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My parents found this box of Amiga floppy disks
(twitter.com)
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Who guarantees that the profile is the real one?
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Me and my friends played hundreds or maybe thousands of hours of Quake 1 back in the day, I don't think anyone played the single player more than once so level design there and all are irrelevant. But deathmatch levels were things of b
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Azure Container Apps: a serverless container service
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Can you give some examples? What was not possible and what's possible now?
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The test code is quite small and might not benefit from R2R that much, libs it relies on are already jitted. Ditching Newtonsoft would affect response time though.
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77+33 is not 100 and that's quite saddening.
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Can we change the URL to non-AMP one? https://www.theregister.com/2021/10/05/microsoft_net_foundat...
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There's this trick question among children here. One makes the other repeat "white" ten times and immediately asks "What do cows drink?". The answer is almost always milk. It might even be working without repeating
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Google is slashing the amount it keeps from sales on its cloud marketplace
(cnbc.com)
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I love the cyclical nature of everything in remote execution world. Corba, Remoting, some XML sauce, WCF, Http methods and Url's, some Json sauce, and than gRPC. Same ideas. Just like having flared trousers every 10 years or so. Payloa
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It was also the first for me. It was expensive for my family to have but my school buddy had it and naturally we spent all our free time in their house typing programs from the large book. Fun times. RIP.
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What's the alternative for Android? After broken straps and finally a dead screen with my Fitbit Versa, I don't want to buy another Fitbit again. How about Garmin? Any other?
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Unrolled: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1436130456324526081.html
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A Farewell to Simon Peyton Jones as He Leaves Microsoft Research
(twitter.com)
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Sorry for your accident. Just wanted to share my contrary experience. A motorcycle with loud pipes filtering right passed me fast in a two lane road while I was on the left lane, I was in my car. I am a former enduro rider myself and don&#x
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> if they provide the best experience to end users I don't think they can. Their DNA on this evolved as a monopoly. They won't be able to compete, they will be slow and boring while clever people will overpower them.
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Apple’s App Store Dealt Blow by Judge in Epic Antitrust Case
(bloomberg.com)
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A similar thing mentioned for Yugoslavia's DIY computer scene. https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-07-30-the-story-of-y...
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https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/ for a well defined at-home fitness program which requires minimal equipment. And six packs means just no fat over your abs, and actually made in the kitchen as the sayin
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Not having kids is totally valid. I have two and prefer it that way, can't imagine a life without them, as Jeff explains here[1]. Having a second one is no different (for me) than having only one, actually it's a tad better. So if
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Would you go to Louvre to see Mona Lisa if you have an atom-by-atom identical copy at home? How much would you pay for the original? What is "original" in this case? Which ship of Theseus is the original one? I don't say, as
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Somewhere, a CryptoKitties owner is crying. Andy Warhol's Marilyn artwork isn't anything interesting for me, but it's clearly represents a point in art history. I can't value NFT's as long as they're digital on
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Most probably encrypted data out of a backup for you to use after unlocking.
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I disagree. Duolingo is not trash as the op suggests, it's a great fire starter and makes you able to use other materials by handling the intro well. Peppa Pig is a sustainable language learning tool if you did something before to lear
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For Duolingo, you might mix it with other materials for a much better experience. I told our kids' experience learning foreign languages here [1]. My wife used the same technique to learn some French, Duolingo reinforced with audio and
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Wildcard DNS helps me to handle multitenancy easily. What's wrong with it?
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> The ability to change logging levels of either a category or all categories at runtime is one. LoggingLevelSwitch? > Being able to monitor levels via an administrative endpoint. I wrote actuator endpoints for this one, was not hard
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See for yourself: https://twitter.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1393598159008505856
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A plane flying between two EU cities hijacked and this, along with a couple similar useless actions, is the only response from EU. As someone living in a country on it's way of total authoritarianism, I hate it when the West do almost
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