revolt.

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    Comment #35214214

    The academic side is less bananas I will give you that. And your comment about 80m is spot on. The problem we have here in the UK, is that it's pretty easy to get a 2m HT and a lic…

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    Comment #35214186

    Having met a lot of people I think the license gives some kind officialdom and status which they are otherwise lacking and desire. This is an attribute demanded by a large number o…

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    Comment #35214161

    No one does this or cares. They care about delivery and keeping ROI high and costs down, not demanding platforms. I wouldn't draw any assumption that higher quality software is por…

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    Comment #35214135

    Fintech here. Also large. We have no Macs. We will probably never have any. We have a lot of software which will most likely never work on them. None of our clients have them as we…

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    Comment #35214066

    Windows doesn't matter to Microsoft now. The big sellers are Azure and Office 365 and they work on Macs. As for market share in the US, I very much doubt it's that high really. The…

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    Comment #35214036

    I would really love ReactOS to replace windows. Genuinely would. But it's not there yet. I've tracked their development for years. As for VirtualBox and VMware, that means I have t…

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    Comment #35210096

    The ratio of cranks and weirdos to normal people is 9:1 with ham radio. It’s usually the other way round with other hobbies. The thing that gets me with ham radio is some see it as…

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    Comment #35209572

    Yep. I’m in the middle of switching from macOS back to windows because I need to do things I can’t do on macOS. I’ve had to build out a locked down windows 10 LTSC build to get any…

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    Comment #35209527

    I had ham radio passed down to me. This turned out, ironically considering it’s a communications hobby, to be isolating and a rather nasty bubble. Sort of like an aether 4chan full…

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    Comment #35208812

    I cried a little when I read this :(

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    Comment #35207838

    Completely agree with this. Having ported a lot of old non async c# to async, even mixing the notions for a moment is a disaster. This was a world of pain in the late .net classic …

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    Comment #35203503

    The video basically points the finger at you.

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    Comment #35202176

    They do that in London too. Strangely they seem to actually know where they are going.

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    Comment #35202158

    I had a fairly extensive personal web site for a number of years used as a professional profile. Unfortunately someone I met on a dating app turned out to be a bit of a psychopath …

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    Comment #35200835

    I’m convinced the only thing Wi-Fi doesn’t fuck out on at the moment is windows. Had problems with Linux, macs and android for the last few years. Just works on windows! Shame abou…

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    Comment #35196869

    Fair but I wanted to be a fighter pilot because the money was better than driving a bus. So I learned c#. The company I worked for, a software dev house, said that they were VB onl…

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    Comment #35196239

    Oh I have exactly the same trouble. I’m in the middle of moving back to windows

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    Comment #35194068

    That’s pretty funny. I just bought a pixel 6a with the intent of replacing my iPhone. About an hour of “how the hell do people put up with this shit” and it’s going. Then I wake up…

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    Comment #35190305

    It's a little more complicated than that. These models, by nature, can only produce derivative mimicry. Humans are capable of generating spontaneous concepts and employing meta-qua…

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    Comment #35189827

    We don’t track issues in GitHub. PRs are considered disposable.

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    Comment #35181856

    Yes: memory ceiling is huge, WinRM is buggy and unreliable, performance is "variable", totally inconsistent handling of dates and times, being .Net it's UTF-16 internally so stream…

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    Comment #35181757

    Last month here in UK. After a package was stolen from my doorstep but the delivery driver said it was handed to receptionist. We don't have a receptionist, or a reception! I'm a "…

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    Comment #35181731

    I much prefer this approach as you only have to parse stuff once during the processing pipeline rather than at every step. Unfortunately after working with it for a few years I utt…