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As if there's an implicit belief that companies artificially reducing their tax liability will lead to better growth or something? Perceived benefit is then positive, I suppose. On the other hand, an individual doing it for their personal gain is vilified indeed.

I think there exists a midway, where you rely on the heavily-tested open source solution that implements what you want, and a sprinkle more. RabbitMQ for example is that layer that your 40 lines of code would do, but pays off dividends in good nights' sleep.

In terms of usability, I still just find Dwarf Fortress to be a decade behind Rimworld. The fact that we had to use Dwarf Therapist for years... Rimworld just has it all on the screen within four clicks, with clear indications on how to resolve issues like mood modifiers.

Dwarf Fortress in all its complexity, embraces fuzziness in how things work, and focuses on a bit of a higher-level focus (fortresses reach many more dwarves than a Rimworld colony). However, this complexity makes the game a lot less accessible too. I hope the UI changes help bring ease of use and clarity!

Thanks for the briefing! Tim's Vermeer comes to mind as I stare into the van Eyck.

>It happened when oil paint was 'invented'

Where can I read more about this, sounds like juicy historic drama!

Investment in education and social welfare, combined with time.

My university is growing into having a more balanced faculty mainly because it is now seeing an increasing number of female candidates. This is a result of the study (economics and finance) becoming more popular in the past two decades with women, and we are seeing the results only now. There will always be lagged effects in this.

Granted, there are quotas in place too.

Practice improves this, I suppose as you age it's harder to get that commitment to becoming a speedy note-taker, but I share the sentiment among many that speed is not necessarily a deal breaker. I can barely decipher my scribbles after the fact, but doubling down on the neural pathways is a deal breaker.

There are two major ways in which you would not identify this flow of money:

1) You do a bad job at the due diligence and do not review anything beyond the income statement and top-level balance sheet accounts.

2) You turn a blind eye to it because it is favourable to you. Favourable can also be just the outcome of assessing the risk of 'cost of reversing fund diversion practices' vs. 'letting it slide because those diversions yield returns'.

What are some music/movie trackers a normal dude has a good shot at getting into?

Open to studying obscure archival standards and peering.

Honestly full-assed implementation. Font hinting is a bit odd with a green sheen on Firefox Win 10...

I should indeed have mentioned that. On the other hand, this is not a concern if you do not execute the it outside your shell (e.g. in another script that reads TOTP secrets from elsewhere).

I just cooked up something in Python if you have it installed on your system, quite straightforward to use. If there's interest, I can prepare a compiled version.

Unlike the other ones posted here, this one just takes secrets as arguments:

    > python -mtotp DGLTPWEUERUUDCEC SWPKQCKEWRXPCRXE
    628502
    674329

https://pastebin.com/apNKxMBF

Fixed the bug, boss!

I discovered this the hard way and I am still really torn. The entire window global object is just a minefield.

WiFi still remains on, no?

Wiktionary claims that this form is recognised in Webster's since 1913. Probably a misspelling looking at the context though.

My gripe with these sorts of faux-retro interfaces is that they are emulating the experience and visual characteristics very badly. This is using a TTF font that attempts to emulate a pixelated bitmap font, but it's fuzzy on the edges because of improper font size and scaling. It tries to get moving scanlines on the screen by overlaying a grid of (approximately the same size, but not quite) of dark/light alternating lines slowly grazing the screen, but all it does is blur everything and make it illegible. It's cheap.

Take a look at what a realistic emulation of this sort of terminal display effect is capable of: https://mrmotarius.itch.io/mrmocrt

What exactly does that signal to you?

Over the last month, we've been hearing more about Unity's business developments than its work on the core product itself.

> This change is only on subdomains, like resources.github.com, where GitHub markets products and services to enterprise customers. Github.com will continue to operate as-is.

The PR is a better resource https://github.com/github/site-policy/pull/582

So what, they should be able to give fraud another go?

Correct, in theory. However, if you are just starting out growing you won't have the knowledge to assess quality or control contamination.

SCP Foundation comes to mind https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/. An entire wiki of a loosely interconnected series of supernatural events and entities. It's very easy to get lost in it.

How about the added value of the chatrooms, which is a favourite whenever I talk to people using the terminals?

Do note that their new guidelines at https://design-system.service.gov.uk/patterns/dates/#asking-... suggest using `type="text" inputmode="numeric"` instead of `type="number"`.

You may wanna check out https://www.mobygames.com/game/gadget-racers

Looking at the reviews on the T-Mobile website, you can't type using the number pad. That's an insane oversight!

I don't see how the tax rate impacts your inflation pace. Your net wage increases with the percentage raise you get as well. W * R * (1 - T) / W * (1 - T) = W * R / W = R, no? (Wage, Raise, and Tax as the variables).

I mean... you're extrapolating very hard. The results are not controlled for a completely unchanged lifestyle. Plus, the study specifically shows that people undergoing primary/mental care recover sooner.

This is absolutely crazy, almost an order of magnitude. What could've triggered this? All Postmark addresses suddenly under 'marketing content/spam' scrutiny?