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by bhaak 8y ago
I see where you are coming from but sometimes you have to enforce some things. If you don't have 2FA, you can't login into this site is a completely rational consequence if for example this site is handling financial assets of you
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by bhaak 8y ago
That's still the wrong approach. You can easily get wrong types from that (e.g. look at the output of "echo FORM > /tmp/mismatch ; file /tmp/mismatch") and that opens up annoying problems for the user i
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by bhaak 8y ago
On https://crystal-lang.org/ "Fast as C, slick as Ruby". There's a list on https://crystal-lang.org/docs/ that is less tongue in cheek.
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Cygwin [on Wine] and More(wiki.winehq.org)
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by bhaak 8y ago
That could very well be true but it doesn't change the fact that I'm being judged. Many people pay lots of money for getting rid of personal inconveniences.
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by bhaak 8y ago
Depends. I would pay more for a non human being to do so. It means I can leave my dirty underwear on the floor without being judged.
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by bhaak 8y ago
The handbook of Epictetus might fit that bill: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enchiridion_of_Epictetus Although it's not as compact as Sqlite's CoC.
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by bhaak 8y ago
"Now imagine not having a classical style Sinatra app, but a modular one." I think the author ran into an issue where files were loaded differently in development mode than in production mode. Likely in development mode only the r
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by bhaak 8y ago
Possibly, but the notion of a retirement home as a kind of prison or punishment seems to be rooted in pop culture. Remember the running gag from "The Golden Girls" where Sophia, the oldest member of the cast, was often threatened
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by bhaak 8y ago
What was your problem with going from 3.2 to 4.0? I think the upgrade path from 2.3 being terrible is generally accepted as being true. But I don't remember any hard problems from 3.x onward. At least for Rails itself. Gems dependencie
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by bhaak 8y ago
> May have left the EU. Article 50 is quite clear. If you invoke it, you start the timer: "The Treaties shall cease to apply to the State in question from the date of entry into force of the withdrawal agreement or, failing that,
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by bhaak 8y ago
I hate to break this to you but at least in continental Europe, you don't find a big area where the sun is at its highest point in the sky. The CET timezone has that property for the town of Goerlitz or, to a slightly less extend, Vien
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by bhaak 8y ago
If you save after every change why don't you use an auto save feature?
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by bhaak 8y ago
Can you elaborate on Google helping in Sun's downfall. I seem to be missing a historical bit there.
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by bhaak 8y ago
YMMV but I found Verdana to be a perfect font for my Kindle. Granted, it's a Kindle Touch, I don't know if I would choose it again on one of the newer models (not that I would buy one, Amazon's locking up of those models make
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by bhaak 8y ago
Has anybody tried Joplin? https://github.com/laurent22/joplin On paper, their feature set looks great, with various synchronisation options (Dropbox, WebDAV, OneDrive) and apps on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iO
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by bhaak 8y ago
At a time when people were still wearing watches, you could have an alternative time standard, on your wrist, in actual hardware. Nowadays, you could have that easily as an app on your smart watch, but of course, there are far fewer people
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by bhaak 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swatch_Internet_Time
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by bhaak 8y ago
To be fair, I would consider spending time with people you wouldn't spend time with unless you're paid to so, as work. Sure, you can claim it's not really work in the narrow definition of work, but if you go down that path, y
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by bhaak 8y ago
I was about to say "Teletext is not extinct!" which is true but then I pondered when I last time used it? I was an avid user of Teletext in my teenage years and later on, using it daily to catch the news and look at the TV program
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by bhaak 8y ago
I think the main driver is the selection for kids. Cassette players are quite sturdy things. Even if cassettes themselves are not as good as the players, they are still better than CDs. Kids like to handle things, the haptic sensation is im
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by bhaak 8y ago
OTOH, it's more likely that tweets are being read than long boring text of wall blog posts. One advantage of tweets is that you can link better to a specific part you want to. We still can't link to an arbitrary location in a HTML
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by bhaak 8y ago
Oh, I see now where this is from: https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/OptimizeCS... That's quite an ugly optimization step. You left out the step where you inline the necessary CSS styles i
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by bhaak 8y ago
It's not that the CSS is linked at the end of the document but that the CSS is only loaded by Javascript after the document has finished loading. That's ... unusual to say the least and if I'm honest, the wording "most s
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by bhaak 8y ago
Apple's alternative is using DMG. I'm the first to blame Apple for various stuff but you can't blame Apple for using OSX in a way that Apple hasn't intended and isn't supporting. If you're not happy with the pr
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by bhaak 8y ago
This time it's not Apple's fault. Every program and library involved has been installed with Homebrew.
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Sure, it can happen on all systems. But Homebrew is not a good package manager. How about major breakage because of the installation of a new program? Like having installed programs that uses readline in version 6 and installing a program t
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by bhaak 8y ago
> What are things that you can do with blockchains that you can do only with more difficulty without them? It's nice to see one of the most important figures in cryptocurrencies state plainly that cryptocurrencies aren't solv
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Interestingly, that situation resembles the one of the bigger German speaking population. The people are speaking their own dialects which differ that much that you can easily locate from which part of the country the speaker is from. The n
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> I have never had such a pleasant bug-reporting experience. Within a day of reporting a new bug, somebody [...] would run the test case and mark the bug as confirmed as well as bisect it using their huge library of precompiled gcc binar

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