anikom15

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by anikom15 1y ago
I can type in Dvorak, Qwerty, Zhuyin, and Kana direct input. If you are a slow typist, the problem is not the layout. It is an overreliance on looking at the keys and not taking the time to learn the layout by muscle memory. My keys only ha
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by anikom15 1y ago
Of course proprietary software products aren’t going to bring in the GPL. They literally can’t.
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by anikom15 1y ago
Intent is relevant in law, especially when text is insufficient to determine a clear meaning.
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by anikom15 1y ago
I have no blur because I don’t use anti-aliasing at all. Different renderer settings can have a big impact on how the text looks at small sizes, which is why I commented. For a long time I used anti-aliasing with light hinting, full anti-al
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by anikom15 1y ago
This is FUD. Some businesses may have a policy of not using GPL software, but all the major enterprises, including Microsoft and Apple, use GPL software.
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by anikom15 1y ago
No, open source was definitely more leaning toward the GPLv2 than the BSD-style licenses.
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by anikom15 1y ago
Blurry? Sounds like a poor renderer. You may want to turn anti-aliasing off. What OS are you on?
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by anikom15 1y ago
I tend to get upset at people who are obviously beating around the bush.
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by anikom15 1y ago
Professional engineers cannot be made immune to criticism.
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by anikom15 1y ago
What was your experience working with him?
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by anikom15 1y ago
It’s entirely laziness.
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by anikom15 1y ago
The Mythical Man-Month was written in 1975, and it seems hardly anyone has still bothered to read it.
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by anikom15 1y ago
It also lies about the weather.
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by anikom15 1y ago
A literal definition of commenting without reading the article
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by anikom15 1y ago
What handheld electronic devices existed in 1977? A flashlight would have been incandescent.
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by anikom15 1y ago
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by anikom15 1y ago
The People’s Republic of China has elections, no?
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by anikom15 1y ago
Democracy cannot stop Parliament from passing a law either. UK is Parliament first, democracy second.
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by anikom15 1y ago
Both major parties in the UK supported this.
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by anikom15 1y ago
It doesn’t lead to the other. Data point: Hong Kong.
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by anikom15 2y ago
They can certainly copyright a derivative work from AI-generated content.
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by anikom15 2y ago
And tank its own economy in the process?
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by anikom15 2y ago
Hunter Biden’s guilty plea got rejected.
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by anikom15 2y ago
Yes
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by anikom15 2y ago
Canada and the Great Lakes states have a virtually unlimited supply of fresh water.
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by anikom15 3y ago
The lockout chip wasn’t about piracy. It was about controlling licensing and trademark usage with 3rd party developers.
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by anikom15 3y ago
The unlicensed stuff wasn’t nearly as ubiquitous as the shovelware from the Atari era was though.
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by anikom15 3y ago
So what happened to all their competitors?
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by anikom15 3y ago
Good idea to buy futures in dry ice?
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by anikom15 3y ago
Cost of Goods Sold isn’t a lower limit. Excess inventory will be sold at a loss before written off entirely.

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