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9mo ago
Do "we" lose 2mins because we both spent 1 min commenting? That sounds like The Mythical of Man Month thinking... for me time is parallel and does not combine.
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9mo ago
The user hour analogy sounds weird tho, 1s feels 1s regardless how many users you have. It's like the classic Asian teachers' logic of "if you come in 1 min late you are wasting N minutes for all of us in this class." It
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10mo ago
Well if you have pay attention this user you would realize he is a very classic example of an educated and proud Chinese. No offense but an unusual amount of Chinese uniformly think and talk like that thanks to the education.
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1y ago
So... cursor rule file, in folder form?
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1y ago
No. No no no. I browse hundreds even thousands of pages every singe days, and I either just close such sites or go the extra mile to write custom css for them when they are disgustingly wide.
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1y ago
I wish you success! And hopefully you don't end up disappearing like SpatialOS. They tried very hard promoting its capacity for large scale MMO, even published a game (Scavenger IIRC?) made with it.
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2y ago
There are Chinese patents on "A Drag-Type Submarine Cable Cutting Device and Its Cable Cutting Method" and "A Deep-Sea Optical Cable Submarine Shearing and Salvaging Device" https://www.reddit.com/r/
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Elffont: A "Chinese Elvish" Font
(github.com)
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In 2021, a Chinese MMO 天諭 (Revelation Online) introduces an "Elvish" in the game as the language of elves[1]. People later discovered that the "language" was actually not a newly constructed language but Chinese in plain
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2y ago
Because it did not happen after a Firefox update?
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Starting today, YouTube is almost unusable on Firefox
(old.reddit.com)
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3y ago
I was working in a a 2-3 men group, which the manager of the tram directly reports to the big boss for the company. The so called "tech dev team" are responsible for all sorts of tasks, for example exploring new tech, prototyping,
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3y ago
It doesn't work for me on Firefox, but works on Vivaldi.
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3y ago
So after checking thoroughly on MS account site I confirmed that it tells you go to billing@microsoft.com for these kind of issues and the mail address is not receiving mails. I will be very surprised if it's not something wrong on my
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3y ago
Unfortunately no info for pc is provided.
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Mail sent to billing@microsoft.com is blocked
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4y ago
Worked on my end! Very funny.
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4y ago
Oh, you sound like exactly a new fediverse user.
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4y ago
From my very little experience, you can search for anyone in any instance as long as it's federating with the whole network. The actual problem is... to know the person. There are no more suggestions from algorithms and no more million
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4y ago
Yes, but why did you ask? I suppose that's exactly one of the reasons why fediverse users want to choose who they trust, isn't it?
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5y ago
I've been using Firefox straight for 10+ years and tried all major vertical tabs extensions and now I recommend Sidebery to everyone.
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5y ago
Hey, this seems really nice. I've been using Obsidian to keep my Japanese dictionary clip, so I did a quick test. The import feature is working well, the .md renders perfectly. But somehow, pasting is not working normally: - Pasting in
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5y ago
Hey, no matter how you buy a ticket, it'd have to be verified by the official eventually. > How often do you actually know who that really is? Let‘s say Beyoncé is coming to the arena closest to you. Interesting, so you are saying e
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5y ago
Yeah, I agree it does not have to be blockchain, any "consistently online" and widely adopted thing will do.
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Massive global adopted blockchains will indeed provide additional interoperability, thought there's none now. Just consider it something like decoupling in coding but for the whole internet.
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5y ago
- This is the case only if we put aside web3. - NFT can have data on the .json file, so the rewarded user can be recorded.
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5y ago
I don't like NFT too but have some knowledge about it. > If you sell it to me as an NFT, how do I know it‘s not a fake NFT ticket or even a fake event? This is actually not a problem at all: - It's not likely you'd buy
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5y ago
That does not means the 3% just go "Yeah let's become Chinese". And this is off-topic. The idea is simple: "China is culturally an ancient agrarian society focused more on defending farmland than conquering nation"
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No. >China is culturally an ancient agrarian society focused more on defending farmland is nonsense just like all the Chinese netizens who keep saying that "We Descendants of Yanhuang have 5000 years of history". Non-sense, PRC
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5y ago
I'm Taiwanese, I don't agree.
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