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Legogris
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I do hope I'm not spamming you here but an acknowledgment would be appreciated. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32026459 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32020929 Summary: element-desktop slug
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Officially and publicly, no. Behind the scenes - who knows (not meant to be suggestive).
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32020929
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~17:50: Ex-PM Abe officially pronounced dead.
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Update from NHK: The apprehended suspect is identified as Tetsuya Yamagami (41), a Nara resident. According to sources from the defense ministry, he was employed by the Maritime Self-Defense Forces for ~3y until 2005. Weapon seems to be hom
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Some people held out and still have homes with a dedicated tunnel right in the middle of the runways. Some people I know recently arranged with an owner to rent their place and organized a small techno party there. https://www.un
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From NHK World, "no vital signs".
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For all is warts, electron does make things like this more consistent across distros end environments, as shown in the reproducibility of this issue.
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Not the person you're replying to but following up on an identical past thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30996203 > Linux, x86_64. Getting the same behavior across distros and installations. It is still
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It does make a huge difference for readability of Chinese/Japanese/Korean in small sizes (e.g. comparable to reading a normal book or paper).
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I take gray and gloomy with cold and dark winters over hot and humid summers, thank you very much.
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> Photoshop CS2 Sounds great actually. Unless I've missed something new, IIRC CS5 is the peak and still unparalleled. Somehow Adobe ruined it.
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FB account holders have recently been receiving this link together with a notice about a settlement and a case number. It does seem legit [0][1]. [0]: https://teddit.net/r/Scams/comments/vg8m61/facebook_
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Facebook Internet Tracking Litigation (NorthCal Case No. 5:12-MD-02314-EJD)
(fbinternettrackingsettlement.com)
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I may have missed some turn here, but if your thesis holds, what would be the motivation for them to vote to force-move their own coins..?
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Speaking from experience renting in Tokyo both before that article was written and more recently, as well as in Paris, while they're indeed very different things have also been changing a lot in Japan, partly due to new regulation. Bac
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They do have Batch, which IIRC was originally only for ECS, for that scenario. It's quite horrible in many ways but not I don't think any of it is really because the ECS model is somehow inherently unsuitable for stateful long-run
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Ask HN: Anyone been able to recover FB account without uploading ID?
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These are exactly the questions that invariably come up every so often and the conversations I typically don't enjoy anymore, it got old years ago. I'd say yes, and I'd say the same about a human (instinctual aversion to cann
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Thought it ethically made sense since early teens (a childhood friend was very into animal rights) but never made a serious effort, just went with my habits. Then in my early twenties, I went to a 10-day vipassana meditation retreat. During
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Linux, x86_64. Getting the same behavior across distros and installations.
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Not an issue of spaces per se but with >1000 rooms/DMs, the Element Desktop UI can become very unresponsive, to the point of being barely usable, and sometimes freezes completely requiring killing the process. I haven't pinpoin
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jessfraz maintains quite a collection of Dockerfiles you can borrow: https://github.com/jessfraz/dockerfiles
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> while(1) In SES, that is controlled by allowing assignment of a budget and failing if it's exceeded. Similar to how gas works in the EVM.
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If you find this resonates, Lavamoat is basically the continuation of that 2018 blog post. Hopefully it catches on to get enough traction that SES (or something similar enough providing an API for controlling capabilities) makes it into run
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Sorry that slipped through, I'll bring the team's attention to it.
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The article is not explicit about it - just saying "Taiwanese", which may or may not refer to Taiwanese Mandarin - but maybe the patients native tongue was not Mandarin but Taigi/Hokkien (which is what IME people most often m
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There is a proposal to add OCaps on a language level in TC39[0]. There is a drop-in implementation which already works in both Nodejs and browsers[1]. As a developer who wants to sandbox your own (recursive) dependencies, this is wrapped an
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Volvo? (Haven't reviewed their latest models but they tend to be non-hostile as manufacturers go)
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Too late to add a reply to the person asking, but way back then this was a goldmine: https://www.devrs.com/gb/
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