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XzAeRosho
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Thanks for sharing. I have some open source PHP projects (with Yii2), that I maintain on my free time, and I was wondering if there were any static analysis tools for PHP, and this just popped at the right time. Will give it a try.
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You still have the Ryzen 5 3400G with integrated graphics
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Really? I've been playing for years now with Hyper-V enabled and hasn't been an issue. I think you can't play inside a VM (like Hyper-V), which is a different story.
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6y ago
For some reason the headline got me thinking that they were throwing cars into the sea.
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>AFAIK the main problem is that Unix's file permissions do not cover Windows' permission model. Well, since Microsoft has been borrowing more and more ideas from the Linux ecosystem, it would not surprise me that a Windows 10 s
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I don't think the technology here is the problem. It's the implementation. Most screens are placed in the middle of the dashboard, when it should be close to the gauges or nearly in front of you.
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The Github repo was helpful: - Phase 1: Extensible frontend platform (now) - You will be able to easily create a single consistent UI layer for your internal infrastructure and tools. A set of reusable UX patterns and components help en
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No, it means that if you want to bundle Qt binaries in your application, you as a developer, will need to be registered.
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I mainly work in web-dev, but working in embedded systems is kind of my hobby. It's kind of refreshing working on bare-metal, optimizing up-to single bytes of data, when I'm usually working on layers and layers of abstraction ever
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Any plans to support Firefox?
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I'm a hobbyist when it comes to RPi/Arduino projects, and I always feel powerless when I do projects like these. There's always a better way to do what you're currently doing, without too much extra costs, and there'
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7y ago
I'm curious. What would you recommend for more complex stuff?
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7y ago
Location: Chile Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Python, PHP, Node, Java, SQL, Docker, Vue/React, CSS/SASS/LESS Résumé/CV: via email Email: victor@vgr.cl Website/Portfolio: https:&
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You said yes to 79% of the existing words. You said yes to 0% of the nonwords. This gives you a corrected score of 79% - 0% = 79%. This is a high level for a native speaker. I'm impressed, I thought I would score way less since I'
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>When non-profits succeed they have to ask for more money. That's not true at all. I worked for 3 years on a non-profit that funded itself and it received external donations and investments. This is not "either self-funding or
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>While details have yet to be hammered out, the partnership will center on artificial intelligence and the cloud. The latter category includes plans for joint development of cloud gaming technology. So this agreement mostly focuses on So
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You can either love or hate Gitlab/Github, but this competition is always fantastic for their users.
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Real competition would be able to choose between Epic and Steam. This is not.