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4y ago
Also available in Denmark (DR): https://www.dr.dk/cgi-bin/fttv1.exe/110
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Oh of course, I am not waiting on cURL to support IRC. Rather I was suggesting a use case, where essentially the client logs in, performs a series of commands and then disconnects. And I feel that is fitting with how cURL operates.
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An example: A git hook that joins a channel every time a commit is pushed to its master branch, to inform an existing IRC bot, that it is time to pull the newest changes from the repository.
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Still no IRC support. Which - considering the project that became curl started out as an IRC bot - is slightly ironic.
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(This is also an answer to your sibling.) My primary motivation was this was something I wanted to do in that specific car. When I checked prices, I discovered that shipping a vehicle was actually cheaper than renting. One way across the
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Back in '17, I took my car across the Atlantic to the US, and drove coast to coast and back again for a total of 10 weeks. The majority of the trip was spent driving alone. My original plan had been 12 weeks, but coming around the 7th
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4y ago
> defcon 100 So everything is fine? DEFCON 5 is the _lowest_ threat level, it's DEFCON 1 people should worry about.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEFCON
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I worked with Pascal for 10 years, through the majority of the 2010s. I think my biggest complaint about the language was the ecosystem. Units for modern protocols that would easily available in other languages, including C and C++, were
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A bit disappointing that one has to search for an airport to have it displayed. One of my favourite parts of OpenRailwayMap is to explore tracks I'm unfamiliar with (particularly abandoned tracks), but this map seems to require one to
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Play Your Cardz Right – Project Zomboid
(projectzomboid.com)
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The Anglo-Portuguese Treaty of Windsor, 9th May 1386 (2016)
(history.blog.gov.uk)
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According to the German (.de) NIC, Chromium's behaviour appears to be incorrect,[0] though it appears to be the old IDN standard. While for the most part, one can reasonably normalise ß into ss, it can be used to distinguish words, li
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Cities: Skylines. Though exporting for Transport Fever 2 would also be nice.
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Native Americans urge Apache Software Foundation to ditch its name
(theregister.com)
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You can still _sort of_ get a stamp from them. When you enter/leave the Schengen area, you get a stamp. The stamp will indicate which country you entered/left the Schengen area. (Obviously, if you have a passport from within th
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It was the only distributor of 24 hour analogue wrist watches I could find, where the prices were reasonable, is called AAA Watch Club.[0] Mine is specifically from the Military Time Collection, called Military Dress, I believe.[1] Unfortu
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> 1. Could there be an option to place 00:00 at the top instead of the bottom? I wear a 24 hour analogue dial wrist watch, with 24 on top. I'll admit, I sometimes wish I had chosen 12 on top, since it's more naturally to look
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Bret Devereaux covers this is in much greater detail than I can ever hope to do,[0] but essentially it's often because writing of the "Dark Ages" is dismissed because it is overly religious in nature. There is not less writi
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I wonder where this trend - fortunately a limited one - with putting confirm buttons at the top comes from? Humans naturally read from top to bottom. It naturally follows that the final action in any UI should be at the bottom. I find the
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> On the night of March 8, 1971, burglars broke into an F.B.I. field office in Media, Pennsylvania, and made off with a cache of top-secret files. If I recall this story correctly, the burglars left a note on the door that day, saying no
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Technically, new EU members are required to join the Eurozone at some point. Only Denmark (and - before Brexit - the UK) have an explicit opt-out. But Sweden, which does not have an opt-out, have yet to join the Euro as well, and has no p
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Scramble for shade: Why cities aren’t planting more trees
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In Danish, the key is sometimes jokingly referred to as »seværdighedstasten«. »Seværdighed« being a location of interest (and »tasten« key).
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It was the Romans who inserted a leap month inside February between the 23rd and 24th. Since the two consuls ruled on alternating months, adding an extra month after February would give one consul one more ruling month, making it somewhat
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Isn't it also about as likely that the aliens will have an even more convoluted calendar, and may even consider ours simple?
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I was saddened recently when I learnt they changed "View image" to "Open image in new tab". I loved the way "View image" worked, allowing you to maintain the image in full view while preserving tab history. I
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Danish Data Authority: Usage of Google Analytics Illegal in Some Cases
(datatilsynet.dk)
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I will admit, my testing was limited to the native Samsung web browser and to a capacitor made native app, where the problem occurred. It is very possible that Firefox and Chrome on the phone would behave as expected, but I never tested th
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> Using a number input, these things are handled for you. That's not my experience. I used a number input field for actual numbers (i.e. amounts of currency), but on some phones (specifically Samsung phones), it would show up with
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No one really does it any more, but "half-pound" (halvt pund) in Danish means 250g, which was the common way of ordering butter before the supermarkets took over (and why butter used[0] to come in packages of 250g). Similarly, in
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