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1021.
by debugnik 4y ago
I vote for MANGA.
1022.
by debugnik 4y ago
glob and fnmatch are C functions defined in POSIX though.
1023.
by debugnik 4y ago
Last time I checked, removing the AZW3 DRM required third party plugins that many people had trouble making work, while the MOBI downloads were easy and DRM-free. But that was long ago, so maybe it's easier now.
1024.
by debugnik 4y ago
Is this to stop users from downloading MOBI files with old versions of the Kindle app and export them with Calibre? Or was that already over?
1025.
by debugnik 4y ago
> For one thing, in SQLite, it doesn't. It does now, since the latest release 3.39, along with full join.
1026.
by debugnik 4y ago
> The content of [LiteTree] can be verified via making a diff with the sqlite amalgamation version 3.27.2 Did they actually write it on top of the SQLite amalgamation instead of a separate tree? That thing is 228140 lines long!
1027.
by debugnik 4y ago
Where I live in Spain I just call the local solid-waste service and leave it right next to my closest recycling bin in the time frame we arrange. They collect nearly anything large, including electronics. Only problem I've had sometime
1028.
by debugnik 4y ago
> I think you missed the part about it running in the browser? .NET Core started as the Silverlight runtime, didn't it?
1029.
by debugnik 4y ago
I'm sure it's just a typo, but that's Bulbapedia, not Wikipedia. Got surprised for a moment.
1030.
by debugnik 4y ago
At the end it asks whether you want to send your scores so they can adjust their metrics for who's normal. The models themselves are pretrained by third-parties so it's just comparing scores.
1031.
by debugnik 4y ago
It ignores the mapping completely: constant.map(...) == constant Constant functors are only ever useful if you need to thread a simple value through code that asks for an arbitrary functor. I'd say that's rare even for ab
1032.
by debugnik 4y ago
Well, Windows now uses a 9P server and client to mount WSL drives in Windows and viceversa, so maybe it's time for round two?
1033.
by debugnik 4y ago
Docs say it's Windows only, sadly. Shouldn't be too hard to implement the same on another toolkit, although maybe upstream isn't interested in maintaining it.
1034.
by debugnik 4y ago
The so-called Atom pieces are Electron, hence the similar name; it started as a component named Atom Shell. Also: > If there is open source licensed code within VSCode, then they actually do need to release the source code Only if the li
1035.
by debugnik 4y ago
Worse than unknown, it actually translates or sounds really close to "whores" in several languages. Really unfortunate workaround.
1036.
by debugnik 4y ago
Having access to nearly every paid LWN article on a news aggregator certainly feels like "a way to defeat our attempts to gain subscribers". But others said these links are subscriber-specific so I guess LWN is fine with it if the
1037.
by debugnik 5y ago
That's not any different from the many open source projects that require a CLA. Also, SQLite would have it easier if they had chosen, or written, an actual open source license rather than a public domain dedication considered invalid i
1038.
by debugnik 5y ago
> There is a language switcher that takes some 20 seconds to use They've finally added back the "Read in English" button they removed years ago for some dumb reason when they migrated the .NET docs to a new domain.
1039.
by debugnik 5y ago
If it took 10 years to achieve widespread webgl 2 support it could take another 10 for webgpu. People want to make web applications today, not plan them for the future.
1040.
by debugnik 5y ago
They were prompted to mention it by another user, though. Maybe the comments that don't add any value are "might as well disable JS." Specially since, I think, many of us would do it if it weren't so inconvenient. I wish
1041.
by debugnik 5y ago
There are settings to not download media files automatically even on WiFi. To download you click on it first, and you get to see how large the file is beforehand.
1042.
by debugnik 5y ago
IIRC foreign companies must form a joint venture with a Chinese one that would "own" the data and processing.
1043.
by debugnik 5y ago
Interestingly, Firefox for Android didn't complain about it.
1044.
by debugnik 5y ago
Firefox has been using widevine since 2016, but the comment says they switched away from Gecko in late 2015. Prior to that, the comment explains: > Mozilla had an Adobe deal that did not extend to non-Firefox Gecko embeddings.
1045.
by debugnik 5y ago
Many play-by-post RPGs are more focused on developing a shared narrative than in game mechanics, so they become precisely that: pretend play with few restrictions. These were popular as internet forums about 10 years ago (I think people now