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x98asfd

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    Comment #35009438

    As someone who have done this for more than 10 years professionally and being doing computer stuff since mid 90's, it was fun at first, but staring the computer screen is not good …

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    Comment #35008030

    Please read @hnlmorg in the sibling thread. PowerShell, etc seems to be ms business move to woo developers (oh we have a shell too now).

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    Comment #35007769

    Thanks for the explanation. Is there a way to NOT use docker. For those of us who are NOT on linux, and are quite comfortable with postgres install and running. Would prefer just a…

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    Comment #34994947

    Hmm, wouldn't the same work on Linux or other Unixish system?

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    Comment #34909329

    >it's getting email delivered to your recipients using Google or Microsoft severe email servers. That's why one ought to do ip warming on the ip and contact different big email pro…

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    Comment #34677057

    Yes indeed it has. However, since incidents like this, we can ask practitioners to not do this, or at least not force doctors to digitize records. There are certain things are just…

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    Comment #34675660

    I don't care what encryption we are using. Therapy notes should always be in paper and locked in therapist office. Medical info should have NEVER being digitized.

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    Comment #34532152

    If you are already using postgres, then postgrest for backend, and solidJS for front end.

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    Comment #34517470

    >Fuchsia is in production; in people's homes today. You can't kill the whole project without a plan for those devices. What if there is a bug in the kernel? Who's going to fix thos…

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    Comment #34517394

    What's not to like! 0K CSS, responsive, works in desktop, mobile and tablets, and not to mention blazing fast load speed.

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    Comment #34517374

    No I think pretty most real old school developers prefer that, and it reads alot better on Lynx/Links2 type of browser. Browser != chrome || firefox,

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    Comment #34517360

    Good luck if you are using one of those SPA over engineered hipster framework.

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    Comment #34516336

    yeah don't really like all this. I mean if ppl are use to Dockfiles or dock compose files, then just stick with that can change the underlying tech to Nix, firejail, fire cracker o…

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    Comment #34489844

    >Another interesting one is technology. Japan got trapped in the 90s, the fax era, and it is difficult to change. Will also the USA and Europe get stuck technologically as the popu…

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    Comment #34489747

    same could be said about google replacing imap/smtp as "Insecure Apps" Many developers jump on the gmail/gh band wagon is because they claim to support open standard. As these comp…

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    Comment #34337656

    >Just awful. 10 years in the making (if you can call endless bikeshedding committee meetings the "making" of anything) and still barely usable. This seems like the norm for tech no…

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    Comment #34274033

    >when I click a link to someone's profile on the internet, I can't see if I follow them or not unless they are on my server. Then I have to copy their url, go to my instance, searc…

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    Comment #34246437

    > Ultimately I think that's why Python has gained more traction than Ruby, it's an "easer" language to follow and start with. Ruby is probably a more fun and intellectually stimula…

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    Comment #34243296

    >Seems like the model has some kind of a USA centric worldview bias? Pretty much everything in English now days has that tendency. It is quite annoying tbh. It is no longer a US ce…

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    Comment #34104934

    >One problem is not just the influencers peddling their books and their bullshit, it's also the eco-system that sells the dream itself. The word 'influencer' is already a red flag.…

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    Comment #33984677

    Also netsurf is a good one, if you don't really care about using js. And google seems to still work on it.