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Important to note there are two 'flavours' [with a fecking U!] of English. So, even if you're a native English speaker, it can be almost as frustrating, as most programming languages are written in US English. So, if you'
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6y ago
This reads like an advert. Almost completely lacking in any useful detail. Just a gushing puff piece for how great Affinity Studio is, with [apparently] no downsides whatsoever.
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6y ago
Metamask doesn't like it: >Ethereum Phishing Detection >This domain is currently on the MetaMask domain warning list. This means that based on information available to us, MetaMask believes this domain could currently c
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6y ago
Not directly related to this particular article at all but: There's a special place in hell (hopefully next to the one earmarked for the creator of reCaptcha) set aside for the developer at Reddit who decided it would be a really great
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6y ago
>... Showing the capabilities of Flutter on the web Clicks on link. Browser opens completely blank page. Wow!
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6y ago
I don't have any problems with slowness in zsh. Looks like the author is blaming zsh for his choice of crappy plugins. >for i in $(seq 1 10); do /usr/bin/time $SHELL -i -c exit; done 0.46 real 0.2
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6y ago
>In Telegram you can delete or edit every messages you want whenever you want... I'm always gobsmacked when people cite this as a positive. I'm a [mostly] happy user of Telegram. But this is the single stupidest 'f
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6y ago
Perfectly common this side of the pond. It's how I've always signed off on letters and emails
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6y ago
Ugh! --why do Telegram keep adding new 'features' whereby someone else gets to decide what data I have on my computer? It's the absolute antithesis of the privacy and security these services are supposed to be built around.
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6y ago
Stopped reading at "reached out" --just fuck off everyone, with that puke-making phrase!
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6y ago
>..it would be possible to use this fuel in any internal combustion car without having to go through the lengthy—and expensive—process of converting it. It's not made explicit in the article. Is this a greener replacement fo
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6y ago
But you don't have to sign up for an exchange in your own country.
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6y ago
Dearie me. If ever anyone asks for a definition of 'Sunk Cost Fallacy' point them at David Gerard's blog. The more Bitcoin's value goes up, the more he insists it's a scam and a bubble and that he's glad he do
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6y ago
The most important piece of that quote: >We are not funded by the EU But they still styled their website to be very similar to the official EU website look. Presumably to make you think they had some kind of official status.
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6y ago
You might want to rethink the name. There's already a long established and well-known crypto wallet [1M+ downloads] using this one[0] [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mycelium.w...
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6y ago
I can never understand these "Bitcoin selling for XXX in YYY Country" stories. Why don't people just buy it online at the current 'global' price? It's not like you have to buy it locally.
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6y ago
Given most of what I've read about rare earth metal seems to suggest they nearly all are sourced from China. And given how important they are in modern electronics, I'm surprised this wasn't China's immediate response ba
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6y ago
Try Yandex Browser [0]. I've tried practically every browser going for Android and it's the only one that supports both Extensions AND Text Reflow [which I think is indispensable when browsing the web on a small screen] As an adde
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6y ago
"You're idiot" The banging sound you heard was someone shooting themselves in the foot.
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6y ago
...or LlanfairPG to its mates.
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6y ago
Aeons ago when I started at Art College just outside of Belfast, we had a Malaysian guy in our class. I was chatting to him at lunchtime and he asked me where he could catch the bus into London. Sounds unbelievable. But, back in Malaysia,
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6y ago
BBC World Service AKA Radio Free America
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6y ago
It will be interesting to see how the West's attitude towards barbaric regimes like Saudi Arabia et all changes --once we're no longer dependent on them for oil.
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6y ago
So do I
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6y ago
>AD BLOCKER INTERFERENCE DETECTED >Thank you for visiting this site. Unfortunately we have detected that you might be running custom adblocking scripts or installations that might interfere with the running of the site. >
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6y ago
In other words a shitty clickbait headline. Some 3rd party says "Wouldn't it be great if Apple did this?" Absolutely zero connection to anything Apple has actually said, done or proposed
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6y ago
>The main argument against Ubuntu, and Linux in general, is that it doesn’t have enough driver support... There's that. And there's also the "Designed by Committee" feel of much of the interface. Maybe it
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6y ago
Whatever happened to "alleged" in such headlines? Is even the old leftie 'Graun' towing the party line now?
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6y ago
I think you expressed it really well. Double standards and hypocrisy seem to be one trait that Americans inherited from their British founders.
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6y ago
^^ what he said or Bitbucket
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