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ilikepi
2y ago
Silent Shout is a fantastic album, but "Heartbeats" is the GOAT. I feel a bit sad that The Knife evolved into a strange place in their later work that I don't really understand. I guess my tastes are a little too basic to fol
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ilikepi
2y ago
This was also the case for iOS 18.3.0 and 18.3.1.
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ilikepi
2y ago
I've been thinking about that exact problem and solution with the map module. On the off chance you see this, do you happen to have your solution published somewhere?
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McLarens and CarPlay
(blog.adambell.ca)
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2y ago
Weird...the NYT is referenced only in the Introduction, and never is it suggested that there is an affiliation between the New York Times and the game Waffle or its creator. They really only reference Wordle to note that Waffle has some ve
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ilikepi
2y ago
There was also a Radiolab episode that discussed this idea at a different hospital... https://radiolab.org/podcast/apologetical-2303
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ilikepi
2y ago
> This is misleading: ... To be fair, the link in this story is to a press release. Arguably there are probably many things in it that can be considered "misleading" in certain contexts.
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New Rails maintenance policy and end of maintenance announcements
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2y ago
> Sometimes they even have a small amount of Dell warranty left, though I've never ever had a problem with them. Yes, though technically any add-on warranty coverage or service plans are only available to the registered owner. I bo
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ilikepi
2y ago
Seconded. You can do this on eBay by choosing specific CPU models, but it would be really helpful to filter more broadly. "Intel 8th gen" for sure, but it could also be useful to be able to combine that with, say, "Intel -T
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ilikepi
2y ago
This seems to be a reskin of the prior RDoc styles, which are visible in prior Ruby versions (e.g https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/3.3/ ). Despite the rather bold green, the overall look of the primary content feels
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ilikepi
2y ago
The search issue is also present with the docs for Ruby 3.3[1] and earlier. Incidentally, "String" is an even better example, as the the class is the fifth result returned after four other very obscure classes. [1]: https:/
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2y ago
They also enjoyed slagging on corporate rebranding. When PriceWaterhouse Cooper spun out their consulting arm in 2002, they became a target for a minute[1][2]. I still have a "We like donkeys la la la" t-shirt and mug as a pair
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2y ago
The last part of the release announcement[1] says: > What’s next? > The team is already hard at work on Rails 8.0, that we plan to release later this year and we are looking forward to interact with the community and share presents at
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2y ago
FWIW, viewing the "raw" version of a file is a little better since long lines will be wrapped.
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ilikepi
2y ago
One of the most annoying things about not upgrading macOS are the recurring Notifications that try to get you to upgrade. There's no way in recent versions to disable them AFAIK. They are especially grating if the machine has multiple
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ilikepi
2y ago
Thank you very much for your perspective. The recovery sounds very similar to that of a cerebral angiogram, of which I've had three. I had a similar calculus when considering having my AVF corrected...like, deal with it now while I&#x
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2y ago
> After a year I did have the PFO closed... If it's not too much to ask, how did you find that procedure and its recovery? I have a moderate PFO and have occasional migraines with aura as well, though in my case the pain component
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2y ago
Good news, the Earth's circumference is around 40,000km, and the actual distances sailed by each of the competitors in the most recent Vendee Globe were all around 50-51,000km. So they all exceed your requirement.
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Ruby's Complex Branching Options
(naildrivin5.com)
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ilikepi
3y ago
Generally you don't rent a specific model, you rent a "So-and-so or similar". And undoubtedly the rental agreement specifically gives them permission to make substitutions. It's unlikely this scenario has not been full
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3y ago
There were a few high profile sites that honored it early on. Hulu was the example I remember, but I'm having trouble getting the Wayback Machine to load an archived copy of their policy, so this article will have to do: https:/&
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Considerations for a long-running Raspberry Pi
(dzombak.com)
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3y ago
I suspect a decent percentage of people with newer cars are leasing, since many people shop for a car based on monthly payment without considering the long-term costs. Also, unrelated heads up since you mention older Toyotas: there's a
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3y ago
Perhaps their main account somehow reflects past membership on the Google Reader team...
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3y ago
Radiolab's "The Interstitium" https://radiolab.org/podcast/interstitium
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3y ago
Is it possible this is less of a reflection of the author's abilities and more of a reflection of your lack of imagination? Not everyone who reaches a destination follows the same path. Stack Overflow was launched just over 15 years
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3y ago
The hardware docs list the memory as DDR4 SODIMMS... https://tech-docs.system76.com/models/meer7/repairs.html#rep... I've been strongly eyeing this model as well, but in the end I decided to trade money for r
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Better Rails Forms with Superform
(fly.io)
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How to Create a Time Machine APFS Volume with a Quota
(recompiled.org)
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