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Are you kidding me, bazel is written in Java...
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7y ago
Mock vegans? More often when I hang out in liberal/startup social groups vegans mock me , the non-vegan.
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7y ago
But he can. I have no idea why he dismissed vmd.
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7y ago
It's possible. I don't care a CC attached to my Apple ID.
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7y ago
German people break into the German parliament?
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Not if you can't get credit cards at all (because of zero credit rating).
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7y ago
The comments are terrible, blaming Oracle (I guess that's trendy these days), some people even advise suing Oracle. This is a system administration failure, not an Oracle failure. Basically they didn't test their recovery strategy
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7y ago
I am a frequent traveller and they lose my luggage all the time, about 5% of my trips. In case you are wondering, this is at western airports and with "good" airlines. Funny (?) enough, most often they lose my luggage on direct fl
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Brian Kernighan Interviews Ken Thompson at Vintage Computer Festival East 2019
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8y ago
People use Mathematica and Python for completely different things. By and large they don't compete.
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8y ago
He's off by a factor of two (54Mbps vs 100Mbps), but that doesn't invalidate his argument.
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Yeah, this drives me nuts. As encoding gets more informationally efficient, it becomes more and more vector-like. The resolution of a stream matters much less than the bitrate. And the bitrate of 4k streaming is absolutely pathetic. Get me
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8y ago
My version of Lawrence of Arabia is 117GB.
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8y ago
Ah, yes, the good old whataboutism.
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8y ago
Also, they don't carry swords and wear $50k robes. Quite the difference.
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8y ago
I laugh at this useless institution, but then I realize that many "real" institutions are probably just as useless and anachronistic as this particular one.
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8y ago
Yes, but how do you access them?
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8y ago
And Mastercard?
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8y ago
~~But not online. Online is ApplePay only.~~ Edit: Apparently not.
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8y ago
Just don't get the ?40 series, it's the series without physical trackpad buttons. You can put the ?50 trackpad in it, but that's more hassle and doesn't work in Windows well without extra reflashing. Thankfully, they rev
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8y ago
Same here. Once a year or so I enter Hofer (Aldi for Austria) because I remember they had some cookies I liked, and I am shocked that I can't find ANYTHING I usually need for my everyday cooking there.
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8y ago
Anecdotal evidence, but that has been my experience as well.
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8y ago
If you add dark mode, please make it optional. I can't stand it.
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8y ago
> Blocking by user agent would be a terrible idea. You know what else is a terrible idea? Blocking IP ports in firewalls, or MAC based filtering, yet both of these are ubiquitous practices. Don't think something is not happening bec
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8y ago
It's inexcusable how bad the iCloud system is, especially regarding authentication, however, I will note that if you enable 2FA you don't get an any of that security question nonsense anymore. (Yes, I know that you can't en
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8y ago
I have a tab opened in October 2016 that I still didn't read yet.
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I'll add a few other falsehoods: * a SIM card holds only one phone number. * if a SIM card holds multiple phone numbers, they are from the same country.
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8y ago
I reserved unix.dev for the regular domain reservation price, not the crazy "premium domain" price because unix.dev was not part of the premium domain list. However, Google determined that no, unix.dev should be a premium domain,
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> They are also very sharply defined as a result of the longer exposure, a human would probably see something blurrier and more ethereal. The is completely wrong and backwards, the lights are very textured, but they move rather fast, som
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8y ago
Yes, the "dumb" version is much more expensive than the "smart" version. But that is not all of it. Most monitors approximate (some better than others) sRGB, while TVs approximate (again some better than others) Rec. 709
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