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by 1wd 10y ago
Wasn't that exactly the idea of XMPP as well? (e.g. gateways to ICQ etc.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XMPP#Connecting_to_other_proto...
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by 1wd 10y ago
a. That's not a child bullet, it's a paragraph continuation. This exactly demonstrates the problem with RST. Check the specification: http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/ref/rst/restructuredtex...
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by 1wd 10y ago
In RST you must have a blank line between parent bullet and child bullet. This really discourages adding small child bullets. In RST you must indent child bullets exactly to the indentation level where the text starts in the parent bullet.
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by 1wd 10y ago
RST has some great ideas (as mentioned in the article, roles and directives are fantastic ideas). But it also has quite a lot of unnecessary complexity built in. It's also great that it (kind of) has a specification, not just a bunch o
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by 1wd 10y ago
Agreed, RST headers are too "flexible". They're also IMO quite annoying to write and maintain (exactly matching the title length) or ugly (overlength).
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by 1wd 10y ago
Another fun fact I always think of when dithering comes up is how Tim Sweeney's software rendered or the original Unreal game used dithering instead of bilinear interpolation for texture mapping. This was very impressive at the time.
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by 1wd 10y ago
A fun (if not terribly effective) algorithm that's missing here is dithering along a Hilbert curve. http://caca.zoy.org/study/part3.html
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by 1wd 10y ago
There are different forms. On a cantonal level there is (among others) a "finance referendum". This may be mandatory or optional depending on the canton. Optional means the project is only actually put to a referendum if an eligib
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by 1wd 10y ago
Agree. Actually I'd already be happy if they stopped moving stuff around for no reason. I get "This object has moved" or worse "This object no longer exists" or just a redirect to some generic "Download Windows
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by 1wd 10y ago
Austria by 2020. http://autorevue.at/autowelt/oesterreich-2020-diesel-bezinau...
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by 1wd 11y ago
Thank you. I find it very surprising that dependencies on the naked internet are so common nowadays. Why isn't it trivial to build my own package repositories where I mirror the known good dependencies that I need?
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by 1wd 11y ago
Since that word is somewhat noted for its use in the German dubbed movie American Pie, I just wondered what the original uses instead. Apparently: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shitbreak
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by 1wd 11y ago
What else can do group text chat with easily started temporary group voice chat and group desktop sharing all in one?
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by 1wd 11y ago
I had to use a system once that accepted the "stupid characters" ( and ) in the password on account creation, but not on login...
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by 1wd 11y ago
The demo is from 1990. According to wikipedia the Amiga games you linked were released in 1990 and 1989. How did you play them years earlier?
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by 1wd 11y ago
There are many HDMI hubs that you can connect to a TV with just one single HDMI port. That doesn't mean "the perfect TV" should have just a single HDMI port.
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by 1wd 11y ago
What do you think about https://threema.ch/en ? https://threema.ch/en/faq/why_secure https://threema.ch/validation/
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by 1wd 11y ago
Go is specified to calculate constant expressions with higher precision (256 bits of mantissa). https://golang.org/ref/spec#Constants
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by 1wd 11y ago
Notepad++ defaults to Ansi (although it can be changed). Visual Studio defaults to UTF-8 with BOM. (And I don't think you can change that easily.)
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by 1wd 11y ago
It's called elastic tabstops. [1] The page links some editors that implement this and some plugins for other editors. Apparently SublimeText's plugin is incorrect though. It does not mention Atom, but it was discussed in [2]. [1]
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by 1wd 11y ago
(And your explanation is much appreciated. Thanks.)
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by 1wd 11y ago
From the article: "E-books need not attack our freedom (Project Gutenberg's e-books don't)"
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by 1wd 11y ago
"St. Elsewhere is the Kevin Bacon of TV shows" [1] [1] http://movies.stackexchange.com/questions/19892/what-is-the-...
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by 1wd 11y ago
Trac is still around. Trac 1.2 is planned this year. There are many users [1] e.g. jQuery, WebKit, WordPress, GHC, FFmpeg, ... [1] http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracUsers
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by 1wd 11y ago
What are the main things it does better than Trac?
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by 1wd 11y ago
I'm confused by the 0.4%. Who was intended to own the other 98.4%? > "contracts aren’t allowed from the event" Isn't this kind of conflict pretty much guaranteed then? From http://startupweekend.org/ab
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by 1wd 11y ago
What if that's part of a published interface? One that maybe also contains things like query_joke_history(), format_joke(), transport_joke() and execute_practical_joke().
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by 1wd 11y ago
Could you get rid of the is_removed column again (by copying the delected row to the history table) so the main table again has only the currently active rows and simplify queries? (Moot if both tables are merged and views are used as sugge
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by 1wd 11y ago
Ah, interesting thanks. German has hellrot for example. (And dunkelrot, hellblau, dunkelblau, ... even blaugrün) They don't "count" as basic color terms though. https://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/hellrot ht
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by 1wd 11y ago
I know nothing about Welsh. With white - gwyn and red - coch, gwyngoch looks like it's basically "light red". Similarly melyngoch (with melyn=yellow) looks like it's basically "yellow-red", and a few others (co

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