jcurtis

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by jcurtis 3mo ago
This would only make sense if everyone has equal ability to pay.
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by jcurtis 5mo ago
You may already be aware, but SE marks all commits making those kinds of changes as '[Editorial]', so it is generally trivial to use their tooling to build your own high-quality ebook without any of the editorial changes.
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by jcurtis 8mo ago
49 days is a bit under 2^32 milliseconds... So unsigned int overflow?
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by jcurtis 10mo ago
Mods using AI to clone voice actors' voices without their consent or explicitly against their wishes has certainly been controversial in the Skyrim modding community.
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by jcurtis 1y ago
This is the description of the episode, not a transcript. And 'raisin detour' is fairly obviously a joke.
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by jcurtis 1y ago
Most of the things you listed are plugins which can be disabled in the plugin settings - certainly databases, docker & code-with-me.
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by jcurtis 1y ago
Podcasts were arguably mainstream back in 2014 with Serial.
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by jcurtis 1y ago
The tube follows fixed tracks, which is quite different from cars on a road.
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by jcurtis 1y ago
I suspect that the user you're replying to was joking
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by jcurtis 2y ago
It's Mr Tulip, of Terry Pratchett's The Truth .
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by jcurtis 3y ago
Editorial commits are all marked as such and contain no non-editorial changes. The tools for compiling ebook files are available at https://github.com/standardebooks/tools , so creating your own versions with only the w
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by jcurtis 3y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding your comment, this feature is actually included in the latest EAP/beta releases[1]. There is discussion of it at the bottom of the issue you linked. [1] https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea&#