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You don’t even need a library, CSS has animation inbuilt.
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I'm wondering why Varlink, while incredibly similar to JSON-RPC, is designed to be incompatible with it?
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Not in the Netherlands, no. The card can be a bank card, and you can be billed at the end of the month automatically through direct debit. It also wouldn't work as you describe, as the terminal at the point of entry doesn't know h
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IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. PROGRAM-ID. WEBSERVER.
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I have all of my mail (and all of my domains) there, that makes it a fair deal. It also fetches from gmail and other places.
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That's what I thought too until I moved to Fastmail. It certainly isn't worse.
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I keep reading it as tüpst.
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1y ago
Does it?
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1y ago
What is 02202? A postal code?
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What you're describing is the meaning of the word in English. I suspect using the word православный with this meaning started as a joke transplanting the English meaning of the word onto the corresponding Russian word.
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1y ago
Why do you think a plumber requires a car and not, say, an electric cargo bicycle?
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I guess, the reference was way too obscure. "Thanks, ants. Thants!" from Look Around You.
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1y ago
Thanks, thunks. Thunks!
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Oni: A single user ActivityPub server
(git.sr.ht)
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I never use the flag function.
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This software shall not be used for evil. With the exception of IBM, who, together with their partners and minions, are allowed to use this software for evil.
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This statement is incorrect.
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Is AI taking developer jobs?
(yourweekly.dev)
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Does it support indicators? If not, any plans to add it?
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The Netherlands has it.
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1y ago
[laughs in Japanese]
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I’ve been using https://cycle.travel for a similar purpose. I may not be quite as polished, but it does its job, and it’s developed by a person from the OpenStreetMap community.
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Not sure why they attack Fastmail and JMAP all the time.
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V looks like the insertion mark
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X is for the scissors, V is for the insertion mark
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It is still often broken, especially when a non-English locale is set. A family member uses larger fonts in Android, and most labels are barely readable (barel… readab…), UI widgets often don't fit on the screen etc.
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1y ago
Freedom of movement is a basic human right.
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What if C++ had decades to learn?
(collabora.com)
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A solution in search of a problem. Safe bicycle routes need to be created by building inherently safe infrastructure: protected intersections and separate bicycle tracks.
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There isn't such a thing as a cookie law anymore. And in this case, it's not GDPR at fault, but rather the website.
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