Eduard

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721.
by Eduard 6y ago
Never heard of ansiplay.exe. Was it known
722.
by Eduard 6y ago
On the other hand, they could support freedom of speech by not limiting access. They do block access, therefore suppressing freedom of speech. Arguing with "they're just saving resources" is ridiculous, especially when cons
723.
by Eduard 6y ago
US companies will comply, knowingly or unknowingly, to US government requests for handing out data, no matter GDPR and data center location within EU.
724.
by Eduard 6y ago
Those Earbuds look like a piercing plug / flesh tunnel. Hard to imagine they will sell well.
725.
by Eduard 7y ago
Do you know about https://www.wikiwho.net/ ?
726.
by Eduard 7y ago
No. Pistols at dawn.
727.
by Eduard 7y ago
The light switches in my flat work flawlessly since the early 1960s.
728.
by Eduard 7y ago
Good writeup! But for my situation and requirements, SSDs still didn't get cheap.
729.
by Eduard 7y ago
What would they contribute?
730.
by Eduard 7y ago
Can you elaborate?
731.
by Eduard 7y ago
How to use it with mobile Chrome on Android?
732.
by Eduard 7y ago
Not true, and where the Spring Framework <strong>allows</strong> to use interfaces only (i.e. without having to write an implementing class) it's for neat reasons, e.g. autogenerating Spring Repositories.
733.
by Eduard 7y ago
What is the legal status of these?
734.
by Eduard 7y ago
wifi and 3gpp can be considered proprietary as well, considering patents
735.
by Eduard 8y ago
Not sure if it was implied. Sixel has lots of overhead compared to ascii/Unicode braille art. Using sixel to transmit decent images over ssh is very data-demanding
736.
by Eduard 8y ago
Cygwin / mintty can do sixel
737.
by Eduard 8y ago
It would drive her crazy - so much clutter, but she can't just open some door to throw it away
738.
by Eduard 8y ago
So the vibe changed?
739.
by Eduard 8y ago
True.
740.
by Eduard 9y ago
Scenario: broadcasting out passwords and PINs
741.
by Eduard 9y ago
Using it for years. Never experienced any of the mentioned problems
742.
by Eduard 9y ago
What if the algorithm chooses a destination you cannot go to (for reasons such as visa, vaccination...)
743.
by Eduard 9y ago
Did anyone give GitLab's metrics feature a try? Is it comparable to Nagios, Zabbix and the like?
744.
by Eduard 10y ago
What do you mean here wrt Java module systems, and when was the last time you ran into this problem?
745.
by Eduard 10y ago
bats and many insects can fly too.
746.
by Eduard 10y ago
Or if they have never been visited by some webproxy Cloudflare customer.
747.
by Eduard 10y ago
so Mentos, chewing gum, and tooth paste may cause problems?
748.
by Eduard 10y ago
I find a single pair of socks would make my life more complicated.
749.
by Eduard 10y ago
I'm surprised I couldn't find any SVG versions of sample images, as (I assume) for many interested parties, the vector format output is the unique selling proposition for a, well, vector-based application.
750.
by Eduard 10y ago
maybe he did.

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