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Thev00d00
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Thev00d00
4y ago
It also ignores the "prefers-reduced-motion" CSS Media feature flag :(
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4y ago
It also ignores the "prefers-reduced-motion" CSS Media feature flag :(
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4y ago
You forgot your [Disclosure: I work at ScyllaDB.]
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4y ago
This is clearly just an advertisement, and not even an informative one!
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4y ago
AMD open sourced their Linux drivers a while back so I would expect support to be on par with the Intel stack, as they sharing a lot MESA/KMS etc. I have a Radeon VII and it works perfectly, even AAA games with Steam on the fully OSS s
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4y ago
Git LFS?
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5y ago
I wonder what the license implications are there, considering that Kafka python is Apache 2 where as your project is BSD
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5y ago
Making money from Ads?
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5y ago
or xargs with the parallel flag
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5y ago
Compiling C++ and Rust takes a lot of cycles
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5y ago
I'm British; we would say "batting an eyelid". So correct usage in my book!
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5y ago
I think it varies on the quality of the providers, at least in AWS I've yet to come across something missing
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5y ago
What is this naming? Embarrassing levels of bad "Adoptium Eclipse Temurin OpenJDK "
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5y ago
They have "Jamendo Selections" nowadays, but that service offers independent music under creative commons licences, you can also right click and remove it.
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5y ago
Well, they can live on surfaces _inside_ the space station.
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5y ago
but we have fmtlib thank goodness
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5y ago
Viruses cannot replicate independently of host cells, so they cannot "live" on surfaces, and they cannot be grown independently in culture.
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5y ago
Anecdotal: Google store direct purchased hardware support has been good. Responsive support and RMA process if you need it. Obviously doesn't help you with your higher level account ban situation.
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5y ago
AFAIK duckduckgo is mostly powered by Bing. Do you see a substantial difference?
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5y ago
Ah, this explains why they put that lead weight into F1 cars!
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5y ago
> Migrating the single most critical pieces of software on an Ubuntu install to a package format regularly criticised as slow and buggy is a brave move.
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5y ago
Civilization: Beyond Earth was fun
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5y ago
Yeah, breaking stories on the phone hacking scandal, PRISM/Snowden and the Panama Papers isn't journalism.
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5y ago
Android phones have had big.LITTLE a while now, you would hope that scheduler support has matured in that time.
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5y ago
I wonder if they still hobble performance on non Intel hardware
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5y ago
This is great until your company decides to move to bitbucket or whatever and suddenly you lose those repo metadata without a big ugly migration
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5y ago
As a long time git user I absolutely love `git restore`. I hope that the ongoing improvements in porcelain will continue.
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5y ago
Perhaps the scope of "Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses" should be expanded, or similar legislation
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5y ago
Seems like a lot more hassle than using purelymail[0] for $10 a year, which has full Sieve and SpamAssassin and sub-addressing. 0. https://purelymail.com/pricing
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5y ago
if it's years old perhaps it heatsinks are just a bit full of cruft nowadays?
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