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2y ago
Element's crash reporting system is still called 'rageshake' today, and you can enable the shake-to-report function in dev settings.
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One important one that I haven't seen mentioned is simply working without an internet connection. It was quite important for me when I was using AI whilst travelling through the countryside, where there is very limited network access.
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IIRC if you pipe the output to, e.g, xclip, or redirect to a file it will give the original diff format. Not as convenient, but still workable.
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It's fairly common in the marketing materials of all of the services you mentioned. Many people also know it from when the cloud was a popular buzzword.
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> I can't place the cursor half-way through a ligature and so on. That sounds like a bug in the editor. Ligatures are incredibly common font features even outside of programming, even sequences like fi are often ligatures.
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The Federation Deathmatch
(blog.glyph.im)
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That Blue Text – A Link Is Not Authenticity
(jade.ellis.link)
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This is something that can only really be handled on the server side, but you can implement some mitigation strategies, like manually deduplicating entities. It's a lot of work for marginal gain, and you can never completely make up fo
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Author here! This might be a case for one of the methods I missed, mentioned on the Reddit thread [0]. I've heard it called Cursor-based pagination or searchID-based pagination. The basic idea is you sort everything once and take a sna
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> I say yes but reasonable people can disagree! A lot of people do! Tone correction [1] is a normal fact of life in the music industry, especially in recordings. Using it well takes both some degree of vocal skill and production skill.
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3y ago
I'd quite like to see this applied to the FoundationDB repository - https://github.com/apple/foundationdb Thanks!
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Update in Thrussh: The SSH Terrapin Attack
(pijul.org)
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Olive Video Editor / About
(olivevideoeditor.org)
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Leptos, a cutting-edge full-stack Rust framework
(leptos.dev)
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It's not quite so simple. Although the age of majority is 18 according to the Family Law Reform Act 1969, that is primarily relevant to financial contracts (debt), criminal sentencing, and tobacco. Drinking, you can drink in private fr
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Embassy: Modern embedded framework, using Rust and async
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A phone number is definitely not a number - for example, it can often be written as starting with a +. Not only that, but one number can have multiple valid expressions (eg. a number with and without a country code). That's ignoring th
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Have you seen Ink & Switch's Upwelling ( https://www.inkandswitch.com/upwelling/ )? I think you might find it at least a little interesting, although it's more focused on non-fiction (where you trust all pa
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> reached for react-three-fiber, there simply isn't something comparable in the non-React world. This came out a year ago now. https://svelthree.dev/ https://github.com/vatro/svelthree Svelte,
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There is a similar idea being explored with https://github.com/crev-dev/cargo-crev - you trust a reviewer who reviews crates for trustworthiness, as well as other reviewers.
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From a data visualisation perspective, pie charts are kind of terrible. Primarily because they are really easy to misinterpret, and because they handle many divisions poorly. I prefer spark charts, like github's language percentage bar
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Will the real 10x-ers please stand up
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This is super dismissive of both the hard work put into the content and the people that want to listen to poetry, short stories and even entire books. Voice acting is difficult and expensive work, and this person is putting out narrations o
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4y ago
In the CS tests for every UK exam board, a byte is always 8 bits
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On Windows, and most Linux apps, pressing Alt reveals a menu similar to MacOS's global menu. It's basically impossibe to discover, but it's there!
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That error is your drivers saying they have incomplete Vulcan support. It could work if you update to a recent version of Ubuntu or use the extended hardware support release.
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No - it'd an acronym for Light And Powerful Code Editor
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Also see: - Homepage: https://www.soundon.global/ - Press release: https://newsroom.tiktok.com/en-gb/soundon-the-new-platform-f...
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TikTok launches a music distribution platform, SoundOn
(techcrunch.com)
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Dwitter – JavaScript demos in 140 characters
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