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Maybe useful to someone: https://archive.org/details/20250128-cdc-datasets """ An archive of all CDC datasets uploaded to https://data.cdc.gov/browse before January 28th, 2025. Excludes
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I don't know of one. However, Python's socket API is mostly a thin wrapper around the C socket API. Assuming you know Python, it should be easy enough to learn from a tutorial like this one without a Python-specific guide. Note th
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This reminds me of Tempest in a Pothole, an episode of The Paper Chase TV show from 1984: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEFBX4M5LCQ&t=2896s The thrust is that standards of accountability are (or should be) higher for
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Battle Royale's premise is not identical, but what you're describing does match Squid Game. Is that what you meant to write?
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> We are working on getting some more ESG focused portfolios directly live Thank you for mentioning this. ESG funds are the first thing that came to mind when I saw your post.
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Proton (Steam Play 2.0) is a set of game-focused patches on top of Wine, plus several other components that improve game compatibility and/or performance. The most notable of these are DXVK, which implements Direct3D 8/9/10&
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Unfortunately, Nim's BDFL is... not known for playing well with others. Perhaps the Nimskull fork will grow into something widely useful? https://github.com/nim-works/nimskull
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> 5.1 Soundbar 5.1 typically means surround sound, but a sound bar (as I know it) sits in front of the listener. How does yours do both?
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I have read stories of crows bringing gifts to people who treated them well, and there is an account in this article of two crows who were fed by a person then guarding that person from an aggressive crow.
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I think this is reasonable. Plasma 6 recently appeared in Debian Experimental, Qt 6 is already in the Stable branch, and a new Debian release seems likely in the coming year. I expect the folks managing Ubuntu just want to make sure their
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This means Scintilla (the editor component in Notepad++, Geany, and others) is about 25. It was the foundation of my move away from proprietary editors like Visual SlickEdit, and served me well for more than a few years. I'm glad it&#x
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There is. At least two, actually. 1. Allow community-hosted servers, as were common 20 years ago. These can be moderated with greater attention than a massive global server, and tend to eject cheaters quickly. 2. Server-side analysis. This
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> What is native on Linux? Gtk, Qt, Motif (lol)? Linux is not something that encompasses a GUI, so this is a misguided way to frame the underlying concern. One might as well ask what toolkit is native on smartphones, or what language is
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No hostility implied or intended.
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I only ever use a half dozen or so public Matrix rooms (I mostly use it for private chat) but my experience in those is nothing like you describe. Unsavory characters occasionally wander in, just as they do on every other public forum I
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These dependency managers are something of a double-edged sword. They avoid a lot of work if your project has a lot of external packages, but they also encourage pulling in lots of external dependencies without much thought. Every one of t
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I gave eight examples (which themselves are an incomplete list). Nitpicking at two of them while ignoring the rest, and projecting fault onto people who experience them, doesn't refute the overall point. This is worth a read: https:&#
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Also, QML exposes only a fraction of the functionality of the Qt Widgets API.
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More often than not, the contact forms that I encounter impose one or more hassles on the visitor: Please enable JavaScript. Please allow scripts from these off-site domains to execute on your computer. Please enter a return address hosted
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My credit union supported check deposits via web browser for years, but sadly, they discontinued that feature. I suppose I could switch to a credit union that still supports it, but it turns out my current one also accepts check deposits t
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> They seem to think that LOS is actually usable without rooting, Depends on what software you want to run on your device, I guess. I build LineageOS from source, so I'm perfectly capable of rooting my device, but I don't both
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> the `unsafe` keyword in Rust does not disable any of the features that enforce memory safety, rather it just unlocks the ability to perform a small number of new operations If you view the locks on those operations as guard rails ensur
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It doesn't have to be problematic. For example, PipeWire in Debian Stable is at 0.3.65 and probably won't get major updates until the next Debian release. However, that's only part of the picture: Its early presence in Debi
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What do you think is beautiful about Rust, and why? How do you think this proposal's equivalents are uglier?
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This off-site inline image added to a GitHub README.md is a dependency: [](https://0depen...
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Ironic that a site espousing 0 dependencies recommends adding an off-site dependency to a project's README on GitHub.
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I have seen this same pattern in long-time Windows users approaching Linux, becoming frustrated, and then posting online about how bad [they think] it is.
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> Can't this be done with Javascript? I welcome opportunities to avoid javascript in my sites, even if it's more work for me. It makes life easy for visitors who prefer to disable javascript, thereby avoiding many of the exploi
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Linux – UNIX-like tool for running expect and other portable software ;)
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Roughly: They're not PCs. For one thing, they all have limited battery life. For another, not everyone can afford brand new flagship phones, so folks who keep cheaper phones for long enough can easily find CPU and RAM to be stretched a
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