They were only able to set the wage so low because they have no conscience that tells them people should be able to afford both food and shelter.
I run multiple refresh rates without any trouble, one 165hz monitor alongside my other 60hz ones. Is that supposed to be broken somehow?
and the "clutter" really is fine
Yeah, even then - I've seen at least a few IDEs offer extensions that hide the contents of the class attribute until you hover it. So if you're the sort who finds it visually distracting, it's fairly easy to overcome.
I generally only follow this for things that are luxuries anyway. If I'm buying tools I buy the cheapest, crappiest version of it I can find. Then if it breaks, it means I've probably used it enough to warrant the expensive version.
Yeah that's abysmal, but it's a result of the fact that docsis has always been an asymmetrical standard in which upload speeds are lower than download. I recently moved house and my old ISP was fiber to prem, we had symmetrical gigabit. New house is cable ISP that only offers 1000/50... While docsis 3.0 supports up to 200mbps up. Bunch of greedy bastards.
You're probably right I have checked it out, but so far home-manager was a bit of a cold shower to me. I had a ton of trouble wrapping my head around which parts of what config should be responsible for what - and lots of the documentation seems to either be out of date or relying on thing that are still in the 'testing' stage?
I'm interested, but so far just found it frustrating.
Bruh. I want to use this for my dotfiles. Thanks for sharing it!
I've only really found them entertaining in a "junk food diet" kind of way that most other channels don't really hit for me, and now that labs has come along I've been interested in seeing how that goes.
I can only think of a few channels that scratch the same "flaming train wreck you can't look away from" itch for me
Best of luck getting diagnosed! I know in a lot of places it can be tricky. For me my GP did it for my ADHD, apparently it was that clear and obvious.
Counterpoint: Folding a $700 phone in half breaks it, while doing that to a $1800 Galaxy Z Fold 4 is expected use 😄
I'd certainly be interested in using it if you can do it, would be funny to confuse my coworkers on my next pair programming session
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I like to give my percentages in like 93% prime numbers. It confuses people about 87% of the time.