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by Uvix 2y ago
You don't even have to convert it, just rename the extension to .kepub.epub. https://github.com/kobolabs/epub-spec?tab=readme-ov-file#sid...
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by Uvix 2y ago
Without advertising you won't have search, because that's how search engines are funded. And you'll also lose pretty much all of the online options for word-of-mouth, too.
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by Uvix 2y ago
> You’ll probably want to use the bathroom/buy a drink anyway, so charging taking four-ish times as long as pumping isn’t really a big deal. That doesn't take nearly as long as charging, nor do I need to do it as frequently as
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by Uvix 2y ago
It's already there in the Constitution - Article II, Section 2, Clause 2. Unfortunately other countries chose not to require things in writing and were happy with pinky promises that could be reneged.
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by Uvix 2y ago
Azure’s RBAC system usually tells you this, at least when accessing the Azure management APIs. (Other APIs using RBAC, like the Azure Storage or Key Vailt ones, usually aren’t so accommodating. At least by their nature there’s usually only
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by Uvix 2y ago
MAME is versioned no differently from Chrome. v0.276 might as well be called v276.
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by Uvix 2y ago
> Despite Chen’s characteristic confident tone, he doesn’t at all acknowledge the influence of the limited palettes of baseline graphics adapters on the pre-Win95 “flat” origins of that cycle. It's right in the second sentence: &quo
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by Uvix 2y ago
The .NET Framework 1.x runtime is no longer supported, and the .NET Framework 2.0 runtime (used by v2.0-3.5 applications) won’t be supported after 2029. They are slowly abandoning support for old apps. (Yes, if you fiddle with the config fi
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by Uvix 2y ago
They’re not mutually exclusive - as you said, that was years ago, enshittification could well have set in.
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by Uvix 2y ago
The longer they waited the longer we could use our existing Lightning accessories we’ve had for years that are now trash and often don’t have good replacements (e.g. docks).
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by Uvix 2y ago
I agree on community ones, but I’m happy to use the official actions from vendors like the Terraform and Azure ones too.
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by Uvix 2y ago
If there were a large number of contiguous commands that you could run in isolation, I’d agree. But it looks like four commands is the most you could chain together, and they depend on other tasks’ output, so I don’t see a lot of benefit to
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by Uvix 2y ago
The different branching approaches makes migrating history difficult. Microsoft's recommendation is to migrate just the tip, but will allow you to migrate up to 180 days of history for the trunk (no branches). If you need branch histor
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by Uvix 2y ago
It’s not an international purchase, though. Core Devices is a US company.
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GitHub is behind ADO in multiple areas. Boards is the one they're furthest from ADO on; leaving that for last is letting them get the others to a state where ADO users can successfully migrate some of their work to GitHub now, even
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by Uvix 2y ago
DRM for lending is one thing. I don't think I've seen a good argument against it. DRM for sales is another. The world didn't end when Apple forced music publishers to drop DRM, and a number of smaller publishers have seen suc
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by Uvix 2y ago
If they did, users who customized their System file would complain that it destroyed their data.
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by Uvix 2y ago
Traveler's Tales, the developer of most of the LEGO video games over the last 20 years starting with the original LEGO Star Wars .
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by Uvix 2y ago
The different categories are worth considering separately. PowerShell is more than just "similar" to Windows PowerShell; it's a slightly-backwards-incompatible new version with cross-platform support. With cross-platform supp
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by Uvix 2y ago
If you’re using Octopus Deploy, then Azure DevOps has equivalent functionality for free. The complication in this post comes from avoiding the local agent install; an equivalent Octopus Deploy process without a Tentacle would require simila
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by Uvix 2y ago
Only an older version of GPT-4o has been deprecated and will be removed in May. The newest version will be supported through at least 20 November 2025. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/opena
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by Uvix 2y ago
Public CAs are currently limited to 398 days (effectively 13 months).
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by Uvix 2y ago
At least the Azure one lets you see all your resources, so you can verify you don't have something you're paying for unexpectedly.
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by Uvix 2y ago
Selling browsers was tried, back in the 90s. They lost to free, when the audience was much more limited. Trying to sell a browser now is an even weaker proposition to most users. I also think you're overselling how many devs would pay
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by Uvix 2y ago
Did you want domain registration, or just DNS management? Those are two very different services. They offer the latter but not the former. So while you (generally) have to buy domains elsewhere, you can then manage them entirely within Azur
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by Uvix 2y ago
If they're truly both evils, there's always the option to do a write-in vote for someone else. Futile? Sure. But hopefully headlines like "X won the election with 30% of the vote" would start to raise eyebrows in ways th
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by Uvix 2y ago
There was no electoral college gaming in 2024. You're right that my numbers were of the voting eligible population, though, and not the total population. Okay, so let's work that out. 244,666,890 total eligible voters - 156,336,69
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by Uvix 2y ago
63.9% of the voting eligible population voted. Meaning the other 36.1% voted for "whoever the 64% pick", giving Trump 67.7% of the total vote.
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Vaultwarden used to be a lot easier to install, but the official server also has a single-container option now: https://bitwarden.com/help/install-and-deploy-unified-beta/ It's technically in public beta st
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by Uvix 2y ago
Did Microsoft ever sell directly? They had Microsoft Reader but I thought all the stores were third-party. However, Amazon did at one point in time sell ebooks in multiple formats pre-Kindle, one of which was Microsoft Reader. (I assume the

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