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by dormento 5y ago
Whoa, nifty. Why does firefox shows the "chose an application to open this link" when you access the http://localhost link, but shows the content correctly when you access the 127.0.0.1/0.0.0.0 ip-based version?
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by dormento 5y ago
Just wanted to say that comments like this are what makes me return to hacker news every once in a while. Thanks!
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by dormento 5y ago
I can vouch for Proton. In some games, I can even get more FPS running on Proton/Vulcan DX emulation than natively on windows. One such example is Path of Exile. I should totally NOT be playing this game..
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by dormento 5y ago
"This paper brought to you by the Hyperbaric Chamber Makers Association."
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by dormento 5y ago
I took a look at the script, it looks _hella_ shady. Some sort of packing I've never seen.
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by dormento 5y ago
Could not proceed after the article, which is somehow actually really dang realistic.
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by dormento 5y ago
No. People don't need another enterprise solution which is just a repackaged version of last-year's, someone-else's enterprise solution.
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by dormento 5y ago
Still hot, still pretty darn useful. PHP is just too easy to hate, because of its massive popularity.
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by dormento 5y ago
To offer another perspective: I feel like companies do not discriminate. People do. And thats only natural. Part of the reflex to keep away from the "diseased animal", the "weird" and the different. That same useful refl
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by dormento 5y ago
My layman's understanding makes me wonder if we could solve this situation with a big-ass magnet in orbit, to slowly eat the debris. OF course there would be complications from the simple fact that it would need to be very big, incredi
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by dormento 5y ago
I do it in C (good enough for most purposes, although a little slow and bloated - most people do it straigh in ASM with extensions). I use Ubuntu, good old Sublime Text with C extension, FCEUX (Windows version on wine) and YY_CHR (for worki
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by dormento 5y ago
You tried saving it, and at the end you did :)
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by dormento 5y ago
Its more like: - "Eu não gosto de bolo" ("I don't like cake") - "Eu também [não gosto de bolo]" ("Me too [I don't like cake]")
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by dormento 5y ago
Every language has its quirks. "They" works in this case, at least in english. You can say "After they sign up". You can also say "After the user signs up", just beware the repetition. -- In portuguese, "t
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by dormento 5y ago
That we know of, yes. In the earth animal kingdom, yes. But what if there was some king of being that "shed" their spawn in a totally passive manner, perhaps using all that surplus energy from not needing to be awake most of the t
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by dormento 5y ago
For those interested: https://xkcd.com/810/
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by dormento 6y ago
I just found it funny. "The plague". We can now say that, as if we were living in medieval times. "The plague". It just rolls off the tongue.
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by dormento 6y ago
Wait isn't that clubhouse? :P Everything old is new again.
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by dormento 6y ago
Just to save calories in case someone actually spends non-zero time thinking about this: it is never true . Its a "put 2 and 2 together" type thing. - Getty is a for-profit organization. - Profit means money. - Getty is lawsuit-h
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by dormento 6y ago
I clicked the link without even looking at the url, hoping for maybe an HTML5 version of the logic gates where you could play with the number of crabs and see a real time simulation of the resulting logic gate. I don't know why I expec
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by dormento 6y ago
Yep. Given enough time, even logic gates will converge into crabs :)
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by dormento 6y ago
To be fair, OP was clearly talking about native apps. My 2c: an Electron app looks "alien" (for lack of a better word) on every platform that supports it. Especially so when it implements deep integration like a menu bar widget. O
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by dormento 6y ago
This is not offtopic at all. Remember when a certain company wanted to make us pay monthly for... _squeezing fruit juice packs_ ? The startup/invest world follows some weird-ass rules, to be honest.
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by dormento 6y ago
Oh my, what have you done.
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by dormento 6y ago
There was a... board!?
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by dormento 6y ago
Not all content is equal. "More content" does not imply good, useful or even correct. Pandora's Box has open for a long time, but automation tools now are more convenient and accessible than ever. I shudder to think at the am
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by dormento 6y ago
> You will need to copy the link and paste it into a new tab, as it blocks HN refers. I opened the link from inside Firefox just fine. YMMV.
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by dormento 6y ago
Are they, though? I think thats the point. Edit: to be fair, I mean in this specific case. And I know they _could_ be. But are they?
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by dormento 6y ago
In theory yes, since it inherits the shell env from the parent. Haven't got the $$$ to test though. EDIT: you could also craft an oneliner if $SHELL is not defined, something like: `ps -T $$ | awk 'NR==2{print $NF}' | arch -x
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by dormento 6y ago
It's like people forgot firefox exists ;_; If your workload does not consist of synthetic benchmark development or hardcore webgl stuff, firefox is more than capable of being used as your daily driver. Hell, it once had over 30% of mar

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