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361.
by forty 3y ago
pnpm realized how bad UX those -- when launching scripts were, and reorganized their arguments so that they are not needed anymore.
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by forty 3y ago
It also says "The improvement was also more apparent than real"
363.
by forty 3y ago
Sorry for the naïve question, but shouldn't "cellphone towers in space" require phones to emit more powerful signal to reach the satellite than they do for terrestrial towers?
364.
by forty 3y ago
You cannot blame the EU on having many websites making poor product decision and customers being content with crappy websites. Just stop visiting websites that have those banners and write angrily about it too their support. If enough peopl
365.
by forty 3y ago
I have a collection quite similar (in size and content) to the author, but I must have started a bit earlier as I have a bit more of the first RPIs and also a Dream plug (which is another successor to the sheeva plug, like the guru plug)
366.
by forty 3y ago
This issue is true of any flash memory. See my sibling comment on using an USB stick to write data: I also destroyed a bunch with logs
367.
by forty 3y ago
I destroyed many SD cards with the original Pi. I ended up putting the card read only with the hardware switch and use a USB stick for writing data. No issue with microSD cards with more recent Pis (or other SBC) however
368.
by forty 3y ago
At least for rich parents :)
369.
by forty 3y ago
That's one of the point of the article. It's not known whether the RCS implementation of apple will be interoperable with Android's.
370.
by forty 3y ago
Yes, I'm French and I often have a hard time understanding French even correct, with a strong accent I'm not used to. I remember, when I was ~15 I met a guy from RDC (Congo) and it was very awkward for me as he was speaking French
371.
by forty 3y ago
Humanity have traditionally solved this problem by having children and putting in their will "please make sure my HTML page is still up and running until 2123".
372.
by forty 3y ago
I don't think they miscalculated. Almost everything in this benefit them in almost every possible ways. The horrors of Gaza makes them almost look nice to the eyes of some (they never have been more popular in Palestine and in the worl
373.
by forty 3y ago
Isn't defense also supposed to be targeted against an aggressor? How could the millions of innocent civilians that Israel is displacing, destroying all their houses and belongings and killing (and maybe torturing as described in this a
374.
by forty 3y ago
I think OVH might let your server burn and the backup which was stored next to it (of course) with it ;)
375.
by forty 3y ago
Hard to imagine in the current context of western countries, where the incentive is for publicly traded companies to try to only focus on making as much as money as possible and having products as cheap as possible, with no real incentive t
376.
by forty 3y ago
By instead having smaller companies/ local book shops, who don't treat their workers like shit (like not forcing them to pee in bottles because they cannot have breaks etc) and also are better for the environment (in my country -
377.
by forty 3y ago
I banned myself from using Amazon several years ago. I feel that if everyone did the same, the world would be a better place.
378.
by forty 3y ago
I heard it in real life and I Googled it to check the person speaking did not make it up ^^
379.
by forty 3y ago
In french, we have "they are not not the sharpest knives of the drawer" but my favorite one is "he is not the penguin who slides the furthest" :D On the light related ones, I only know "they are not lights" whi
380.
by forty 3y ago
Solve a 2x2 Rubik's cube and see if that helps solving a 4x4 ^^ From the computer point of view, it's more possible states to explore, so I think it makes things much harder
381.
by forty 3y ago
In case you wondering like me, checkers here means American checkers, played on a smaller 8x8 board. International checkers played on 10x10 board is a much bigger space to explore of course.
382.
by forty 3y ago
How will you fix it in 4 years? I don't see were they sell spare parts.
383.
by forty 3y ago
Yeah, imagine for example if your website displays offensive or illegal content, and people think it's published by ycombinator, it could damage their brand
384.
by forty 3y ago
ycombinator. You cannot have a mark named Teslo which sells electric cars, as customers could mistake one for the other.
385.
by forty 3y ago
I'm sure the fashion cabal as you say is able to come with a bunch of different looks every 6 months. Of course everyone is more or less sensitive to these stuff, but overall it works extremely well (and if like me, you think "thi
386.
by forty 3y ago
Sorry, but it's a bit naive on how fashion works. A few people decide what trend is going to be, then they have enough communication power (via media, "stars", social media, etc) to brainwash everyone into thinking they absol
387.
by forty 3y ago
If the experts think that women are objects whose main purpose is to be pretty to satisfy the men's eyes, and as such, they need clothes more pretty than useful, then maybe we should not listen to them :)
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by forty 3y ago
I love emacs and I'd agree to categorize it as one of the most well developed and feature rich IDE. However I wonder: is it really "very small"?
389.
by forty 3y ago
It's looks cool. As someone who have been maintaining (among other thing, we also have our actual product) a home made pricing engine, I appreciate the value of this kind of thing. In our case, stripe support wouldn't be enough th
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by forty 3y ago
Thank for your comment, it's important to call out this kind of racist remarks, even it if hides behind a "it's not for me, it's for a friend".

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