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by 7bit 2y ago
Really? I only have to remember Item instead of touch, mkdir, RM, rmdir, cp, mv. All commands that have just different verbs before the Noun in Powershell. And that's for every single cmdlet out there. It sounds to me that you're
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by 7bit 2y ago
Another straw man, incredible...
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by 7bit 2y ago
That's a straw man if I ever saw one.
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by 7bit 2y ago
> it's a lot easier to review a pull request when history is unedited. Ist it really? If you would See my uncleaned history, it would take you days to understand what I was even trying to do. Your statement seems based on the assump
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by 7bit 2y ago
Yet, you signed an EULA for every publicly available service that legally prevents you from doing anything the company doesn't want you to do. So why do you want them to be legally using your data without, while they explicitly deny yo
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by 7bit 2y ago
It did not get changed. Windows Powershell is up until 5.1 because it runs ONLY on Windows. Powershell 6 was named Powershell Core due to being built with .NET Core. It was not fully compatible with 5.1 and lacked some functions based on t
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by 7bit 2y ago
> File encoding is just ONE of the reasons I hate PowerShell and why it’s so obviously clear people who were not qualified to design a shell, designed a shell. I find that unfair towards their creators. They invented a truly innovational
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by 7bit 2y ago
> My understanding is that the main thing keeping Windows relevant is the support for legacy software, so they'd be hesitant to jeopardize that with any bold changes to the kernel or system APIs. Without Windows, there would be no p
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by 7bit 2y ago
Oh boi....
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by 7bit 2y ago
Lots? Which ones? People mostly don't write custom game engines any more, so they don't care about platform specifics. And game studios care about sales, so it doesn't make any sense to not distribute on multiple platforms! T
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by 7bit 2y ago
If that were true, then these games would only land on the particular console they decided on. But most game studios develop in either UE5 or Unity and release for all consoles and PC, so what you say sounds wrong.
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by 7bit 2y ago
> Try to talk to people instead of relying on some abstract numbers. Because anecdotal evidence is better than empirically researched data? LOL
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by 7bit 2y ago
Take your populist desinformation and Russian propaganda somewhere else... Telegrams CEO was arrested because the company didn't properly cooperate with law enforcement. Every democratic first-world country would have done the same.
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by 7bit 2y ago
That would require a lot of GBs in libraries in the browser and a lot of processing power on the client CPU to render an image that is so unimportant that it doesn't really matter if it shows exactly what the author intended. To summar
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by 7bit 2y ago
> Being as specific as possible with your types is how you make things more readable in Python. If Dict already guarantees to keep Order, nothing ist won by using both Dict and OrderedDict. Just use Dict.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Europe is not a third world country, where nobody gives a shit. It has laws and regulations like the US. Educate yourself.
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by 7bit 2y ago
They absolutely will. It's all the same.
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by 7bit 2y ago
That is absolutely a supported configuration. Don't make statements you have zero expertise in.
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by 7bit 2y ago
> All this is ultimately encouraging conspiracy theories, which could undermine trust in democratic institutions. There have been humorous calls to storm Area 51. And after the storming of the Capitol in 2021, this now looks like an incr
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by 7bit 2y ago
> All this is ultimately encouraging conspiracy theories, which could undermine trust in democratic institutions. There have been humorous calls to storm Area 51. And after the storming of the Capitol in 2021, this now looks like an incr
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by 7bit 2y ago
> What is the response to that of the technologically competent segment of society? Will this give birth to a rogue cyberpunk culture of hackers and cowboys? Do China and Russland have these people? Not more than anywhere else.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Oh, the ignorance ..!
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by 7bit 2y ago
I tend to agree (gut feeling) that the claim holds true in tourism. But I wouldn't compare that to a software service, where people typically don't do evaluations and rate services on a completely different level.
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by 7bit 2y ago
Why do you ask a question if you already know the answer to it?
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by 7bit 2y ago
I don't see what one has to do with the other.
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by 7bit 2y ago
I find it hard to believe that this is true. For 100$ a month I expect a far more polished product than for 20$, where I can look over a lot of missing features. If features don't work as advertised, I will absolutely make no distincti
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by 7bit 2y ago
> Nobody understands SAML because it doesn’t really exist. It’s not so much a standard as a bag of standard parts from which a protocol can be assembled. It’s possible for two implementations to be fully compliant and yet incompatible. I
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by 7bit 2y ago
You could have just said the name in less words facepalm
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by 7bit 2y ago
> But the public demands same day results. How are you going to overcome this issue? This is suggestive reasoning. If you're going down that path, please provide a source for your claim, that the public demands results on the same d
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by 7bit 2y ago
That isn't a problem of the file format. That's a problem of your process.

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