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Windows Subsystem for Linux September 2023 update
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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gokhan
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Something like a recursive acronym. Like "GNU's Not Unix!".
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My son got a Lenovo T16 AMD for school, wanted to go with Kubuntu and spent one week setting up hibernate. Only solution that works is still hacky, he runs a script that disables then enables some things after returning from hibernation to
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https://www.forgottenairfields.com/country-united-kingdom-13...
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"All dine-in checks include a 15% service charge, and all to-go, delivery and curbside pick-up orders include a 20% service charge. 100% of these charges are distributed to our employees in order to keep compensation as fair as possibl
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3y ago
Why do you need https for this site?
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gokhan
3y ago
It's not for the speed but separating parts of the same monolithic program into a microservice like structure.
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3y ago
Bournemouth Worchester Southwark ...
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Bing, From .NET 5 to .NET 7
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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As an anecdote, my daughter learned German when she was 6 from Duolingo reinforced with YouTube, all by herself. And English before that. Check my thread history for more specifics. For that, we're greatful that we have Duolingo. Maybe
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gokhan
3y ago
Also this https://listentothe.cloud/
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3y ago
Kids Dungeon Adventure. Still highly recommended. https://kidsdungeonadventure.com/
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4y ago
Check Ben Wilson's chewing gum art on the Millennium Bridge as well. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=millenniu...
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gokhan
4y ago
I really like Fuji, but it's very hard to come by in UK for an unknown reason.
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4y ago
Been there this summer. It's in the section where you go through double doors, to control temp and humidity.
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4y ago
Visited both. Mary Rose is well presented with all the extracted findings in their own galleries. But visiting Vasa is much better experience, it's intact, you're so close etc.
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The Cisco Case Could Expose Rampant Prejudice Against Dalits in SV (2020)
(thewire.in)
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> Why is this all happening? Bad economic and financial policies for 40 years, rampant corruption. The economy was unproductive, but they kept the local currency subsidized, as it turns out by just spending the money that people deposit
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Also check Bombino https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B9z17eZv5WA
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4y ago
This is just wrong. I'm just dropping the two biggest ones: https://github.com/dotnet/ https://github.com/microsoft/ What part of vscode you don't consider OSS, for example?
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Two-Phase Commit and AMQP
(twitter.com)
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Check this for a fix for Leia in R1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byKy9kGnyvo
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5y ago
Not true for Turkey.
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Russia Funded Climate Activists
(twitter.com)
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Early peek at C# 11 features
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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Microsoft YARP
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Why? Clearly, no one is actually willing to trade at those prices. Sometimes, one illogical price in illiquid markets drive the orderbook to illogical extremes. Without a transaction, all are meaningless.
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Looks like the server is asleep since no one requested for a page recently. I'm constantly refreshing the page until I receive a response, just to prime it for my fellow HNers in case this reaches top of HN.
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Himawari-8 footage is excellent. That shockwave is gigantic. Thanks for the link.
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It's not the original gift that is the problem, all maintainers start very happy early on but keeping software up while adding more features is costly, someone needs to pay an it's almost always paid by the maintainer in terms of
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