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by iCarrot 7y ago
Rather than emergency situations, I imagine this would benefit hospitals in poorer, remote areas. For example, an island hospital which have no access to adequate equipment to give adequate diagnosis. Islanders end up having to be airlifted
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Well that is because the Japanese nibs are finer than the European counterparts, largely because of dense kanji characters. The rule of thumb is always go one size up for Japanese pen. I have a Metro M, it is smooth as butter. I'm also
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Nice to see another fountain pen enthusiast here. I love my Twisbi Eco too, in fact I love all demonstrator pens especially with the Iroshizuku ink. It's not unlike swirling wine. But for beginners I would only recommend the Pilot Metr
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by iCarrot 7y ago
It has a demo page, "hidden" in the repo's description but not in README.md: https://colinespinas.github.io/darken/
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by iCarrot 7y ago
They are called Nullable types in C# and must be declared with `?` after the type. But, Nullable<T>.HasValue check is not forced and Nullable<T>.Value will throw a different exception instead if it is null (InvalidOperationExcep
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Is it cross-platform or MacOS only? Which languages does it support?
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by iCarrot 7y ago
It uses extended ASCII characters, so if you squint a little, it is still ASCII.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Which config files are you talking about? I only see 1 (for the FaaS), not counting the nodejs package files for obvious reason.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
The first thing I'd do after installing this is to alias prefixing "aws-" to every commands. I like namespacing things as I suck at remembering names...
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by iCarrot 7y ago
You can write Swagger definitions to serve as contracts for your REST API. Swagger files are machine consumable and can be used to generate client SDK.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Worth noting is that The Alchemist was written in 1988. Maybe the idea was novel then? And many writers who had read it copied this idea and made it an overused trope.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Just tried 'gi' with Firefox Vimium, seems like it will not set focus to inputs not currently in viewport.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Let's not start the cyclists vs motorists flame. Cycle lanes, especially protected ones, are there to encourage cycling.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Cross-site request forgery is only "useful" in auth context. There is no auth in Volatile, nor in the hit counter.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
What you just described is actually a web beacon [1], in which case the one that embed the URL is the user (and not the one who load the <img>). Web beacon can be used to implement useful thing like visitor counter service [2]. [1]:
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by iCarrot 7y ago
It depends on how you interpret correctness. RFC 2616 9.1.1 also used "SHOULD NOT" and not "MUST NOT", indicating that there are valid use cases. The issue is about whether your users are aware of (and are responsible fo
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by iCarrot 7y ago
You need a webpage to have an inline form, which you need to create somehow. Compare that to just opening a new tab and type in an URL. The dev console is a separate tool. And I'm still sure it is much quicker and easier to open a new
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by iCarrot 7y ago
I could be wrong, but I think parent post suggests to compute the hash yourself and use Volatile as is.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
The correct response is "but then I need a webpage/separate tool". When all API are GETs, the browser, which is likely to be open when you read this, is all you need.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
In certain circles, "3D" means the real world and "2D" means the opposite. 3D models are "2D", for example.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
I'm curious, do you still use the old Ivy Bridge or have moved on to something else non-x86?
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by iCarrot 7y ago
The page's title itself says "real-time".
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by iCarrot 7y ago
I remember, for immigration process, having to use IE to download a PDF form and install Adobe Reader to open it. Strangely enough, it also had to be opened on a desktop machine, laptops are NG.
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Love all the XSS attempts
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by iCarrot 7y ago
It must have been the move to mirrorless that forced a mount change. Even Nikon abandoned their F mount line (which started in 1959) and introduced Z mount for their mirrorless. Also given how often Sony is churning out new cameras these da
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by iCarrot 7y ago
Obligatory motherf*cking website saga: https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ https://evenbettermotherfucking.website/ https://bestmotherfucking
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by iCarrot 7y ago
One feature I miss having on Chrome is their full page translation for foreign language. I couldn't find an addons that provide the same functionality. (For the record, full page translate with translate.google.com doesn't work i
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by iCarrot 7y ago
>basically everyone is forced to use JS What about Wasm and transpiling?
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by iCarrot 7y ago
There were real arguments against layout tables back in the day (though the situation may have changed): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/83073/why-not-use-tables... One thing for sure: layout tables are undeni
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by iCarrot 7y ago
There are also other ways to reclaim dead time on public transport like reading a book, listening to podcast, or just plain relax. You can't do those while driving without compromising your attention and (therefore) safety of yourself

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