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6y ago
I just triggered this myself - if I specifically type out the https portion, Safari won't change the URL, and from that point on I can get to wbay.com by just typing wbay.com.
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PHP Considers Renaming T_paamayim_nekudotayim
(wiki.php.net)
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6y ago
That's because, at least anecdotally, many more people are overweight than underweight, so "being healthy" involves weight loss more than weight gain.
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Gitui: Terminal UI for Git written in Rust
(blog.extrawurst.org)
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6y ago
If I'm reading that correctly, the license change happened in 2013... Well after Wordpress was already highly established as the dominant player.
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6y ago
But Movable Type was written (mostly) in Perl... I'm not sure I see how Movable Type affects PHP all that much, but maybe I'm missing something.
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Choose Boring Technology (2015)
(mcfunley.com)
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6y ago
"Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail"
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6y ago
Years and years ago I used Tomboy ( https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Tomboy ) because it had a decent UI , though it's storage mechanism left something to be desired...
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6y ago
I wonder what the comparison between served data is for IA vs Wikipedia - anecdotally, I feel like most of the data for Wikipedia is text based (plus some number of images), whereas IA includes (as mentioned in the article) audio, video, et
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6y ago
Filters by all of the different fields would be useful, too.
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6y ago
Location: Louisville, KY Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: no Tecnologies: PHP (Laravel preferred, Cake, Yii2, CodeIgniter), Perl (Dancer), Python, Postgres, MySQL, a smattering of Rust and Go Resume: https://www
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6y ago
Casino card dealers also do some of those movements (hands spreading palms up or calling out to a pit boss that they're changing cash for chips) for the security team - to show that they're not trying to steal money.
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7y ago
The author of the article discusses exactly this and how they got around it. Seems that some updates have been made to drivers to only do partial screen refreshes.
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7y ago
I immediately thought about this as well, however I seem to recall reading somewhere (and I could be entirely wrong here) that NASA has a requirement to give away freely their science data.
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7y ago
This game was also released on the NES. I still have a copy in my basement. Wonderful game.
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7y ago
This isn't the first time he's done it, and it sadly won't be the last.
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7y ago
As someone who's getting in to Rust, does anyone have suggestions on blogs or people on Twitter to follow that would be good for continuing to push the envelope of my knowledge of Rust? I've got a couple, but I'd love more.
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7y ago
Consequences, no. Infrastructure failures, absolutely. What's being hosted isn't as important when it's broken and you're struggling to fix it. Sure, when it's a financial service's infrastructure, you're
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7y ago
I remember being a younger pup and building fleets of machines (including overclocking, etc) for the sole purpose of running S@H, and all of the amazing software the spun up around it... SetiSpy, SetiDriver, SetiQ. I often wonder how machin
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7y ago
Is this different (in a fundamental way) from https://explain.depesz.com/ ?
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7y ago
Where can one find the dd-wrt you used for your c7? I have the same device and have been unable to get it to flash anything other than official firmware.
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I found code the other day while cleaning a disused drawer. Not on a floppy... on paper. Apparently, I had printed some Perl code from around 2003 that moved a bunch of files around on a Windows share for my employer at the time. It's
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Teegarden B
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7y ago
Thanks!
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Usually yes. But imagine you have a screenshot of a text conversation and search for "method" (but stop at "meth" for whatever reason) and see an unexpected screenshot. Finding the fact that "something" contain
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7y ago
"Delivering" is kind of an overstatement - "shipping" maybe. I've placed at least a dozen orders over the last month. Almost half of them have been subsequently marked as "Get a replacement" (or whatever t
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7y ago
I've always loved the "torn-page" look of some of the AWS Blog screenshots - is there a tool to provide this functionality that I don't know about?
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The big thing enabled by them is not needing to `use ($variable)` to pull a variable in to the scope; however, IMHO, that actually then adds cognitive overhead to the system - I personally will stick to "fully" generated closures.
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7y ago
As someone who doesn't know what Coreboot does, not having this information in the first paragraph of this post isn't super useful. Add to the problem that clicking on the Coreboot logo only takes me to the front page of the blog
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