Varriount

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by Varriount 5y ago
Try using "desktop mode" to view the webpage.
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by Varriount 5y ago
How would one actually (legally) hey ahold of an LTSC key?
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by Varriount 5y ago
For me, the big thing I've liked about the XPS is that it has a good balance of powerful hardware, weight, battery life, and looks. I especially enjoy the fact that it has a dedicated graphics card, since usually only gaming laptops ha
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by Varriount 5y ago
Take each sub-item in `.` (the current item being processed), apply the function `x` to each sub-item, and collect all the result values from `x` into an array.
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by Varriount 5y ago
Sure, but this isn't exactly intuitive for new users - even those that have experience with others raster editing programs. The de facto expectation is that there is some dedicated facility for drawing shapes and lines.
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by Varriount 5y ago
What is the reasoning behind "no lidar"? Cost?
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by Varriount 5y ago
I just want to say, this was a wonderfully written article! Personally, I have an interest in biology and nature - everything is so complex and interconnected! I would say that many people here have an interest in learning "how things
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by Varriount 5y ago
Both ffmpeg and Audacity can be used to convert sound data from one format to another.
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by Varriount 5y ago
"Lego Creator: Harry Potter" had something like this. If there is more than one piece of software with that title, the one I'm talking about was published... early 2000's? A little bit after the first movie, at least.
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by Varriount 5y ago
I'll admit I don't know much about Ada, but the "when" syntax additions described here look interesting. Is there any difference between "return when ..." and "if ...: return" in Ada?
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by Varriount 5y ago
The article is using "program" more in the sense of a package -something that might contain multiple executables - rather than a single executable. Mentioned a little after that sentence: These privileged components generally
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by Varriount 5y ago
What section are you referring to? Most of this article is about privileged processes incorrectly loading shared libraries.
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by Varriount 5y ago
What circumstances call for nesting form elements,?
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by Varriount 5y ago
Idiosyncratically, the website looks better on mobile if you view the page in desktop mode. That is, the content actually fits to the screen size, and the code examples aren't cut off mid-line.
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by Varriount 5y ago
What are your requirements? The most recent CI/CD system I've used was Concourse, and using it was great - it's very flexible, if a bit barebones. (I didn't have hand in the initial installation for it, so this is only f
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by Varriount 5y ago
> no one takes a bus when a train is available at the same price. I agree, although I'm curious - was this trip to NYC, or somewhere else? Round-trip Amtrak tickets from DC to NYC sell for $150+ dollars, while equivalent bus rides a
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by Varriount 5y ago
How is it a misuse? And what are the alternatives? To be clear, I do agree with your assertion, however I'm having a hard time actually putting "how/why" into words.
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by Varriount 5y ago
Oh! This explains so much, particularly why I've always felt like most REST APIs aren't really... REST. Development teams go "ok, we need to design a REST API", and, due to the inherent architectural characteristics of R
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by Varriount 5y ago
What would the outlook be if Discord was bought by Microsoft?
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by Varriount 5y ago
I don't know if you consider this a technological advantage, but compared to Slack, Discord puts a relatively heavy emphasis on its live voice channel functionality. You can join and leave them at a whim, mute and control the volume of
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by Varriount 5y ago
When I used WiX, I found it very... clunky? Everything in XML, lots of attributes to fill out, etc. And, at least when I was trying it out, the generated MSIs didn't appear to have any sort of GUI (or so I read. I don't believe I
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by Varriount 5y ago
Take a look at the methodology used by Ad Fontes Media (which this site uses as part of the "left vs right" scale). It's fairly scientifically rigorous, given an inherently subjective topic. My only critique would be that a l
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by Varriount 5y ago
Similar to your first point, types also allow an IDE to inform user about what values can be used for a function or class argument. I can't say that typing bugs occurred very often in released code I wrote before type annotations, but
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by Varriount 5y ago
Huh. I actually write my code in this style. Perhaps not quite as detailed, but with the same idea in mind. I wish code like this was more common. Over and over, I've heard fellow programmers reply with something along the lines of &qu
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by Varriount 5y ago
Aren't things like time tracking, etc. union-specific though?
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by Varriount 6y ago
Huh, that's really surprising. How does it happen? I assume it has something to do with gasoline, but I was under the assumption that most of the gasoline at gas stations was stored in giant underground concrete containers.
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by Varriount 6y ago
I think you might have responded to the wrong comment - the one you responded to never claimed that there wasn't waste in government spending, nor did they claim that the government was a shining beacon of efficiency. On a different
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by Varriount 6y ago
I agree that a state (or country, etc.) will nearly always have a certain amount of amorality (or immorality, for that matter). However most legislatures have at least some morality as well. Taxes aren't always used to incentivize&#x2F
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by Varriount 6y ago
> Any state? Any due process outcome? Any percentage? My original comment does not state my opinions on these parameters of the taxation process. I was commenting on how I felt the act of moving to a new state, just to get out of paying
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by Varriount 6y ago
No, because (again, ideally) those taxes are going to be used to benefit the common good. Trying to get out of paying them would be like saying, "of course I should get help from everyone else for education, housing, infrastructure, et

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