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You cheated me out of a sincere and genuine conversation. I resent that behaviour.
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1y ago
http://enwp.org/Euro_English
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Fx user here since it was called Phoenix and cookies were called delicious delicacies in the options, and Mozilla browser before that. IMO as a power user, it is a second-rate browser. The bar is set by [Opera v12]( https://get.ge
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No, QUERY. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-httpbis-saf... SEARCH is from RFC 5323 (WebDAV).
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Have you even dogfooded your quiz once before publishing to the Web? > JS methods to select an element > YOUR ANSWER > getMethod: "getQuerySelectorAll" > EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER > const button = document.example(
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> It needs to be [heavy-handed reprimands] What is the realistic chance for such a regulation to pass all hurdles before being signed/coming into effect?
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1y ago
Alternative view-point: the Mozilla Corporation exists, which is not bound by these rules. (I did not downvote you. The HN users who did so without explanation are lamers.)
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1y ago
https://github.com/tsoding/crust
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> just https://caniuse.com/jpegxl No one can afford to "just". Five years later and it's only one browser! Crazy. Browser vendors must deliver, only then it's okay to admonish an end user or Web devel
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1y ago
Really, you wanna police speech on HN? What priggishness. smh As long as the gypsies in Slovakia call themselves thus, you have no moral leg to stand on.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneakernet
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> [Lambdas] get non-descriptive, auto-generated names. When I look at call stack of a crash I can’t map the auto-generated closure name to a function in my code. Well, HN lazyweb, how do you override the stupid name in C++? In other lang
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I as an interested bystander estimate it in the order of 10⁵. Email Ken Lunde for better insights. Note that GP claimed "not representable" (not "not represented"). Based on what I know, that claim feels quite wrong.
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𫟈 is U+2B7C8 "CJK Unified Ideograph- 2B7C8". 𛁻 is U+1B07B "Hentaigana Letter To-5". Both character fall into the first category I mentioned, no variants.
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1y ago
What's that supposed to mean?
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I notice you choose to shift the goalpost instead of engaging with the central point. The central point, stated clearly and unequivocally, is that the project maintainer wrote he welcomes anybody and does not care about race, and you call t
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I feel it's unlikely that this the explanation for what GGP had in mind. I postulate that names characters usually have no variants, thus do not undergo unification, or where there are variants, they are already encoded as Z variants,
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> not all Chinese characters in use for names are representable in unicode Why? How do you come to this conclusion?
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A computer should have no problems at all dealing with a 150MB image or 300 videos. I'm invoking cmuratori here. What do you think you are getting out of running defense for objectively broken/unusable software?
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> > doesn't matter […] your race […] Anybody's welcomed > I wouldn't touch this racist heap. You are clearly unhinged. I don't know how to bring you back to sanity, but as the americans say, one cannot reason so
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> eaaaarly stage […] beta If your goal is for users to adopt the use of the software, then you can easily increase acceptance by going the proverbial extra mile: 1. Make it installable via `uv tool install patolette` with the optimisatio
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> Plus times plus […] but we don't even know what that means Yes, we do. https://youtu.be/RcVA8Nj6HEo?t=1017
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> [Harris] was […] better spoken […] than Trump Pardon me, are we opining about same Harris that was widely ridiculed for her word salads?
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There will be no understanding if you do not even make a token effort to suppress your egocentric worldview and engage in honest conversation.
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It is; but also there is a server counter-part with its own quality weights. If that does not make sense, play with the code in http://p3rl.org/HTTP::Negotiate and read the HTTP spec.
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It was and still is used for manually translated text, among other things. Does this help you get the full picture?
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What I wanted to transport is the following idea: attacking a channel owner (who is most likely innocent and did nothing wrong) with a metaphoric sledge-hammer when a more gentle and precise tool will do is not a great way to conduct onesel
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Then a system should fall back to DUCET which produces more or less sensible results across all locales.
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This is expressed as the quality parameter. To make the system GP proposed work atop HTTP content-negotiation, a server operator should assign a very small number to the automatically translated content.
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What a catastrophe. You punish the wrong person, and even worse, a channel owner will not even receive that signal! The vast majority of channel owners with English content is not aware what's going on. A friendly e-mail to the channel
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