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It is a terribly designed website. The intro post points to the (top-)left menu, but that doesn't contain any links to pages. The maps are accessible indexed by publisher in the menu below the site title, which is in light gray over a
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I believe their intentions are good, and keeping functionality the same for different outputs to avoid fragmentation is good too. An alternative interpretation, however, directly in line with the fear expressed by GP, is that they're a
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> Where would one get these MP3 files? Not everything is on Bandcamp A lot of music is still available for sale, if not through Bandcamp then through stores like Qobuz[1]. Sometimes I have to look around for a bit to find a store that se
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But it does apply to the bzip2 crate, which is the topic of discussion. Its new pure-rust implementation is libbz2-rs-sys, not bzip2-rs. The last sentence is irrelevant.
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That article, and its many versions in other outlets, is a weird (successful) attempt at changing the narrative. The news that triggered all of it was that Microsoft cut off the ICC chief prosecutor's access to his email. Microsoft com
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Bespoke version soup is unsustainable, but part of why people keep doing it is that it tends to work fine. It tends to work fine in part because OS-level libraries come from a different, much more conservative world, in which breaking backw
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Nebula[1] is an alternative to YouTube for and by youtubers. I'm fairly certain it's much bigger than Floatplane. It has ad-free versions of the creators' youtube videos, early access for new videos, and exclusive content. It
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For reference I just typed "sls free toothpaste with fluoride" into a search engine and all the top results are good. They are SLS-free and do contain fluoride.
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The price you quote seems to be for 5 PiB of storage, not 5 TB. The $96,000 covers the first 400 TiB, and after that it seems to be, or at least start at, $20 / TiB per month. If I understand it correctly that means it costs roughly
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KDE, starting with Plasma 6.2, shows a notification once per year[1] and indeed it works[1]. They make donating[3] very easy. [1]: https://pointieststick.com/2024/08/28/asking-for-donations-i... [2]: https:&
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I haven't used it and you might already be familiar, but I've seen people mention fooyin[1] as similar enough to foobar2000 for them to make the switch. Might be worth checking out. [1]: https://www.fooyin.org/
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> Search "io" on Google right now and see what comes up... I don't know about you, but neither of them comes up. Google I/O has always been something you have to search for including the "Google" part and th
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The reason the send button on the old design is hard to see seems to me to be that it doesn't stand out in any way. The only difference to everything else on the screen is that it's blue instead of black, but the contrast isn'
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> …which is totally understandable… if the hiring manager had communicated that. I agree that the hiring manager could have handled it much better, but as a rule: If at any point during any hiring process you feel like you need to spend
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> These changes will apply to operations like cloning repositories over HTTPS, anonymously interacting with our REST APIs, and downloading files from raw.githubusercontent.com. Or randomly when clicking through a repository file tree. Th
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For what it's worth the questions can't really be answered by a simple FAQ, because history has shown that those answers aren't worth the page they're written on. Many companies that get bought talk all about the fact th
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That is not an example of a power tripping moderator, it is a moderator doing their job. The question is bad. The message is telling you something is going to happen. You already figured out what that something is. You already figured out y
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> I find that stuff like methadone is really quite strong, and I don't see how it isn't addictive. I figure it's to keep addicts alive while they get treatment instead of them getting a hot shot somewhere and ending up in
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Thanks for the link. That is specifically about LibGen and Anna's Archive, and links to the general agreement that when a court orders one ISP to block a pirate site, others will also block it. I suppose in situations where Sci-Hub for
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It is certainly not true that all ISPs and phone companies in the Netherlands are blocking Sci-Hub. Both my home ISP and my phone provider don't, and I'm also not aware of, nor can I find any, legal requirements for ISPs to block
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I agree with the core of your sentiment, but I don't think moving the framing from the company to the person is the answer. It makes it too easy for a company to put the blame on an individual that has conveniently been fired (either f
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It uses a lot of very specific terminology, but the linked pages like the one on "G-nonadjacent" do a lot to clear up what it all means. It is a lot of reading. Essentially: The configuration claims "Snapshot Isolation"
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Even if they were, they have absolutely no incentive to tell you their expert analysis. A16Z spent the cryptocurrency mania years pumping and dumping shitcoins. They weren't telling the world these scams were revolutionary because they
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> I don't think Emacs has directional focus It does, but I don't think they have default bindings. The commands are windmove-{left,down,up,right}. I've had them bound to C-S-{h,j,k,l} for years and it makes moving around m
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I like this post and agree with a lot of what it says. Shipping Bun at this stage is probably not a great idea, particularly with overly-optimistic CPU requirements, and the complexity of the stack is very far from ideal. At the same time s
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I'm not sure about netcup, but Hetzner and OVH are very large, very popular hosting providers that have been in this game for decades.
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As someone who has finally found a way to increase productivity by adding some AI, my lesson has sort of been the opposite. If the initial response after you've provided the relevant context isn't obviously useful: give up. Maybe
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There's a ton of those platforms, varying from extremely unknown to fairly well established. I'm pretty sure multiple of them end up as a Show HN every year. The only thing on your list they generally don't do is domain regis
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No, rg looks inside files. find . | grep just lists all files and directories and then filters it down using grep.
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Note that in the questions at the bottom it says the following: > If you are on a Free or Pro plan, full setup is the only one available. This is the recommended and most common option. That means to use this partial setup you need to be
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