ElderKorihor

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by ElderKorihor 2y ago
Sure. Tax it like any other property.
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by ElderKorihor 3y ago
Probably just Mandela effect. I also remember this message that apparently doesn't exist. I was also a big player of Ultima VII so maybe my mental wires are crossed as the article suggests.
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by ElderKorihor 3y ago
My oldish LG TV had an HBO Max app but it wasn't available in my area due to exclusivity agreements. In order to grab it, I had to change the region of my TV before going to the app store. This workaround is not required for the new ap
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by ElderKorihor 4y ago
Yup. I emailed myself the string "-misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed--13-120-75-75-c-60-iso8859-1" a couple decades ago just to make sure I didn't lose it. Not sure what I'll do when I finally get a HiDPI display. I thi
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by ElderKorihor 4y ago
> Use impl types as arguments rather than generic constraints when you can Eep. No. At least, not in anything public. Universal impl trait arguments can't be turbofished, so you're placing an unnecessary constraint on your call
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by ElderKorihor 4y ago
When I got married and changed my name, I ended up having to spend a couple hours a day arguing at the passport office for three consecutive days. There are all kinds of arcane rules about it and the staff are not allowed to tell you what t
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by ElderKorihor 5y ago
You have hindsight. In the early days, the internet was seen as a massively playfield-leveling and decentralizing force ("the net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"), not a massively centralizing one (Facebook i
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by ElderKorihor 5y ago
> Only if you're willing to accept undefined behavior if the foreign code passes you an unknown variant. Isn't that what `#[non_exhaustive]` is for?
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by ElderKorihor 6y ago
> I don't remember the name of the person on the right Probably Kathi Goertzen?
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by ElderKorihor 6y ago
Depends on what you mean by "support". The OnHub never ended up using its smart home radios or built-in speaker for anything. I also ended up needing to buy multiple other boxes to work around Google WiFi's crashy PPPoE imple
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by ElderKorihor 6y ago
I just went through Blender Guru's donut tutorial and it is excellent as it covers a whole progression from learning the basic UI to modeling, sculpting, texturing, shading and even a touch of animation. For a change of pace, look at I
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by ElderKorihor 7y ago
No it isn't. The hope is that at some point a vaccine or lighter treatment becomes available. If that occurs before the end of the flat curve, that's a major change in outcome.
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by ElderKorihor 7y ago
I love Rust, but it doesn't have a strong UI development story yet.
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by ElderKorihor 7y ago
> Sadly, I just learned a new term: "emotional labor." It's also an (increasingly common) misuse of the term as originally coined. Originally it referred to things like cashiers needing to remain calm and cheery even in th
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by ElderKorihor 7y ago
I think there are a few places were Rust didn't get it quite right, but this seems like a weird example. The 32 length limit is a temporary limitation, not a corner that Rust is painted into. Indeed, my understanding is that the limita
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by ElderKorihor 7y ago
Don't bother with Lightroom. It's also been shackled to the cloud at this point. I think if you dig enough you can still find a perpetual license version, but it's years old at this point and doesn't work with newer came
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by ElderKorihor 7y ago
Ha. Around this same time my friends and I set up a vaguely similar system across campus in Haggett Hall. There was a :CueCat at the bottom of the door outside and you'd scan your student ID to trigger a solenoid to spin the doorknob o
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by ElderKorihor 7y ago
I think you're almost certainly correct. The "giveaway" to someone from a Mormon background was the inclusion of "Monson led the committees that codified the doctrines taught in every Mormon meetinghouse across the Earth
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by ElderKorihor 7y ago
That theory is hard to square with the dramatic rise over the past 10-20 years. I remember when folks were alarmed at Nickelsville popping up. Now that's way under the noise floor.