glandium

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   by glandium 4y ago

   Covid really started in March. Most births that happened in 2020 were conceived before that.
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   by glandium 4y ago

   Note, I don't have a strong opinion wrt copyright infringement in the case OP is about, but words are important. Let's not pretend it's "inspired".
3. 483.▲
   by glandium 4y ago

   Counter example: THE TOWER ILLUMINATED Controlled use The various illuminations of the Eiffel Tower (golden illumination, twinkling, beacon and events lighting) are protected. The use of the image of the Eiffel Tower at night is therefore s
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   by glandium 4y ago

   How is it only "inspired" when it's not only the same pose, but the same person and the same clothes, up to its individual folds. "Inspired" would be inviting a model to wear the same thing and take the pose, and pa
5. 485.▲
   by glandium 4y ago

   For the curious, flamingos get their color from food, like salmon does.
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   by glandium 4y ago

   There's a limit to what they could handle. They're hit by the shortage like everyone else now.
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   by glandium 4y ago

   My (arm-based) Windows laptop has this problem, with the extreme case being that sometimes when I open the lid there's nothing opened because apparently Windows decided to reboot after an update... M1 macs also do something when sleepi
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   by glandium 4y ago

   Debian has been defaulting to wayland for a while, with e.g. Firefox still using X11 via xwayland.
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   by glandium 4y ago

   I don't think JLPT is granular enough to be a gauge of progress. It's only really useful to show to institutions that ask for it (implying N3 to N5 are mostly useless).
10. 490.▲
    by glandium 4y ago

    Online group lessons? I'm intrigued, I've only ever seen 1-on-1 stuff. Does that work like normal classrooms, but on Zoom or whatever? With possible breakouts in smaller groups? PS: Erwan, is that you?
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    by glandium 4y ago

    Thus "specific circumstances". But that's quite rare to hear for adult males, and only from a limited set of people in that person's entourage.
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    by glandium 4y ago

    If you're thinking about going to the theater watch a movie, yeah, 見ましょう is weird, but if it's Netflix or whatever, much less... I'm more weirded out by the 博ちゃん. Hiroshi would have to be very little to be chan-suffixed, or s
13. 493.▲
    by glandium 4y ago

    Satori Reader seems interesting in the reading space, although I never gave it a try.
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    by glandium 4y ago

    Oh wow, first time I see an OCR that can deal with 行書体. How extensive is your dataset for 行書 and do you also have 草書 or 隷書?
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    by glandium 4y ago

    Mobile Firefox stopped giving an actual number a while ago. I think it's past 100 that it shows ∞, which is what it is displaying now for me. I'm not near my desktop right now, but there it's well over 4000. I'm a tab ho
16. 496.▲
    by glandium 4y ago

    When it's artwork, how good can we assume the humans to be? Because some look very much like they could have been done by AI, or a mediocre human...
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    by glandium 4y ago

    Isn't it the opposite, though? https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1582930401118806016
18. 498.▲
    by glandium 4y ago

    You forget the whole iPS and STAP cells fiascos (yes, plural).
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    by glandium 4y ago

    The best part is when you increase the volume because you can't hear the mumbling, and then some sound blasts off and kills your ears and your neighbor's. That can be gun shots, explosions, or worse, the commercial break.
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    by glandium 4y ago

    When I watch Japanese content with subtitles, my eyes are drawn to the subtitles even though I don't need them, and then I'm doubly distracted when the subtitles are wrong or misleading. My eyes are also drawn to Japanese subtitle
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    by glandium 4y ago

    You'll find smaller editors like nano or nvi installed by default more often than vim.
22. 502.▲
    by glandium 4y ago

    So, you can't offer tickets?
23. 503.▲
    by glandium 4y ago

    Even without %, it will show matching tabs amongst the matching suggestions.
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    by glandium 4y ago

    I hadn't looked at the eden/scm directory, but they didn't even bother to change the README to not say "Mercurial" https://github.com/facebook/sapling/tree/main/eden/scm
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    by glandium 4y ago

    From the build instructions for sapling: "It can be built by running make oss in the eden/scm directory"
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    by glandium 4y ago

    Actually, you'll find that in Rust, Box::new(stuff) will too often put stuff on the stack before copying it in the newly allocated memory. For large enough stuff, that can be slower than the allocation.
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    by glandium 4y ago

    Using emojis would be a nice addition to libcaca. It heavily depends on the font, though, so it would be difficult to handle as a simple text thing...
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    by glandium 4y ago

    Interestingly, I remember people using video chat back around that time in Japan, but despite the fact that it's still supported and even better than back then, I haven't seen people using it in a long while.
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    by glandium 4y ago

    You know how nowadays you'll see crowds brandishing their smartphone to take pictures or videos? I remember seeing something similar in Japan with flip phones, either in 2001 or 2002. I think one of the moments where I witnessed that w
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    by glandium 4y ago

    If they have contacts in East Asia, they won't have Whatsapp either.