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Chromium Policies Managed Under Linux
(sunweavers.net)
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“The DoD clarified that it was either a bomb blast or a combination of natural phenomena, such as lightning, a meteor, or a glint from the Sun.” I guess that is a kind of clarification, right? I find the idea of simply not knowing¹ forty
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South Atlantic Anomaly
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Notcurses: Blingful TUIs and Character Graphics
(github.com)
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Markus Kuhn’s International Standard Paper Sizes¹ is a great document on ISO-216 paper sizes, if you want a little more depth than HelloNurse’s succinct description. It also covers US-style sizes toward the bottom. Kuhn also has an excelle
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5y ago
FWIW, it actually is part of an old sci-fi novel, featuring in Arthur C. Clarke's 2010¹. China suddenly joins a race to Jupiter by firing up its "space station". ¹ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010:
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Rob Eastaway's excellent How Long is a Piece of String¹ covers the history of month and day names in its first chapter. Thirteen pages from 30000 BCE to now, via abundant and perfect numbers. Day names eventually being explained with
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The 90's Lotus 108¹ mentioned in the article is such a radically different approach to the one in TFA. I wonder if any of the new ideas were considered back in the 90s, but dropped because of materials, less CFD access, $something_tot
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I wouldn't - you know - use this, but with zsh… $ print -l ${(s:, :):-Paris, France, Europe} Paris France Europe I won't try to answer the "is zsh any better?" question with this response either
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Subplot – tools for specifying, documenting, and implementing acceptance tests
(subplot.liw.fi)
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Neovim News #11 – The Christmas Issue
(neovim.io)
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Nifty command line date and time utils for fast date calculations and conversion
(github.com)
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Debian bullseye: changes in util-linux
(michael-prokop.at)
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Debug Adapter Protocol client implementation for Neovim
(github.com)
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A work-in-progress Magit clone for Neovim
(github.com)
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Perhaps you already know, but… The `=` prefix in zsh works, but is a different beast entirely. The backslash trick will simply stop the command parser from expanding the alias, while the equals prefix will expand to the full path of the gi
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HMock: First Rate Mocks in Haskell
(itnext.io)
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Yeah, I've tried a few. I can't quite put my finger on what is wrong, but the ones I've tried just don't feel right. gnvim¹ was the most usable for me. However, it isn't without problems for my use case. To use
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Much like you, I think I'm probably the target audience for this. One of the things that stops me from using neovim - regardless of any changes I'd like - is the removal of gvim. I like my gvim candy; SVG icons in sign columns, b
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MyGNUHealth 1.0 – The Libre Personal Health Record
(meanmicio.org)
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Close Encounters of the Second Kind
(mscroggs.co.uk)
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Have you flipped the final one? Both my Buster and Bullseye installation only have mawk. Trying to dig in deeper makes my head explode though. mawk is marked required yet with update-alternatives priority of 5, and gawk is marked optional
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Link is to the release announcement, but the repo contains all the documentation and a simple example¹ about using it. ¹ https://github.com/alessandrod/aya#example
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Aya – a new eBPF library for Rust
(confused.ai)
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All of them, and many more than I managed to think of, are also sponsors of the team¹. ¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ineos_Grenadiers#Sponsorship_a...
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Pinarello bikes, Shimano groupsets, Fizik saddles, Kask helmets, Castelli kit, Oakley glasses, and all the other things you see surrounding the fat guy at the coffee shop on a Sunday morning ;)
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Python sentinel objects, type hints, and PEP 661
(death.andgravity.com)
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Annular Solar Eclipse, 10 June 2021
(heavens-above.com)
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Solar eclipse of June 10, 2021
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Controlling Somfy roller shutters using an ESP32 and ESPHome
(die-welt.net)
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