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by jug 5y ago
No but earlier many overshot what they needed because smartphones were so obviously inferior even for social media. FF and even APS-C are still clearly better but what matters here is that modern smartphones are reaching the “good enough” b
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by jug 5y ago
Yandex going belly up would certainly send a message to Russia Like Google Search going out in the western world
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by jug 5y ago
How is even Nim (!) and Zig (!!) included there but .NET with a major developer market share and that is now cross-platform and explicitly supports self-contained executables not even mentioned in the article?? If he strongly dislikes or ca
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by jug 5y ago
List of classless CSS frameworks: https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css
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by jug 5y ago
I wonder what these extreme sanctions will do to Putin. They obviously have not made him stop fighting. But these sanctions are so severe that they'll probably even prevent him from rebuilding his army following this due to sanctions b
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by jug 5y ago
Yes, in fact their first frame looks identical to the second to last one there as for the specific placement of characters and the characters themselves.
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by jug 5y ago
China will buy gas but they aren't overpaying and have the leverage to not need to overpay to Russia. Russia needs China more than China needs Russia.
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by jug 5y ago
I'm a bit worried about the EU consequences by this, given our already high inflation rate and energy prices being very influental in that regard. However, they assure us this won't be overly bad although there will be short-term
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by jug 5y ago
Yes, at least at scale, BASIC is hard! It's a wolf in disguise due to all the "easy" English words, words that of course need to be put in the correct, often grammar-violating order so that nothing is won anyway, for the comp
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by jug 5y ago
Yes, it's because it's shipping with an entire web browser. Although I agree with others here this is only part of the problems with MS Teams. It's not a very fun application to use, honestly. Everything is sluggish and many
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by jug 5y ago
Exactly... Mistakes happen even in court documents... https://www.reddit.com/r/Wellthatsucks/comments/i1cdpl/the_d...
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by jug 5y ago
It’s a way to consume the web — an ever larger and growing share of where you do or can do your work, consume entertainment and socialize — with a modern and up-to-date browser on computers that may no longer be supported by Microsoft or Ap
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by jug 5y ago
Yes, this made me realize I'd like to have at least some decent EU option that lets me have a feed, friends, and messaging in groups. I'd like it to be centralized for ease of user adoption. Just something simple for friends and f
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by jug 5y ago
Awaiting a server listening to Telnet now, like the classic at blinkenlights.nl
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by jug 5y ago
Pretty brilliant concept. Obviously they will like the podcast they are listening to, or they wouldn't listen to it. So you get a lot of positive reviews for as long as they are mistaking the review for the podcast rather than the app.
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by jug 5y ago
While this blog post and reading about his opinions may be interesting, ultimately it's an opinion piece and I strongly dislike when people write opinion pieces and make it sound like they did a study in the title! For all we know, he
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by jug 5y ago
I think that somewhere in this answer lies a reason why Windows still doesn't support flag emoji. I don't count Microsoft Edge as "Windows" in this case, but as Chromium. Windows doesn't support flag emoji in its na
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by jug 5y ago
I'm not surprised the flag had two components, but I _was_ surprised the US flag was made by literally U and S, haha! I definitely thought it'd be something like [I am a Flag] and [The flag ID between 0 and 65535]. And reversing i
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by jug 5y ago
Yeah, not surprised given the satellite images there. ;-) It's how I imagine setting off a nuke of the larger kind would look like.
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by jug 5y ago
It had severe launch issues that was long ongoing even for 1-2 months. It's much better now though and they are still optimizing it with the latest row currently in testing, which I think may solve these issues for good. The problem as
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by jug 5y ago
I heard it was pretty easy to get refunded for Diablo 2 Resurrected by Microsoft on Xbox at least.
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by jug 5y ago
So it is then at least how I entered my current world. Close enough to the Big Bang, I suppose.
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by jug 5y ago
This currently looks like a poor 486 fighting for dear life. Edit: This also looks like a fairly Finnish thing to do. Thinking not only of Linux and hacking, but also their general demoscene culture and such things. See also: https:/&
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by jug 5y ago
The music industry and the Streisand effect is a match made in heaven. <3
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by jug 5y ago
MOND theories seem by far most popular on Internet forums nowadays! There are just so many "But what if they are wrong and dark matter doesn't even exist, if they can't explain it..." that it's quite overwhelming! I
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by jug 5y ago
Yes, I think it's interesting! Preemptively tackling two common criticisms: "We already have HTML". Yes, but with Gemini, you know the entire "Geminispace" is going to be like that. It's nice for the state of m
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by jug 5y ago
It's funny to see but this is just documentation for a COM API function that runs a macro with any number of arguments (depending on the macro you want to run). That's why it doesn't use a typesafe delegate or something more
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by jug 5y ago
GPT3 chatbots are what the majority of the article is about.
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by jug 5y ago
This made me distinctly remember a topless Cindy Crawford, but by then I was already on my Amiga 500. That gave the pictures full 4096 color HAM glory though at a time early PC's still largely rocked 16 color displays during roughly th
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by jug 5y ago
I'd argue that the class of languages running within a virtual machine like Java (JVM) or .NET (CLR) ought to be placed in a higher level of abstraction. These are so detached from the physical reality that they become cross-platform,

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