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dadoum
8mo ago
(it is slightly different though, as links cannot be followed)
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dadoum
8mo ago
F12, Console, type document.designMode = 'on'
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8mo ago
I think that it would require there to be a European chip demand. Today that demand is almost entirely for cars, so we only get mediocre car infotainment chips (+ a few other similar niches). There was more hope 20 years ago, when there wer
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dadoum
8mo ago
Can anyone explain me exactly why it is a suitable alternative to VISA and Mastercard (and why people were waiting for it). I am trying to understand the full picture here, so multiple things come to my mind. First, SEPA instant payments al
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dadoum
8mo ago
D has much better metaprogramming compared to Rust. That has been one of the only things making me still write a few D programs. You can do compile time type introspection to generate types or functions from other elements without having to
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dadoum
8mo ago
D is a GC language too so the pattern does not hold that well.
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dadoum
8mo ago
Sorry, I don't understand your last argument. You are criticising protesters who claim to not talk about the Iranian exactions because their government is not funding it, by pointing out that they are not protesting against the Sudanes
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dadoum
9mo ago
- Community translations - Integrated in-video polls - Annotations/Clickable links within videos - Public precise subscriber counts Likely a few others I can't remember right now.
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9mo ago
I think that the right thing to do is to error out though. When the behaviour of some code cannot be guaranteed, that code should just be ruled out imo. Manually initializing a variable generally doesn't clutter the code, arguably it&#
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dadoum
9mo ago
GTK update schedule is very slow, and you can run multiple major versions of GTK on the same computer, it's not the right argument. When people says GTK backwards compatibility is bad, they are referring in particular to its breaking c
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dadoum
9mo ago
> Why not BlueBubbles? Even better, why not use OpenBubbles?[0] It's even better as it does not require the Mac to act like a server. You just need to collect its hardware identifiers once and you should be ready to go. (still, IUse
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10mo ago
> Programs aren't even allowd to set their own icon In GNOME. There is a protocol to set your window icon, and it will be respected by the Wayland compositors which are considering that there is value at having custom icons for each
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10mo ago
Uranium is very power dense. If there is a supply chain disruption, it is problematic but France keeps around at least 5 years worth of nuclear production, which gives it some time to react and adapt. Also, Uranium is not very rare nor expe
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10mo ago
I had a Lenovo Thinkpad L14 Gen [the one with AMD Ryzen 5000 series], and in terms of build quality all I can say is that it's already dead due to motherboard flex (or rather, it can boot but resting my palms below the keyboard gives i
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10mo ago
As far as I understand, the closer the points are to the line, the more distant they get to the rest of the plane. That's why he says that "this is an improper triangle", as the point of intersections of the hyperbolic lines
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11mo ago
I wrote an app using Wayland and XCB/X11 and honestly, I found the Wayland part to be much easier to write than the XCB part, even though it required me to write more code. This is partly due to the fact that everything you can do with
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11mo ago
Telegram Desktop is using Qt as far as I can see.
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11mo ago
I remember using curryst for my proof trees (a few months ago) and they looked fine if I recall correctly. But I agree that often using typst means searching for package that may not exist or is not working correctly since the ecosystem is
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11mo ago
I am not talking about XCode command line tools. I am talking about currently available open-source tools that can actually replace those command line tools. I don't think that would count as Xcode as those tools are available on syste
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11mo ago
No they didn't. As a matter of fact Fortnite has not only been put on the Epic Games Store on iOS, but they are also supporting it on Alt Store. They just disliked that Apple forbade them from using their own payment infrastructure to
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11mo ago
It probably doesn't, as you practically never need Xcode for simple apps. From my experience, currently, you need Xcode to compile storyboards (NIB/XIB files) and bundle Assets.car (macOS BOM files); and compile Xcode projects, bt
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1y ago
You can also have code completion with old CLion+Theos+Objective C, or with VSCode+SPM+xtool toolchains btw. It's not a great experience either but at least it did not force me to deal with macOS to start with.
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1y ago
> Europe can never compete in each wave of tech (mainframe > pc > internet > mobile > social > AI > etc.) I would not dismiss the contribution of European companies to each one of this domains so quickly though. Especia
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1y ago
I did not check but I think that the term may be older than Android, iirc on Symbian phones installing custom Java applets required a computer to place the package on the phone.
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1y ago
On Linux you can write the dashes by setting a Compose key. --. → – --- → —
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1y ago
Wait, you're not using GtkSourceView? Cool You could also have used Mono.TextEditor btw. I personally find it better than GtkSourceView, and for having ported it to GTK# 3 myself, it was rather straightforward to port.
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1y ago
Honestly the second screenshot with Sticky Notes is definitely ugly, but that one? It looks fine for me. The left margin is where the text is, and on the right there is an illustration which has (almost) uniform padding on the right and on
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1y ago
Fun fact, in your first sentence there is approximately 30% of the words which are not Germanic. (my separation of the words, which may be slightly off: While of the words come from, in any written or spoken the falls. All the small words w
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1y ago
According to this paper [0] and my own experience, it's way easier to pronounce a word in French given the spelled word than in English. It's slightly harder to spell French than English for the model of the study, but it's r
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1y ago
It makes me wonder what is a Societas Europaea then. I thought it was some kind of pan-European legal entity, even though it's probably not suited for startups at all, as it looks quite complicated to set-up from what I read on Wikiped
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