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by folkrav 7y ago
Considering double-shot requires molds for every key, that would mean pretty much having a mold for every single key on every single profile. Perfectly possible, but that set would very likely cost more than the $200 you're saying you&
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by folkrav 7y ago
WASM doesn't have DOM access (yet).
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by folkrav 7y ago
Google obviously does evil things. Still not an excuse to keep using this argument, which was nothing but sensationalism and clickbait. "Don't do evil" is still in Google's COC[0]. > [...] And remember… don’t be evil,
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by folkrav 7y ago
I'd be curious about comparing the resolution, color depth and compression levels of those images, and the bitrate/compression levels/codec of those sounds. Let's take one wallpaper. Win95 must have included a what, max
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by folkrav 7y ago
If I controlled the environment, I'd probably build a Docker image and deploy that. Otherwise yes, This kind of extreme example isn't very representative of the initial situation though. And you're also talking about switchi
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by folkrav 7y ago
Isolation is merely one utility of containers.
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by folkrav 7y ago
Why is it ridiculous? You'll need the related libraries either case, and by default virtualenv uses symlinks. The "full virtualenv" part makes it sound like it's heavy, or something like that.
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by folkrav 7y ago
> Maybe if he had taken up smoking cannabis, he wouldn't have been successful And maybe he would have been more successful. Maybe he also would have grown tiny little wings and horns. Who knows what could happen if he had taken it u
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by folkrav 7y ago
Not American, so my knowledge on the matter is limited. Is it that expensive even outside SF and LA areas? Also, AFAIK, these two areas (and surroundings) are very, very stressed in terms of traffic, and more housing means more people, and
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by folkrav 7y ago
I'm using bspwm on my personal machine and Xfce on my work machine. There's some bug with bspwm and my work's EliteBook docking station that I haven't figured out how to solve yet - something to do with how the internal
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by folkrav 7y ago
Worse, Jdeveloper. https://www.oracle.com/database/technologies/developer-tools...
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by folkrav 7y ago
This actually sounds like tons of fun haha
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by folkrav 7y ago
Mostly due to their 2bil legal fees for their settlement with the FTC and Altera Corp. v. Commissioner. Actual revenue is up across the board.
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by folkrav 7y ago
I just use Android 7+'s work profile feature - basically a walled garden for MDM - and turn off work notifications on nights and weekends. After that it's just a matter of a tiny speck of self-control (unless you're workaholi
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by folkrav 7y ago
Indeed!
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by folkrav 7y ago
Considering it's not legal up here in Canada, there's a chance kids find their parents' bong when trying to hide theirs.
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by folkrav 7y ago
Programming "languages" and spoken languages barely can be compared apart from the fact they both have specific syntax. Don't conflate the two just because they both have the word "language" in them. They're ev
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by folkrav 7y ago
This is a pretty common practice on paid article sites with "free monthly allowance". I'm honestly surprised you haven't seen this before.
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by folkrav 7y ago
They already can force you to give up physical access to your phone, which is basically the worst option.
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by folkrav 7y ago
He hates systemd. Arch embraces it fully.
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by folkrav 7y ago
You're right, they are indeed considered inline elements, not blocks. My bad.
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by folkrav 7y ago
Modern browsers indeed treat unknown elements as equivalent to divs, but it's officially undefined behavior, up to implementation.
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by folkrav 7y ago
Botting/cheat detection mechanisms have changed and evolved since RS.
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by folkrav 7y ago
Debatable. He was portrayed as a piece of shit and his death shown as a celebration.
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by folkrav 7y ago
As much as I despise them, they basically are to be expected in any MMO these days. There isn't much to be done against them. These big third-party marketplaces using hundreds of bot accounts don't really care about getting banned
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by folkrav 7y ago
Seems like they're in for a treat then : https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-04/firefox-f...
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by folkrav 7y ago
I get what you mean and yes, it would definitely be a good move in terms of showing the way to sane defaults, however I would have a hard time calling it a "huge win" considering Firefox + Safari make up <20% market share. Mayb
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by folkrav 7y ago
I can't remember the last time I heard someone "yacking loudly" at their phone in line at the supermarket. The Candy Crush part is accurate, but not very different from reading magazines. Not sure what was the point both you
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by folkrav 7y ago
I'm no professional diver, but did a bunch of dives between 60-100ft, and it seems like it can start happening to me around 70-80ft. Experienced divers will be more conscious about when it happens to them, and will plan their actions a
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by folkrav 7y ago
> Servo was supposed to be the new, embeddable engine, but that's mostly cancelled now You mean the plan to embed Servo, or Servo itself?

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