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by FreeFull 8y ago
http://links.twibright.com/ This fork/version of Links has a fully graphical mode, which works in both X and the framebuffer. w3m can also display images using the framebuffer, with the rest of it still in text mode.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Depending on how you choose the pivot, the worst-case of complexity of Quicksort can be O(n^2) or O(n log n)
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Some products in Europe do use glucose-fructose syrup, but in general things like Coca-Cola will have sugar (sucrose) in them. If the sauce is imported from the US, and isn't specially manufactured for European markets, I'd expect
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Ludum Dare 42 game jam postmortem(wiki.alopex.li)
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Unfortunately, visual mode still only gives you a single selection.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Is there a comparison to TOML?
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Microsoft Edge doesn't support them.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
As far as Nintendo64 goes, https://github.com/yupferris/rustendo64/blob/master/README.m... has a bunch of good documentation links to get started with.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
A change from 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit to 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit is not a doubling by any measure, because Fahrenheit is a relative temperature scale. 3.6F is 0.0039 times bigger than 1.8F
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by FreeFull 8y ago
The random AI probably should give up if it's unable to find a move after some time. Maybe if you don't see a move you can make, you can offer to draw, and your opponent gets to try and make a move for you. If the opponent can&#x2
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by FreeFull 8y ago
I've managed to get the random AI into a state where it only had one possible move, and this ended up freezing my browser.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
I can see your comment, so maybe you aren't hellbanned any more.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
I'm not a physicist either. From what I understand, the parts of quantum mechanics that aren't still fully understood are where it overlaps with relativity. Reconciling the two is still one of the big open problems, and high energ
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by FreeFull 8y ago
It's meant to be non-Euclidean, it was just misspelled and for some reason mods haven't fixed it.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Unfortunately all these changes mean that it's now tougher to find old websites with specific information that you're looking for on Google nowadays, in general. It feels like Google used to be much more useful for that ten years
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Unfortunately it doesn't. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/add-ons-firefox-ios details why.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
I do wonder how many lists I am on already.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Twitch is mostly people streaming video of themselves playing games, but there are also some programmers that stream as they write software.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
A translator like this is still really useful as the first step of transforming a C codebase into a Rust codebase. The important thing is to get working code first, and then you can modify the code to be more idiomatic.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
The best thing to do is probably to sleep as much as your body tells you to, which in your case happens to be 6.5 hours (It can depend on genetics), and in my case ends up being more than 8 hours. Forcing yourself to sleep longer probably i
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by FreeFull 8y ago
This comment reads a bit like a non-sequitur, given Alex was talking about natural substitutes for vanilla, and not artificial ones.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Alternatively, you could maybe use a cube map. You would still have a bit of distortion, but that could be handled during the video generation anyway.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
The one big problem I don't see talked about as much for some reason is ocean acidification. Given more of the surface of the planet is covered in ocean than in land, and the influence the oceans have on everything, it's pretty ha
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by FreeFull 8y ago
But, 33 bits isn't a multiple of 13 bits
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by FreeFull 8y ago
The question I have is, why would it be preferable to extract Uranium from seawater (where it has a very low concentration) rather than finding a deposit of Uranium somewhere and mining it?
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by FreeFull 8y ago
With an 11-bit char type?
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Maybe they meant that cosmic rays colliding with the atmosphere could produce udQM? Cosmic rays are mostly just really energetic protons (just like what you get inside the Large Hadron Collider, but potentially with even more energy) and lo
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by FreeFull 8y ago
How do you deal with mosquitoes? Also, have frogs/toads also made use of the still water?
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Some of the keys match up, but many are different. The actual way of thinking and composing actions while you're editing is similar, although I'd say thinking in terms of selections rather than movements makes things easier.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
That's alright, he doesn't really need the light anyway.

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