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by epse 6y ago
Let's not forget the postgres instances they start. Why my illustration app needs a postgres server? Who knows
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by epse 6y ago
The first page of their blog says it's "the solution for busy people to sync calendars over sms"
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by epse 6y ago
It is, but I think he means "an open OS so it isn't just a paperweight anymore"
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by epse 6y ago
LCD can definitely have burn in
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by epse 6y ago
It packs a bunch of games on that 65MB for starters, so not surprising
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by epse 7y ago
The Pepsi company isn't that much better. (with regard to strong-arming, don't have much to say about assassinations) Quite a few bars around here have had to choose to not carry any drinks from either Coca-Cola or Pepsi, just to
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by epse 7y ago
That's for a meet, launched from a Corp account
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by epse 7y ago
I'm sorry, I understand why you don't like the ICE, but why should they start "randomly" arbitration what can and can't appear on their platform? That's just a massive can of worms nobody wants to open
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by epse 7y ago
Lower in the thread is a response from an Aurelia author, saying there is an ongoing investigation to find out why it was flagged.
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by epse 7y ago
Didn't he have some trouble moving to India or something?
131.
by epse 7y ago
Some of Clive's videos are definitely not family friendly. For example, the surstromming one
132.
by epse 7y ago
Oh come on, what's the fun in this negativity?
133.
by epse 7y ago
Mind you that this breaks a LOT of things. Even stupid stuff like any textbox on Facebook will be broken.
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by epse 7y ago
If your line isn't big enough, it might not make a difference due to error correction
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by epse 7y ago
Every blob on the map is a loaded resource and an line connects every resource with whatever pointed to it. The reason you can get a tree is because of things like iframes that can then themselves request other resources. It might also be s
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by epse 7y ago
Of course, such things are perfectly possible and for an image editor I'd consider in-browser js superior to anything but native apps. However, consider this, you want an app that has to use a database, you can't store everything
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by epse 7y ago
Oddly, I think that's a regional thing. Here in Belgium, every microwave I ever used had a dial (digital or mechanical) and most models in the stores are dial based
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by epse 7y ago
Maybe after Z it goes to 0 or 1?
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by epse 7y ago
Search for it from the store, apparently the link is somehow broken
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by epse 7y ago
While you are right, I don't think calling something shit is the best way to point that out
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by epse 7y ago
It is for video calls. Depending on your class, you can video call the flight attendants
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by epse 7y ago
Yup, in order to be able to paste into any of those inputs you need to have clipboard events on
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by epse 7y ago
It's not correct, but in many cases it's plenty accurate
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by epse 7y ago
That unit is part of the Israeli army, and Israel has conscription so inevitably a lot of people will end up there. Should none of them be trustworthy?
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by epse 7y ago
Gitea was originally a "community fork" of gogs
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by epse 7y ago
Presumably the difference is in light reflections on the sand? I don't know
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by epse 7y ago
Works just fine. It's legitimately the setup everyone at my house uses (except for me). We have a legit license for it, and it works just fine, so why not
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by epse 7y ago
I think you meant Ah instead of mAh, or 20000 mAh instead of 20.
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by epse 7y ago
They bike. Or take public transport and walk afterwards. My grandparents do this, and they wouldn't have it any other way.
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by epse 7y ago
Paying for updates has been the standard software model for ages, and with good reason. It still takes money to update and add new features. It still takes time. To some extent new users can pay for this, but then developers have to severel

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