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by joemi 2y ago
I thought it was broken until I decided to try it in another browser. I guess it works in Chrome on Windows but not Firefox on Windows. Not sure if it works in Safari or not since I don't have my macbook handy right now.
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by joemi 2y ago
I like the storing of the ln command in the file itself. I think I might implement something like that myself with my own dotfiles. I've been keeping the ln commands in a readme but I never really liked having to update that readme eac
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by joemi 2y ago
> Awk is something that I think every programmer and especially every sysadmin should learn I'd argue that it should be every programmer who doesn't already know a scripting language like Ruby or Python. If you already know a s
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by joemi 2y ago
I disagree. If there are orders (orders with an 's', meaning more than one order) of magnitude more easy targets, why would any lawyer go after a rarer and harder target? That makes no logical/financial sense.
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by joemi 2y ago
I think the reason behind that is simple: In my experience, there are orders of magnitude more not-entirely-ADA-compliant websites than there are sites with banners such as the ones you mentioned. But yeah, I don't know if the site-isn
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by joemi 2y ago
I'm not so sure that "solving" accessibility at the browser level would eliminate those kinds of lawsuits. It might be able to be argued that their "client" uses a different browser that doesn't include those a
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by joemi 2y ago
> Also have trouble with shortcut overlapping in neovim and aerc. I'm curious what you mean by this. Doesn't Vim use almost every key on the keyboard, so wouldn't this be a problem with pretty much any program?
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by joemi 2y ago
This is an interesting idea. Though I think it'll be tough to differentiate what exactly constitutes a middle man, and therefore hard/impossible to enact. Would marketplaces (such as Amazon) be considered a middle man? If so, good
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by joemi 2y ago
It really seems like the obvious solution. I can't believe that they haven't considered it, so then that would mean they _did_ consider it and decided that it's better for them to do what they're doing and just blame any
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by joemi 2y ago
The only link I clicked on in the article was supposed to be for The Dreamsong, and it was broken. But I found the game here: https://www.thedreamsong.com/
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by joemi 2y ago
I would assume it's more due to them not realizing that this isn't just something that periodically happens at the park (like Old Faithful). It might seem unusual, but they don't know how unusual or dangerous it is. It might
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by joemi 2y ago
Interesting idea, though I think that having it be $5K (or any fixed amount) no matter the size of the company favors large companies, since large companies can probably spend more to reduce the risk of getting hacked. Hell, it might even i
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by joemi 2y ago
Watcom was pretty big in the C/C++ world in the 90's, I think. I was only doing a little bit of C/C++ programming back then but I kept hearing about it.
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by joemi 2y ago
I'm totally fine with that kind of question being closed because of that -- that's not what that site is for. It's supposed to be an answer mill... that's _exactly_ what the site is for.
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by joemi 2y ago
Moritz Klein is a pretty great explainer of DIY electronics for synths. All his work with Erica Synths, including this breadboard, is such a welcome (and needed) addition, especially since the videos and manuals are all loaded with info and
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by joemi 2y ago
What is "(Vf guvf ahnaprq haqrefgnaqvat be vf vg vafvahngvba?)"? Is this a romanization of Russian? Or is it some sort of coded message? What does it mean? Despite agreeing with the bulk of your post I'm hesitant to upvote so
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by joemi 2y ago
"Protect democracy and freedom" contrasts starkly with seeking refuge in Russia and becoming a Russian citizen. In many ways, he's the _perfect_ mouthpiece for anti-US propaganda. I'm not sure what that doesn't give
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by joemi 2y ago
Look at it this way, if someone is paid to say good things about the company they work for, you take what they say with a grain of salt, don't you? Snowden's situation is similar to this, in a way. He's being paid (by being a
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by joemi 2y ago
I think that's why they mentioned Ukraine - to point out that it's always in Snowden's best interest to be critical of the US and US things, and remind us to bear that in mind when considering him and what he says.
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by joemi 2y ago
From the same tweet: "This is a willful, calculated betrayal of the rights of every person on Earth." Sounds like a bit of a hyperbole to me.
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by joemi 2y ago
The Pi Pico is not a "huge form factor". It fits better on breadboard than pretty much anything with an ESP32 on it (since it's less wide), and it provides access to most of the RP2040 pins. Since the PIO can drive a lot of p
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by joemi 2y ago
How do the tolerances combine when you're using two resistors? I'm pretty sure they'd add together if in series (so two 5%'s become 10%), but I'm having trouble easily intuiting what happens if in parallel. Do they
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by joemi 2y ago
offtopic, but: I think when your footnotes themselves need footnotes, there's probably a clearer way to write what you wanted to write. Jumping through multiple levels of nested footnotes is fairly hard to read, at least for me.
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by joemi 2y ago
I don't think it's uncommon for a feature to start as opt-in, then turn to opt-out, then finally turn to built-in, so it makes sense to me to be wary if the feature is something you don't want in something typically light and
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by joemi 2y ago
On the other hand, just because you're not consciously noticing it doesn't mean it's not affecting your experience (for better or worse).
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by joemi 2y ago
Not sure if you meant the wood side panels are an intentional reference to the Deluge, but if so you may want to know that wood side panels are a common design touch for desktop synths, hearkening back to some of the first compact consumer
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by joemi 2y ago
Thanks, I'll have to check them out.
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by joemi 2y ago
That's great news! Thanks!
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by joemi 2y ago
A lot of the bigger name albums he engineered were ones I listened to and loved before knowing that he was a common thread between them (or even who he was in general), but one that I gave a listen to specifically because he engineered it w
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by joemi 2y ago
I really wish edit.com still existed for Windows and was built in. Every now and then I need to do some stuff on a Windows machine and find myself wishing for a simple terminal editor.

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