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by anamexis 4y ago
The author justifies it immediately above: > Also I’m trying out a donation button for the first time. If open source work like this is valuable for you, consider paying for it. The recommended donation is $20 (or your local cost for an
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by anamexis 4y ago
The card expired in 2017, and is not an American Express, so I imagine it is not a concern.
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> it really only would make sense if we were serving pure xml and the webpage was the api for literally every webpage. This is, of course, XSLT, which was supposed to take over the web at one point. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by anamexis 4y ago
For extra boost, add fzf and its shell integration. https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
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by anamexis 4y ago
And the OP's citations even make this clear. From the MD5 citation: > Q: Is it possible to make a file get an arbitrary MD2/MD4/MD5/MD6/SHA1/SHA2/SHA3, or the same hash as another file? > A: No. From
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by anamexis 4y ago
I thought for a moment that "The question is me, the answer is gpt-3." was also coming from GPT-3, trying to be profound.
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It's 1800 light years away, so they would have been waiting regardless.
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What benefits does the dual-telescope approach give in this kind of situation?
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What's the distinction between the server crashing and the server throwing an error?
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> A few paragraphs up, weren't they saying it was a bad thing that different rules apply to different people? Now they're saying it's a bad thing if the same rules apply to everyone? Or they're saying that the rules t
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by anamexis 4y ago
All pull/change/merge requests are diffs, but not all diffs are pull/change/merge requests.
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Let's not forget that "crypto" here is short for cryptocurrency.
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If the voltage was high enough to be dangerous, would a foam mic cover protect you?
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Love insightful StackExchange answers like that, thanks!
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Improve the experience reading the website on a small screen?
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Fair enough, but for what it's worth, cigarettes, alcohol and gasoline are all taxed federally as well.
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Are there really states that pay higher taxes than federal? In California, a high tax state, it was nowhere close.
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How are people traveling the world with "up to 40 miles per day in optimal sun conditions"?
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I don't see an issue, given that they don't intend to do an objective comparison to other (non-Apple) smartphones.
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No, it doesn't, this comes from the Washington Post, speaking to people familiar with the layoff planning.
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But it's not speculation: > ...according to four people familiar with the discussions who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe them, as well as tweets from some of the people involved.
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Why is the headline misleading? You don't need a formal announcement for something to be news. Particularly since the formal announcement being referred to there is just the announcement that Twitter was acquired by Musk.
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Who claimed it was a kitchen sink?
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On the US layout, alt+0 gives me º (U+00BA : MASCULINE ORDINAL INDICATOR). To get the degree sign, it's alt+shift+8 for ° (U+00B0 : DEGREE SIGN)
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Right, which is why the headline says "no credible pathway"
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You have to be careful about escaping, in case you do not watch to match "foxy" as well.
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by anamexis 4y ago
Yes, I'm well aware that Ireland is not in Great Britain. That does not change the point that many people in the US (who are of course not Ireland's colonizers) use Britain to refer to the UK as a whole. No one in the US would say
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We don't refer to just Ireland as Britain, but we do refer to the UK as a whole as Britain.
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You could just wear laser safety glasses. Wait..
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I similarly use restclient.el on Emacs and love it. For those unfamiliar with these plugins, they allow you to simply write text files looking like: GET https://example.com/posts/5 Accept: application/json

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