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by gsich 3y ago
.ja would be german for .yes.
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by gsich 3y ago
>There's actually quite a bit of metadata that needs to be preserved when moving files between filesystems (file type, permissions, atime/ctime/mtime). Modern file systems support extended attributes for regular files and
273.
by gsich 3y ago
Common Linux way of installing non-repo stuff (.sh with gzipped content at the end)
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by gsich 3y ago
A path is not a filename. The filename is part of it. Even with encoding issues, the chances that a filename survives are still much higher than filesystem metadata. For example: HTTP does not supply that metadata, so a file would lose it&#
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by gsich 3y ago
They are not. Everything else is insanity.
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by gsich 3y ago
>No, just an explicitly-defined metadata field. Inference would be worse than filename extensions (which are awful). Which are bad because those don't survive filesystem transmissions. A filename with extension will.
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by gsich 3y ago
Maybe. But as of now: there is no choice. People also chose to use Netflix or Steam (and other streaming platforms) instead of pirating. Last one would (and still is) be free. So it's not unprecedented.
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by gsich 3y ago
People don't have that choice so it's speculation either way.
279.
by gsich 3y ago
Technical cookies don't need a cookie banner anyway. Sadly not all website operators know this.
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by gsich 3y ago
Phone number is draconian.
281.
by gsich 3y ago
Yes. That price will get you such a device.
282.
by gsich 3y ago
The fear is probably shitty corporate networks. So not a real issue.
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by gsich 3y ago
betterbird
284.
by gsich 3y ago
Lenovo uses a resistor to check the PSU power, should be easy enough. Don't know what Dell is doing.
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by gsich 3y ago
Oh, works here. I set locale format to German (Germany) or (Austria) while using Windows with English language. All date/time/currency formats are sane. But you could also customize the region settings in "Additional settings
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by gsich 3y ago
Yes, but Gitlab doesn't have that.
287.
by gsich 3y ago
>Not only on GitLab, but everywhere. In any application. On any website. It's a pain in the ass on Linux. C.UTF-8, but you are correct. Windows solved this years ago.
288.
by gsich 3y ago
For some insane (=AM/PM) reason the language is tied to time preference.
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by gsich 3y ago
As long as its configurable - all fine.
290.
by gsich 3y ago
Yes? This is not enforcable. There might be some heuristics like TTL is off by one to detect another NAT but this is not reliable.
291.
by gsich 3y ago
Normal usage will suffice.
292.
by gsich 3y ago
They tried to solve problems that weren't existant.
293.
by gsich 3y ago
On some. But that doesn't help always as you don't know the orientation on the target device, especially when it'a sideways.
294.
by gsich 3y ago
There are none. (besides 400V sockets)
295.
by gsich 3y ago
Firewire ports can be inserted the wrong way, if the material cheapens out you are in bad luck. Wrong polarity will most likely kill the other device.
296.
by gsich 3y ago
Logo up is no help when you try to do it in the dark.
297.
by gsich 3y ago
It's not the same "seeing" as with your eyes open.
298.
by gsich 3y ago
Start a conversation with yourself outloud and finish it in your mind. That is your "inner" voice.
299.
by gsich 3y ago
No, because that would be called hallucination. The "internal" image is different.
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by gsich 3y ago
My main gripe is that you can't use an existing folder structure.

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