Cordiali

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by Cordiali 2y ago
One ad per tool? Yeah, that'd get annoying. But KDE is more than one tool, there's at least half a dozen KDE programs that I like and use, like Yakuake, Kate, KDE Connect, etc. So at least in that sense, the ad-to-tool ratio is al
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by Cordiali 2y ago
Overall it'd be cheaper compared to Sydney and maybe one or two other cities, but more expensive than the rest. Plus the obvious, that living in the middle of nowhere can be quite isolating.
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by Cordiali 2y ago
Most of those words are engPM packages. The trick is to not include the `architecture` package, if you're just making toast.
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by Cordiali 2y ago
I find books from the early development of a given subject or topic to be really valuable. They might not hold up in terms of overall knowledge, but they also make few assumptions about prior knowledge either. The author's coming from
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by Cordiali 2y ago
It's just an abbreviation, doesn't bother me, never read his book. Maybe 'Marcus' would be better, especially if that's the convention used in history books, but it's pretty bog standard to abbreviate a name or
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by Cordiali 2y ago
> "even an old Nvidia RTX 3090" Saying that like it's mediocre... Maybe I'll have to benchmark my old 1050, see what it can do!
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by Cordiali 2y ago
I've never used a YouTube account, I've always just used the site as-is. For a (very few) accounts, that I want to know when they release a new video, I just add them to my RSS feed reader.
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by Cordiali 2y ago
A funny coincidence about this being from Lipscomb University: there's a British historian called Suzannah Lipscomb, who's done some documentaries. In one of them (I think it's 'Hidden Killers of the Victorian Home'
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by Cordiali 2y ago
From my personal research of some local history, I've seen "farmer's wife" consistently listed as a woman's occupation from the 19th Century, in the same context of terms like "schoolmistress". Conversely,
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by Cordiali 2y ago
That's my go-to these days, but sometimes I like to see a diagram from this one: https://regexper.com I've just slowly learnt it by experimenting with it over the past few years. People have mostly mentioned matching,
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by Cordiali 2y ago
If it's recreational use, I'm not sure you can really call it TRT. If you actually have low testosterone, better to go to a doctor for it.
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by Cordiali 2y ago
Around the same time, ships packed with ice from the US and Canada were delivering it as far as here in Australia!
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by Cordiali 2y ago
Do you expect the traffic price to come down over time for Singapore, or not really? I'm based in Australia, and will need to get a server set up sometime in the not too distant future, so Singapore might be a good option. I have a sma
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by Cordiali 2y ago
A point of view I haven't seen expressed yet: if I was the athlete, I'd value a terribly written letter by a child above one written by the parent of a child, let alone by AI. It's the same reason I value the handmade cards m
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by Cordiali 2y ago
Number 1 has a simple solution, pressing F2 is your friend.
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by Cordiali 2y ago
I used to work in an archive, and the Symbol LS2208 was a pretty great scanner. The model is also old enough, that you can find them branded Symbol, Motorola, and Zebra. I had my own cheat sheet to reprogram it, eg. changing the final chara
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by Cordiali 2y ago
There's test swabs for leaded paint, but I don't know if they'd be sensitive enough for food. At least where I live, they're pretty cheap, so it could be an interesting experiment. I remember seeing an article a while ag
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by Cordiali 2y ago
Your book, as well as 'Writing An Interpreter In Go', are two books I definitely want to read when I get more free time! I'd like to have a go at making a basic typesetting language, I have a bunch of ideas for it.
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by Cordiali 2y ago
Excel used to give you the option of using the import wizard for CSVs when you opened them. Now they've intentionally hidden that in a submenu, for some bizarre reason. Libre Office is good enough for basic use, but Excel has a lot of
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by Cordiali 2y ago
A wild COMPETITOR appeared! Hello from Australia! I've been working on a related concept for about a year now, to solve a slightly different but related problem. I haven't produced anything yet, lots of research and plan
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by Cordiali 2y ago
The extent is also culturally specific. In America, Sydney could be regarded as multiple cities. Likewise in Australia, Dallas-Fort Worth would be regarded as a single city.
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by Cordiali 2y ago
> She worked at IBM in the 1960s and invented generalized dynamic instruction handling, a key advance used in out-of-order execution, used by most modern computer processors to improve performance. I only found out about her a few weeks