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jhasse
5y ago
The Windows app allows downloads, too.
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5y ago
> and thus have better immunity than that given by the vaccine source?
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5y ago
To be fair I don't remember any chat client having figured that out at that time.
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5y ago
I knew what 4G would bring me before it did. With 5G I really don't know, I'm not interested at all.
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5y ago
except that it doesn't ... e.g. switching workspaces on mac ist ctrl+arrow.
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5y ago
Difficulty isn't necessarely increasing. It could also decrease if less people are interested in mining (e.g. when energy prices go up).
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5y ago
Like ninja -d explain ?
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5y ago
There was a Gtk backend for Qt which would have solved this: https://github.com/CrimsonAS/gtkplatform
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5y ago
WhatsApp Web was Chrome only for quite some time. From personal experience I know that Teams definitely has some Firefox-only bugs.
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https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2021/06/firefox-89-0-re...
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5y ago
What do you mean by "it's not possible" exactly? It's not possible without ...? Regarding the storage capacity: Yes, it's not possible without drastically reducing energy consumption.
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5y ago
Reduce energy consumption so we can get by using renewables only.
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5y ago
It isn't only a German surname but the German word for fox.
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5y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2015/12/01/whatsapp-is-blocking-links...
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5y ago
I would help the committee.
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5y ago
Qt5 switched to C++11 with 5.7.
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5y ago
I much rather have my browser tabs there as I need to switch them much more often than accessing the menu.
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5y ago
3. can be achieved without a global menu. Menus just have to be registered with a global API.
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> I have filed an issue. The Git project has no issue tracker though.
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> As other commenter has asked, how can the compiler infer that has_value() call has any relation to key_data_ non-NULL-ness? Because of LTO.
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5y ago
> Rust's Option can't be simply dereferenced causing UB, so `val.is_some() & val.kaboom()` doesn't compile. I guess the equivalent of `operator->` would be `unwrap()`. It isn't UB, so this bug couldn't hap
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5y ago
That's C, in C++ booleans have their own type, too (called bool).
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5y ago
no, & is not short-circuiting
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5y ago
You can use Android without Google, for example https://e.foundation/
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5y ago
> Except for the arm based Windows RT and even that because of no x86 emulation No, even native ARM executables weren't allowed to run if not downloaded from the Store.
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5y ago
You're forced to use Windows due to multiple reasons.
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5y ago
With VS Code I can do edits in the diff view. Very very useful and not possible on the command line. Also better syntax highlighting. When just viewing or writing commit messages I agree, but as soon as diffs are involved, an IDE can be ver
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5y ago
They don't want you to build PWAs at all. They want to lock you into their proprietary iOS APIs.
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> If you need to store more data, why not do it on the server? What are the use cases for having a full-blown relational db client-side? Easier / cheaper to host only static files.
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5y ago
No. They think having every commit build is gaining something. You think the disadvantage (destroying history) is more important, but you can't say that it "buys you nothing".
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