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by digisign 4y ago
The point was, there's no such thing as a free lunch. Someone is paying one way or the other. Comparing a few volunteers to trillion dollar organizations or VC projects is a little silly, is it not? Not to mention "modern design
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by digisign 4y ago
Darn tootin'! I'd ask for my money back.
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by digisign 4y ago
Sorry your use case isn't being met, but it's hardly the point of inkscape to become a saas. The typical use is, "I need to draw something on my PC."
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by digisign 4y ago
Some sites say 15, some say 12.5. Tablespoon quantities are typically rounded up to "heaping" as well, so who cares? It is clear from the ancestor post adults are healthier without all this sugar.
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by digisign 4y ago
(Your link is missing the final closing parenthesis.) Sounds similar to what I used in New Zealand quite a few years ago. However their system wasn't confined to mobile apps. Is pix mobile only? Also in that system payments reconcile
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by digisign 4y ago
Background: https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/why/implicit-typing-removed/ I do like "strict yaml."
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by digisign 4y ago
Python isn't suitable (by default) when the main task is to run multiple other programs, in pipes and elsewhere. Env vars are a bit harder to get to, etc. Common sys-admin use cases basically. Yes, you can write a run() function that
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by digisign 4y ago
It is 15 grams, too much at once if you want to maintain a level blood sugar. No, it won't kill you but it's a habit no one needs.
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by digisign 4y ago
Yes, over one tablespoon is more sugar than an adult should have per day. (Not to mention all the added sugar these days.) Maybe an ice cream on the weekend. I usually combine with a Almond/Coconut milk and it is fine without sweeten
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by digisign 4y ago
Make sure to install "Little Snitch" to have a semblance of privacy.
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by digisign 4y ago
It could be as simple as a preference of the CEO/CFO, maybe a bad experience of someone at the top.
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by digisign 4y ago
What does disgusting mean in this context?
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by digisign 4y ago
What are release groups?
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by digisign 4y ago
Secrets should not be on the command line, they get logged to history. Instead should be prompted for like a password.
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by digisign 4y ago
He did and was cautiously optimistic on the mailing list.
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by digisign 4y ago
Nice, living in glass-house with no curtains! Who do you want to be seen by today?
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by digisign 4y ago
So many folks in this subthread don't seem to realize that computer security is a thing to be desired and a fundamental right. Or, it was on Windows and Mac until the last decade or so. There are real costs to not being able to trust
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by digisign 4y ago
Entitled to potentially sensitive information without asking?
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by digisign 4y ago
Happens when things get ubiquitous. Color TV anyone? Self-serve gas station? Smart-phone on its way.
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by digisign 4y ago
Really using Asahi as a daily driver? Thought it didn't have video acceleration yet?
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by digisign 4y ago
Popular but historically un/underfunded.
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by digisign 4y ago
That was true more often in the old days, but I feel like by ~2000 top brands realized they can just mark up everything 1000%. Linked to rise of the 1% it seems. It's still possible to be too cheap however.
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by digisign 4y ago
I also buy no-name ~$250 bikes online (now more) because I live in a high theft area and don't enjoy maintenance either. So I get a new one every year or two when they get stolen, or broken then recycle the old one. Extra parts are i
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by digisign 4y ago
Not sure what to say besides clothing isn't an investment, but a depreciating asset. Maybe if you're a very public person a good wardrobe would be a business expense. As long as you are buying reasonable quality and comfortable,
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by digisign 4y ago
Installed via npm, my money's on javascript.
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by digisign 4y ago
Get ready to have your mind blown because a used-to-be common setup on the X Window system is to be able to fully interact with a window without having to bring it to the foreground. Great for terminals and a few other use cases. I still
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by digisign 4y ago
They can display images, though the resolution is not very high, even with sixels.
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by digisign 4y ago
> the iPhone is better (clearly) They were as they designed them. Not everyone wants/needs a phone. No reason they couldn't put a top-end camera in the iPod.
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by digisign 4y ago
When I read about these folks I can't help think about the Star Trek TNG episode, The Drumhead. Admiral goes mental trying to root out traitors. Recommended. https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/The_Drumhead_(epi
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by digisign 4y ago
Hmm, looks interesting. However, I think I'd like to keep these tools separate, as long as they can stay compatible.

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