Jenk

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by Jenk 5y ago
I have been using FancyZones for about a year. It's not quite a twm, it allows you to redefine the snap zones but they are fixed/static. There's also very little in the way of shortcuts to control them.
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by Jenk 5y ago
Given the public image of North Korea is one of a time capsule from the 60s I think it's more a case that the North Korean effort is considered inadequate or incapable, whilst the US TLAs have virtually limitless resources.
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by Jenk 6y ago
> Of course then it might not be called "cent" any longer. Would probably be called a sextant, which would raise a few eyebrows in British politics if history is to go by.
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by Jenk 6y ago
Scoop has a --global flag, too.
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by Jenk 6y ago
Bucket nonportable may be of interest to you, if you aren't already aware.
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by Jenk 6y ago
The last commit was 18 days ago, though I do see the last release is October 2020. Well if it is dead then that is a damn shame.
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by Jenk 6y ago
Struggling to see the difference with chocolatey.. both do the same thing: download some binaries and install stuff, run arbitrary scripts for whatever they need, track dependencies, versions, etc. In fact it took far too long for chocolate
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by Jenk 6y ago
A quick shout for https://scoop.sh which is, in my humble opinion, better than either *Get offering.
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by Jenk 6y ago
Oaklahoma Joe's Highland BBQ. It's an offset smoker BBQ which can also be a grill. Got one a few weeks ago and it's incredible. Built like a tank. 3mm cold rolled steel. I'm in the UK too.
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by Jenk 6y ago
How many people are pointing swimming pools at each other or themselves with the intent on causing harm?
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by Jenk 6y ago
I think you replied to the wrong post. I'm against banning encryption.
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by Jenk 6y ago
That's _just_ murder. Doesn't include accidental deaths.
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by Jenk 6y ago
318 > 0. So yeah.. ban all guns then.
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by Jenk 6y ago
It's not that. You can already be charged with obstruction of justice in many countries if you refuse to provide keys for encrypted drives. This is about prohibiting encrypted messaging in the first place. WhatsApp et al will be denied
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by Jenk 6y ago
> It's like banning assault rifles to prevent mobsters from getting hold of them. Obvious bait is obvious but whatever, I'm in... Is it the same, though? Is it really? On one side we have literal implements of death responsible
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by Jenk 6y ago
> Companies now can make anyone a contractor I don't think that's true. If you are enrolled on PAYE they can't just change you to a contractor.
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by Jenk 6y ago
This user is referring to IR35. It's been given the nickname "No Rights Employment" by those affected by it.
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by Jenk 6y ago
Not for http-only cookies it doesn't.
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Arno's Engram Key Layout(engram.dev)
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by Jenk 6y ago
It's hard to put into words what I think this game really excels at. I've played this game since it was launched as Transport Tycoon in 1994. Nothing else has anywhere near that kind of longevity for me, and I don't limit thi
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by Jenk 6y ago
Mashinksy[1] also worth a shout but the outputs are much more limited than OTTD. [1]: https://store.steampowered.com/app/598960/Mashinky/
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by Jenk 6y ago
It's a very different game though. (Open)TTD is about mass movement of resources with (often ludicrous amounts of) goods/passengers to move in order to chase ratings and promote industry and town growth at a very macro scale. Simu
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by Jenk 6y ago
Oh gosh why didn't the expert sailors whom all have many years of experience think about this trivial matter? Or could it be that navigating a 400mx60m, 220,000 tonne, 60m tall ship through a canal that is barely double the width with
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by Jenk 6y ago
Yes, JIT inventory meant delivered "from the warehouse to the workstation" and not "intercontinentally shipped with extremely slim margins." But that's not what has happened here. Continually increasing demand (read
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by Jenk 6y ago
I think you mean UTC - as in Under the counter. :)
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by Jenk 6y ago
The commit with fix: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/commit/2a40b7bc7b94dd7de8...
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by Jenk 6y ago
I was missing the trailing > in my pattern but you are still right (as is the article) It's been fun to note the benchmarks: all tested against the string: <a href="sdfsdf">sefsefsefsef</a> 1.
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by Jenk 6y ago
Twitter have started doing this via their embed widgets/scripts.
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by Jenk 6y ago
> - Exclude a delimiter from the search space, like using [^>]*?> rather than .*?> or worse yet .*> Or indeed: (?!>).*?
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by Jenk 6y ago
The distance between UKIP and Far Right is not a wide gap: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/mar/03/new-ukip-membe...

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