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5y ago
Self hosting my emails, grade of 100/100 on mail-tester, I'm on none of the dozens of blacklists I've queried... and Microsoft marks every single one of my emails as spam. Just because you're lucky doesn't mean othe
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5y ago
TIL the creator of i3 is a fellow Swiss
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5y ago
1) simple regex to rule out the common typos such as 2 or 0 @, no period in the domain name, etc. I don't care about people whose domain name consists of a TLD only. Bring your nerdiness somewhere else, every other service is already r
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5y ago
I'm pretty sure the one guy behind ai. doesn't justify that you change your regex for him. Let's not be overly pedantic.
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5y ago
Your audio collection, which obviously has millions of artists so you can literally listen to anything in the world as soon as you feel like it, with zero seconds of waiting time, and also you can get recommendations of new things to liste
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5y ago
> He's obviously not in it to get rich because he's already rich Er... gestures broadly at rich people
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5y ago
Fascinating input, thank you.
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5y ago
"Foot pedals", what a lovely pleonasm
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5y ago
OK. That's the difference between "I find it currently confusing because I happen to be confused" and "it is intrinsically confusing".
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5y ago
I read that with an almost sarcastic tone. I don't think the author thinks it's confusing, they're probably mocking the immigration officers who found them confusing and chose to simply erase them. Nowadays, it would be consi
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5y ago
What about Cowon? I used to have one because it supported FLAC and it was pretty great
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5y ago
OK, I'll try. Keep in mind that English is not my first language. Two horses go on a date. First they go and have a few drinks, and then they go to the restaurant. After that, they decide to go to the movies, and they go in one of thos
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5y ago
Reading part of the transcript made me realize how a huge percentage of your average entertainment video is just... nonsensical filling material. I mean.... like... you know... totally... like....... OK so... word.
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5y ago
Switzerland, too.
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5y ago
There's a joke in French about two horses that go to the movies, I usually can't finish telling it from laughing too hard, yet people often find it extremely lame and unfunny. You can't explain humor I guess.
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5y ago
That's in the article...?
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5y ago
https://0bin.net/ has existed for quite some time now
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5y ago
You forgot "drive the wages of coders down by inundating the market with people with who can write satisfactory code under pressure"
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5y ago
Also Motus on French television. But it doesn't matter, you can't protect a game concept with intellectual property. Neither patents nor copyright allow this. The only thing that could be protected here is the name Wordle, the art
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5y ago
See also "whose", because "who's" would have made too much sense I guess
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5y ago
None of the comfort of the native app either, so not at all like Vanced.
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5y ago
In search engines and in so many other applications, we desperately need a checkbox that says "I know what I'm doing, don't assume anything, give it to me straight". Expert modes, literal modes, they need to be everywher
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5y ago
Correct. I'm not a native English speaker.
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5y ago
Communism was not built, as an ideology, on the hatred and total destruction of an ethnic group. Stop with the false analogies please.
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5y ago
The problem is not "reading the news". The problem is "reading the news first thing in the morning". Cannot be very healthy for the mind, especially these days.
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5y ago
I think you two are agreeing 100%, but your egos prevent you from even realizing it
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5y ago
I recommend not working for a company that thinks its own employees are trying to subvert security. What level of trust is that?
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5y ago
Is that term used in Québec? Why not "tapis de souris"?
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5y ago
They probably don't want to scare away any commercial partner, including very conservative (morally speaking) ones.
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5y ago
Because... humor?
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