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by 867-5309 4y ago
licensing for a non-free closed-source platform
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by 867-5309 4y ago
even worse if you have a tight font kerning that blends the c and the l ..
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by 867-5309 4y ago
Oxford is a commuter city for London - you can drive to/from the centre of each in around 90mins or London Heathrow to Oxford Airport in around 60mins that's no time at all compared to the driving distances between major US cities
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by 867-5309 4y ago
I have no idea, but doubt they are mentioned specifically
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by 867-5309 4y ago
have you seen the web lately? javascript is increasingly being used on backend. not just for apps, for static one page sites too. those who disable javascript do not have a pleasant browsing experience and are forced to enable it often I&#x
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by 867-5309 4y ago
the fbi still knows you like hentai. the ad blocker just, well.. blocks the hentai ad
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by 867-5309 4y ago
came here to say the same! but then the multicast would make less sense.. unless that was a complementary red herring
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by 867-5309 4y ago
some users have javascript disabled, some have email clients disabled. it's not foolproof but works for the majority of users, i.e. >99%
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by 867-5309 4y ago
>It's so annoying if mail is accepted but you don't know if it is actually seen by the recipient. that's what those embedded 1x1px images are for
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>four missiles to destroy every three a much welcome subtle jab. lest we forget even the world's "most advanced army", or, at least the most populous / funded, still has the same error-prone monkeys as every other arm
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by 867-5309 4y ago
doesn't exactly roll off the tongue though does it
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by 867-5309 4y ago
the arab nation or the British model?
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by 867-5309 4y ago
ah, the sans-serif version of the Slipknot S https://i.pinimg.com/736x/83/2f/a4/832fa4f4985dbcb7ebce92178...
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by 867-5309 4y ago
the moon is tidally locked to the Earth, i.e. it does not rotate about an axis, and takes ~27 days to orbit. therefore around half of those days are in darkness at any given point on its surface, hence the lunar phases
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by 867-5309 4y ago
>self-identify as disabled and herein lies the problem. to get any kind of support (money, housing, respect) it's ultimately a doctor that decides whether you are disabled or not
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by 867-5309 4y ago
I'd imagine, like echolocation, this depends entirely on the acoustics of the environment
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>I've taken words out, for instance, that would upset people to see in anagrams of their names appreciate this. sincerely, Lana Ginger Shoales-Watts
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by 867-5309 4y ago
the SSD Valve chose is rated 3.3v 1A, the SSD in question is rated 3.3v 2.5A one can presume that a device capable of using 2.5x the wattage in an already ultra-confined area is going to face some heat dissipation issues at the very least
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by 867-5309 4y ago
Windows now ships with wget or curl (can't remember which) so there's no longer any need to use its browser!
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by 867-5309 4y ago
around a couple of years ago it always bugged me that CDNs took 15mins to several hours to recognise changes, much like DNS. this made them useless for real-time websites I wonder if things have changed since then
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by 867-5309 4y ago
fully supported since Sept 12th, 2022 according to https://caniuse.com/webm edit: on MacOS (not iOS)
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Have you ever noticed that the save icon is a floppy disk?(en.rattibha.com)
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I was wondering the same. the simulation doesn't appear to account for the landmasses, treating them as impenetrable barriers. where is the flooding simulation? are we to assume the shores were 5km high vertical rock?
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by 867-5309 4y ago
boot from Windows on a SATA drive?
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by 867-5309 4y ago
my guess was an intentional misspelling to evade their radar, e.g. N5A, FB1, interp01
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the difference being that mountain dwellers would find alternative sources of minerals, and climbers would take supplements with them if you're dehydrated you're not going to pass on snow in search of ice
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by 867-5309 4y ago
I'd imagine it depends on the type of snow and the type of ice, but if we're talking about (almost) pure water types then snow would obviously melt more readily than ice
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perhaps the base layer of snow will be dirty from having contact with the ground, but any snow on top of that will be safe to drink so long as the pH is close to neutral
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your taxi to the nearest wormhole awaits..
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asking DALL-E for some Python Pandas might relieve our disappointment

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