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by epse 4y ago
Imo the string thing is a bad example, as they don't really have to work that way. Storing length is another solution, but because C is C, the NUL method is quite prominent, if annoying
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by epse 4y ago
Wait is there a separate implementation for sway and other wlroots? Because sway is wlroots based, that's where wlroots originates?
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by epse 4y ago
I think because it's a similar story that illustrates the danger of removing redundant sensors, like tesla is doing here
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by epse 4y ago
Titles like Dr. are protected by law in many countries, so the answer probably still is "it depends", considering regional differences
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by epse 4y ago
You can and that's fine, but if you do reply and you're unnecessarily rude, I hope we can agree that's bad
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by epse 4y ago
It asked me for permission, then just worked, also Firefox for Android
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by epse 4y ago
Where I'm at, cars are only allowed to pass a bike if they can leave 1,5m of clearance. There is no minimum for the reverse situation Of course, even the police gets angry at the cyclists for not getting out of the way instead
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by epse 4y ago
Possibly, but at least some experience in academia is terribly helpful, speaking from experience. There's a lot of particuliarities in funding, organisation, terminology, special stacks, ... You can certainly learn them "on the jo
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by epse 4y ago
Woops, I am indeed, thanks for the correction
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by epse 4y ago
Very limited anecdotal evidence: about the same as native apps on my android phone. (measured by counting out loud and trying some random apps)
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by epse 4y ago
It has been out for a serious while though, just in a very high quality beta. I've personally been using it just fine, though for nothing too complicated
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by epse 4y ago
But you don't need to encode or decode anything here? Tokens are just random strings?
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by epse 4y ago
They are trained in this. If disconnected, each yoke will control "their" half of the plane. This is mostly intended to maintain some level of controllability if one of the yokes were to get blocked or seized mechanically, this is
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by epse 4y ago
In that specific plane, both control columns are physically connected. Moving one will move the other and controlling both will make you physically fight over the controls> There is a safety feature where if you put enough force on one
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by epse 5y ago
That sure sounds like fraud and lying to customs officers, a bit like saying you import cheap Chinese tablets and instead you import WACOM cintiq drawing tablets worth thousands
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by epse 5y ago
I don't think people have any issues with the fact that spring is batteries included. It seems to me (and this is my personal experience too) that the large amounts of abstraction and indirection through annotations makes the code very
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by epse 5y ago
Not necessarily though, as filenames aren't required to be valid strings, so that would break json syntax. And json doesn't have a syntax for "just a blob of bytes", besides the fact that wrapping bytes in text just to b
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by epse 5y ago
Please don't say "in Europe". Diseases are often driven by schools and kids of all ages, in my country the expert commission has been asking masks for all kids at school, all ages, for a while now (they generally have plenty
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by epse 5y ago
Isn't that the JetBrains default dark scheme?
50.
by epse 5y ago
Maybe a smaller line under it akin to "and 227 others" would make that clearer
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by epse 5y ago
And down again
52.
by epse 5y ago
It's more of a Web framework than an electron thing if that's what you think
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by epse 5y ago
All string instruments need regular tuning, but with things like violin, more emphasis is put during lessons on being able to tune your instrument fully off of hearing a single reference pitch
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by epse 5y ago
Oh man qtek flashbacks. I had a 5050, great device but good lord the battery life ducked as soon as you connected to anything (and it only had mobile data, no WiFi, unless you put in an sd expansion card). No more battery? Then your data ge
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by epse 5y ago
Twitch, it seems https://sizeof.cat/post/twitch-leaks/#secrets-exposed
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by epse 5y ago
Surely there are better ways to reduce spam than blocking entire TLDs? I also think it's the silent, unfixable nature that annoys most people. Email spam goes into your spam box, where you can still access it. You can mark email as not
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by epse 5y ago
So you'd like there to be not just threats, but actual violence?
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by epse 5y ago
But do they have a reason to use onclick handlers? Because that seems wildly overcomplicated to me
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by epse 5y ago
I assume in bird photography circles, they would be more concerned with the ecological impact (which is in a way also political)
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by epse 5y ago
It's a meme where a screenshot of fb post visibility settings is edited to change the "only me" option to "only me and the NSA"

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