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7y ago
Absolute versus logarithmic scale; the desktop version makes it clearer.
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7y ago
Then it might not do the best work on slugs.
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7y ago
Can a USB device posing as a keyboard also supply charging voltage?
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7y ago
I'm pretty sure fellow commenters can expand the list, but Bell (private) and CERN (public) are neither universities nor exceptions.
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7y ago
The author is having a bit of fun, let it be; the skill is being able to find something valuable between the badly forced puns. Or something like that...
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7y ago
There was a version with all of these features; new version doesn't even have its functional feature parity down...
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7y ago
Friction-less payments is unfortunately an issue that seems unsolvable on the 'banks' end. There's no easy way for you to just one-click take care of a payment, and for good reason. I do wish it wasn't as friction-full a
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7y ago
Technically, it's not supposed to be orange but a light orange. I think the less green-heavy hues of khaki are definitely light oranges.
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7y ago
Often there's a small (couple euros) fee to access them on the chambers of commerce, but yeah, it's rather common here.
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7y ago
Then the website ends up not scrolling or thinks that it has a modal that needs closing; ended up opting out of that after a couple months of annoyance.
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7y ago
Also following the liquor's name is the album Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By, by Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, etc.) under the pseudonym Lovage. It makes reference to the liquor itself in a tongue-in-cheek fake advert
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7y ago
Insanely cool and they look very well designed. Might order from outside the UK..!
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7y ago
Good point on the last one; I think we have to 'educate' researchers on the fact that they can also write their own libraries and frameworks, and they should. Even basic data manipulation utilities can be made into Python modules
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7y ago
Good point about Wine and ReactOS; I would still think that there must be so much hidden away and swept under the million rugs. As for the commercial interest part, just thinking about how video games' source codes are so rarely publis
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7y ago
The article has a sentence on the matter, but just to expand a bit more: Windows 7 is not a new piece of self-standing software. It includes past Windows releases, and future Windows releases include it. It doesn't make sense for Micro
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7y ago
Excuse me but what's the manager supposed to do again?
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7y ago
My settings for these are not the defaults, I didn't get the option to block autoplays on the domain menu.
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7y ago
I think there is a new way to bypass this; FF recently missed an autoplay video on Bloomberg (?). Arms race as usual.
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7y ago
It's not a bug, it's a feature.
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7y ago
Akin to his adventure, black [0] for Python does one thing and does it very well: It formats my code. It's pretty, it's legible, it's consistent, it works; and you cannot customise it. Has been a great experience since the da
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7y ago
Considering the levels of consumption, you could assume that tea drinking is the control!
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The analogy falls short considering the OP's initial point: The sums involved make a big difference in the reaction.
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7y ago
Amsterdam works because it's a very flat and very dense city. I bet there are potential candidates in the States, but not as common as you would find in Europe. About the density, everything is just closer together over here. Public tr
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From the title I guessed this would be about the occasional extra-tight or extra-loose port. I think that's a bigger problem than exposing the port.
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7y ago
What's even more interesting is that the fact that we don't see these is a consequence of the economics surrounding apples, drive by what people perceive and as such want an apple to be.
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7y ago
This is likely akin to the question of how many individual songs you can write with the chromatic scale ( https://youtu.be/DAcjV60RnRw ).
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7y ago
What's the criteria for FF bumping its major versions? Looks to me like these release announcements are getting much more frequent. Edit: Answered by zamadatix.
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7y ago
The sad state of affairs is that satire is dead and this guy fell for the bait. It doesn't even sound that ridiculous anymore.
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7y ago
I think I came back home around 5-6 AM; rough.
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7y ago
Not sure why, but it seems like the script which appends the 'today' class to today's cell doesn't seem to be working.
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