Aengeuad

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by Aengeuad 6y ago
There's also windirstat for windows. https://windirstat.net/
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
Should be noted that they stopped working on DLC to focus on what will probably be a sequel. https://theriffrepeater.com/rocksmith-announces-new-rocksmit...
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
>wouldn't incorporate changes Case in point: keepass -> keepassx -> keepassxc, where both keepass and keepassxc are maintained and are essentially separate projects.
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
The wiki link somewhat explains the situation but to reiterate it for HN: gorhill no longer wanted to work on uBlock full time so he transferred the project to chrisaljoudi who immediately registered ublock.org in order to solicit donations
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
Using unsafe doesn't disable the safety features that Rust has like ownership rules or type safety, it's an acknowledgement that undefined behaviour can exist and that it's the programmers responsibility to ensure that undefi
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
For those that aren't going to click the link: he was a Conservative initially before becoming an independent and he had radical policies to reduce unemployment that weren't popular in the then laissez-faire Labour party (or Conse
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
>To my mind these are roughly equivilent amounts of raw explosive agent. Perhaps, but in terms of TNT equivalence picric acid is much more effective at 96% compared to 56% of ammonium nitrate[0] with other estimates being even wider[1] i
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
>In that, people literally cannot see the difference between blue and green if their language does not have words to distinguish them. People literally can see the difference between blue and green even if their language doesn't d
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
It can be as low as 64K in the case of the STM32F410 but I can't tell whether it would be supported.
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
They may deserve some blame for not defending the term as well as they could have done but I don't think it's a badly defined term, I'll be up front in that it seems to me to be incredibly intuitive that open source should me
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
A note on HiDPI since a lack of fractional scaling is always brought up as a frustration point: with Xresources you can set 'Xft.dpi' to an appropriate value (like 144) and restart your X session and most programs/toolkits sh
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
Your post is pretty fair and I don't have an issue with it but I do have an argument (albeit not a very convincing one) for why somebody might take issue with a word like irregardless. I'm sure we've all experienced the frust
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
I was excited for a moment when wiki.js.org rendered properly without Javascript but similarly disappointed when docs.requarks.io only showed a fairly typical white page. Also noticed that it feels slow page to page, thinking that it might
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
Sorry in advanced for a late reply to an already off-topic tangent. It has been reported on heavily that mask wearing rates in the UK are low compared to Europe [0] although I'll fully admit not doing my due diligence in examining whet
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
The Twitter account for the British Prime Minister said that you can both exercise in parks and that visiting parks put lives in danger on the same day . Of course this should be expected from a populist government that needs to put forwar
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
That quote is quite literally saying that fitness apps don't provide all the tools necessary to become fit and strong, or more specifically that they don't help towards the criteria listed which the poster views as necessary towar
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
It's all well and good that 96% of the country has 30 Mbps coverage but for most people that's just about all they're going to get as 40% have no coverage for >100 Mbps, i.e., BT (or BT reseller) customers limited to a max
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
>I have heard that the UK has a system that "shelves" criminal records after a certain number of years, and only employment in certain fields (like law enforcement, childcare, etc.) can view the records. This is true but it dep
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
Maybe in some circles it was well publicised but in many articles around the time it's nothing more than a single sentence mention, e.g., [0] which is near the bottom, [1] or [2] which are closer to the top but still not really the poi
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
>telling me that I'm wrong when I say it was mostly comprised of recognised far right groups I'm not trying to tell you that you're wrong or that far right groups didn't attend and I'm sorry if it came across tha
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
With all the talk of people doing Nazi salutes it seemed like you could open any news story about the counter-protests and you'd see clear evidence of Neo-Nazis but it was anything but, even when people point to videos [0] that are sup
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
John Carmack always has an interesting point to make about latency: https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/193480622533120001 >I can send an IP packet to Europe faster than I can send a pixel to the screen.
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
That is an incredibly broad interpretation of the chilling effect since in Europe you haven't had the legal right to misuse peoples private information that they've provided to you (a business) since the early 80s at least. To run
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
I'm not sure how their PR dept spun it but borosilicate glass is incredibly resistant to sudden changes in temperature as well as having better chemical and acid resistance making it ideal for chemistry lab work, presumably some news s
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by Aengeuad 6y ago
In the UK and probably the rest of Europe you can still buy borosilicate Pyrex made in France, but this single decision destroyed any trust I had in the brand. It's not even a new decision[0] and I am mostly unaffected by it but any di
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by Aengeuad 7y ago
More numbers doesn't necessarily mean that it's more accessible though. I'm not trying to say that IRC is the most user friendly or accessible and I have no doubts Matrix wins on this front, but consider that the IRC server w
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by Aengeuad 7y ago
Nor is IRC, which is what prompted me to reply. I made a mistake though, nobody else in the comment chain was talking about Rust or developers. I had read a comment in another part of the thread which linked to Mozilla's forums [0] whi
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by Aengeuad 7y ago
Is somebody that is taking the time to learn Rust really going to struggle with a handful of commands though? Day to day I never need more than /join, /part, /msg, or the occasional /quit, and I'm using a terminal b
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by Aengeuad 7y ago
Speaking from memory as it's a little difficult to search for but there's no fully FOSS ac driver available for Linux which might be why the BSDs have none, Linux has open source ac drivers of course but they still require proprie
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by Aengeuad 7y ago
Like many other things in the Highway Code there may be no specific offence for failing to follow it but the police have enough freedom with fixed penalty notices making disregarding the rules an ill advised activity. https://www

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