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fareesh
4y ago
Wayland is usable as a daily driver?
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4y ago
DRY requires some judgment If you have two features that have N parts in common, and you are certain that they will never diverge for feature-specific customization or special cases, then DRY is probably a good idea If they may diverge at s
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4y ago
I can't wait for people to turn this on and file bug reports and followed by "but I didn't enable that!"
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4y ago
I am 12 and what is this
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4y ago
Why hello George! What can I do for you now?
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4y ago
Singapore is a remarkable place. Every time I visit, it feels like the rest of the world is 10+ years behind.
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4y ago
Whenever I think of this problem I figure it would be best to have a key that you split into N parts and give it to N people you trust. That way if you're gone they come together and unlock it. More secure because if any of them is ind
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4y ago
I've been to at least 2-3 restaurants with winding staircases and tables reasonably close to the stairs. It's not just transparency that's an issue
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4y ago
Seems like a cognitive nightmare to have this in projects. I'm not sure what problem it solves other than doing everything in one file as opposed to multiple files.
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4y ago
It was ugly for the longest time but ahead on several features. I remember the iPhone not having copy and paste for what felt like ages. A lot of the good stuff was on Cydia.
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4y ago
yep that's the one
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4y ago
I remember being in an IRC regularly 10-12 years ago where there was a community that was semi-active about a project to port android to the iPhone created by David Wang (planetbeing). There were a few builds going around at the time which
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4y ago
These are the easy ones. What would be amazing is the arcane incantations that mere mortals don't remember. Another tool that this is nice for is imagemagick. Is there something newer than imagemagick for image generation these days? I
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4y ago
You will be fine - expand your network to people who will value your work and give you better opportunities. Abandon the idea of making it on your own. You need others to succeed.
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4y ago
I use OpenWRT and Ad blocking on my router - is the pi hole solution superior?
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4y ago
UK Facebook in 2023: oi, do you have a license to post this news article?
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4y ago
Web3 is currently bullshit, but decentralization is important. I don't fault the excitement around it, but it's hopium for the most part. This is not practical currently, there are some very important missing pieces.
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4y ago
You could pay for the subscription services and rip the content - there are some technical limitations but I'm sure someone has figured out how to do it
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4y ago
I now find myself using Photopea more than GIMP. Photopea is a browser-based photoshop clone. From what I understand it was built by just one guy, and it is in some ways better than GIMP. Pretty amazing work.
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4y ago
Turn around...
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4y ago
In India the gains are taxed at 30%. We have a kleptocracy, regardless of who runs the government.
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4y ago
Flutter is great, hope the update doesn't break too much!
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4y ago
For me the dream seems to be a relational, real-time (with optionally configurable JSON/HTML snippet updates going to client applications), with extremely good latency, offline sync, etc. Bonus if the client can pick the fields it want
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4y ago
There are also services that sell .edu domains to avail discounts on various web products.
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4y ago
Wikipedia deleted the entry for a company called Rosemont Seneca Partners which was the financial firm of the younger son of Joe Biden, i.e. Hunter Biden. The stated reasoning behind the deletion was that it is not a notable company. This c
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4y ago
Did this bug emerge after their Orwell word policing update?
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4y ago
Yandex is not sanctioned, and should not be - it has nothing to do with the war, and neither do its users. Yandex offers a decent email service for free, and you can use your own domain. I had set up one for a few non-profits who are trying
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4y ago
I like python although I don't use it too often. Would it be unfairly critical of me to say that this is the outcome of a bad design choice? Ideally languages should be designed in a way that a bug like this which is so widespread and
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4y ago
Framing all of crypto as a single thing is inaccurate
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4y ago
Learning the specification is a bit of a downer. Any reason why you don't allow markdown?
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