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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Calling the swastika "made of dicks" is kind of dubious, it'd be more accurate to say that it's made from the space between the "dicks". Even then, I don't see anything I'd identify as dicks. It'
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Introduction to ICU in PostgreSQL: https://blog.2ndquadrant.com/icu-support-postgresql-10/
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
In addition to the bookmarks and history searched, "%" searches open tabs. Also, note that you need a space after the character (so "% search query", not "%search query").
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
The Emacs default is bright (black text on white background), not dark. The exception is if you're using it in a terminal, in which case it re-uses the terminal's colors.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Considering how common it seems to be, it wouldn't be fair to call it "unfounded". Anyway, don't worry: I didn't die on that hill. I've had the opportunity to spend some more time on Nim since. There was a set
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Last time I was going to try it, I got sidetracked reading up on rules for identifier equality, prompted by noticing that the nim package bundled its own grep (nimgrep). Basically, Nim ignores case (except for the first character) and under
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
> faq is pronounced "fah queue". So... "fuck you"?
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Probably nothing interesting. There are two 8-port ethernet switches. With 12 nodes, this leaves 4 unused port (2 in each switch). From the pictures you can see that the box itself has two jacks, both of which are likely connected to one sw
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Half of those don't quite belong in that list. KDE/Gnome are much more than implementation details: writing a program for either is using a certain design languages and sets of UX rules, and those are user-visible.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
You could try MSYS2.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
The timestamps use linux' local_clock (which is per-cpu). It will also drift, even if you never suspend/resume. The longer the uptime, the higher this discrepancy can be. This means the timestamp is useless for many purposes. You
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Contrary to what is claimed in the final section, BitTorrent is not actually an implementation of Merkle trees. Because there are no trees. The hashing used in BitTorrent metainfo files works by splitting the concatenation of all constituen
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
There are builds available for windows that seem to work: https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty/issues/28#issuecomment-37... . Using it at this point isn't viable however, since the Windows port uses rusttyp
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Pet peeve: it's "would have", not "would of". A problem with opportunistic caching would be degraded user experience for the first user that sees some specific piece of content, since they'd have to wait (poten
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
> > Routing all your network traffic through Discord servers also ensures that your IP address is never leaked > Yeah, except to your centralized company servers. Which most gamers don't care about. What they do care about, is
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Don't forget the (tiling) window managers, that also have tabs/windows.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Discord is no better than Slack. While I haven't seen any legal threats, they tend to threaten end users with bans (due to breach of ToS) for using third party clients, client modifications (like BetterDiscord), and "self-bots&quo
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
On the far low end, BuyVM has a $15/year plan (1 core, 128M ram, 15G disk, 500G bandwidth). Has been working well so far (a few years), though haven't really been close to any resource limits (yet).
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
shopt -s histappend In your .bashrc. Note that history is only saved when the shell exits, so new shells will only see history from other shells that have already exited.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
A hierarchy is not sufficient. As mentioned in the issue, only a subset of requests made by the component extension should be possible to intercept.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
People who don't want to get banned due to breach of ToS (since that would cause them to lose contact with friends).
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
It is.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Why bring GDPR into this? Unlike the upload filter it's actually good for regular people (though not so much for certain corporations).
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
The web console is not a JSON parser. To check if something parses as JSON in the web console you should use JSON.parse, e.g: JSON.parse('{ 013: "11" }') which should produce a syntax error (as already mentioned b
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
> YAML suffers from the same problem as JSON that it can't round-trip comments like XML can, [...] While not mandated by the YAML specification, it doesn't prevent creation of a parser that round-trips comments. In fact, the ru
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
There's no real incentive for regular BitTorrent clients to spend the development time to add support, because the only ones with something to gain are WebTorrent users. Existing BitTorrent clients, on the other have something to lose:
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Even disregarding the issue of how "evil" is defined, there is another level of vagueness: when does one become evil, as opposed to only doing some evil? Arguably, one could do some amount of evil deeds without actually being evil
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
That specific issue is a misfeature of whatever frontend framework they're using, and is present on many other sites as well.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Another couple of missings: - NaN/inf floats - Comments
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
When posting a quote, don't indent the text. Just prepend '> ' instead, like this: > I agree and it's annoying. Is there an easy way to fix that? Readable on mobile, and makes clear what is/isn't a quote.

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