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BrianHenryIE
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I thought it would be convenient to virtualize an old MacBook 12" I have onto my M1 MBA so I installed a MacOS VM with Parallels and plugged in my Time Machine backup to restore it to the VM and was surprised to learn: > It is curre
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I just see now, there are two Gifskis, one Rust, one Swift. It's worth looking at the maintainer of the Swift one, he has 1000+ repos, many with 1000+ stars. * https://github.com/ImageOptim/gifski * https:/&
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None of that is to suggest I want fentanyl around. I've had one friend die from it and another is a user – anytime I hear from his mother or brother my heart drops, fearing the worst. But the war on drugs is a comical failure. The Onio
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Lol. Maybe they'll have their first success in their drug war when they eliminate drugs in the Tenderloin! My advice would be to start somewhere smaller. > authorities have seized nearly 50 kilos of fentanyl and 12 kilos of meth off
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Is there any automated tool that can add types? I have Playwright E2E tests – it seems reasonable that the type each variable is used as could be recorded and the code annotated with that.
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I'll revisit this in a year. And you'll eat your words. You should be ashamed.
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You're deluded if you think this colonial expansion is anything other than genocide. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/31/un-official-re...
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It's mostly pro-Palestine. Some pro-Israel. It's disingenuous to imply people who are opposed to genocide support the aims of Hamas. You're conflating the two because you need to distort the evil of what is happening. Hamas w
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Get a grip. The UN has the list. It's behind: > Password-protected access for humanitarian agencies > > Click here to access If I posted any other source you'd dismiss that too. https://www.moh.gov.ps/port
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> Is there a list published of all the causalities and their status? Yes. By the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. https://www.ochaopt.org/data/casualties And I'm not entertain
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UNICEF: > We have lost touch with our colleagues in Gaza. I'm extremely concerned about their safety and another night of unspeakable horror for one million children in Gaza. All humanitarians and the children and families they serv
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> like BoringSSL, but Swift-native solutions are becoming more common. I've seen this one, "Move away from BoringSSL", actively in development (PR opened two weeks ago): https://github.com/vapor/jwt-ki
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Did you just argue that version numbers that do not have a spec are less arbitrary than the ones that do? Surely its entire point is to (at least attempt to) solve the gripe you seem to have.
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Sure, but it's important to put that in the context of the vast majority of the world's population who never fly, me who flies maybe three times a year, and people who flight weekly or more for the purpose of entertainment or a lu
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The article is about how great it is now to use on Windows. I have projects using Swift on AWS Lambda and on Arduino. * https://github.com/swift-server/swift-aws-lambda-runtime * http://www.swiftforarduino.c
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Use Zigbee, which the Philips Hue blubs are anyway – I haven't used the Philips app in years. https://www.home-assistant.io/
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Nice to see the app that highlights dietary restrictions in real-time in the camera view. I tried to make that in 2017, before Apple had their own OCR API. It was using Tesseract (via gali8/Tesseract-OCR-iOS) but the performance just w
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Seriously? > Several states grant some right for cyclists to travel in lanes with cars, but in practice that's absurd. Which I'll translate for you, from you: > ~It's absurd for cyclists to use the roads So, how do I ge
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Since I don't drive, if I want to get somewhere that doesn't have public transport going there, are you suggesting I should not be able to go there?
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Nothing comes to mind that’s similar to that first link. I’m really just replying to emphasize to others how great it is. I learned a ton from it.
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Also worth a look are: https://github.com/iosre/iOSAppReverseEngineering https://www.amazon.com/NSHipster-Obscure-Topics-Cocoa-Object... and the ultimate: https://www.mikeash.com/book.h
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> During the Troubles, police officers in Northern Ireland were regularly attacked by republican paramilitary groups. They weren't attacked by Unionist paramilitaries because the police and the Unionist paramilitaries were the same
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Particularly "license" badges, which just repeat information already elsewhere on the main repo page.
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> Doing what CA does California is the most desirable place in the world to live.
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Exactly. The court assigned a punishment based on the crime. The entire point of separating legislating/policing/judicial is to keep things as objective as possible. The suggestion that someone deserves a punishment they weren
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I presume it's down to the "therapeutic index" (how close a fun dose is to a dangerous dose) (although alcohol is much the same). I agree it is a nice drug but one friend of mine did have his family stage an intervention beca
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Have the cameras been jailbroken? I have a "Ring stick up cam battery" that I don't want to connect to the cloud.
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It is "normal" that the US allows food (additives, at least) that is banned in Europe https://archive.is/N6JI1
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UB meaning "undefined behaviour", appropriately enough! (I had to look it up)
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There was an Argentinian one, 2017. > The information about the possible explosion was received on Thursday from the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Organization, or CTBTO, an international body that runs a global network of listen
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