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5y ago
"Learn X the Easy Way" goes back decades, especially in foreign language books. "Learn Python the Hard Way" was deliberately inverting that pattern.
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5y ago
There are lots of examples of varying complexity on GitHub: https://github.com/search?q=extension%3Aink&type=code (A few of those are false positives because someone made a personal scripting language called Ink, but mo
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6y ago
Idle curiosity: what system(s) are you using that you have chat history going back that far and can easily search it?
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6y ago
Turbolinks gives you a few options, depending on if you want the script evaluated once or each time that page is loaded: https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks#working-with-script...
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6y ago
(Nevermind, I see this was answered elsewhere.)
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6y ago
In addition to showing the container color, the context menu options to reopen a tab in a container work just fine with tree style tabs.
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6y ago
That's helpful, thank you. Do you do any 35mm slide scanning at all? If so, what do you use for that?
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6y ago
Would you be comfortable sharing what kind of hardware you're using?
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6y ago
I understand the issue with Firefox not supporting WebMIDI, but it would be nice if instead of redirecting to a separate page you could show the same message as a warning on the main page. Let me see the app and see that it's worth com
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6y ago
Tametsi is another good Minesweeper clone: https://store.steampowered.com/app/709920/Tametsi/
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6y ago
I was under the impression that curl worked on more platforms than Rust and LLVM. It will be interesting to see what happens to curl support on those platforms going forward.
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6y ago
No, that's not how copyright works. Copying a book, whether you do it all at once or letter by letter, would violate copyright. In this case, all of these books are older and their copyright terms have expired.
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6y ago
Personal repos have worked in the past, as long as they're public.
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6y ago
Making the whole thing opt-in would be ideal, but failing that there ought to be a simple way to opt an entire repository out.
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6y ago
Are you using a DNS plugin with Caddy?
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6y ago
SPOILER ALERT! Answers here: https://pastebin.com/ptxQpweW
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6y ago
Punycode for these Unicode names: कॉम セール 佛山 ಭಾರತ 慈善 集团 在线 한국 ଭାରତ 大众汽车 点看 คอม ভাৰত ভারত 八卦 موقع বাংলা 公益 公司 香格里拉 网站 移动 我爱你 москва қаз католик онлайн сайт 联通 срб бг бел קום 时尚 微博 淡马锡 ファッション орг नेट ストア アマゾン 삼성 சிங்கப்பூர் 商标 商店 商城 дети мкд
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6y ago
Idle curiosity: what kind of applications are these remote systems running? You mentioned the aeronautic industry but I'm not familiar enough with it to imagine the kinds of things you would need to run remotely.
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6y ago
Not to distract from the bigger piracy issues, but I've found JustWatch.com and their mobile app to be a quick way to figure out where a given show or movie is available. No relation to them, just a satisfied user.
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6y ago
How old are your kids? I'm wondering if mine are ready for this (I've also managed to avoid playing it for decades, despite many attempts to get me to play it).
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6y ago
>an approach that involves identifying and releasing traumas, attitudes, behavioural patterns, self-perceptions and defense mechanisms that are held in the subconscious mind Could you elaborate on this part? What does "identifying a
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6y ago
I like the irony of hosting this site on a Google-operated TLD.
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6y ago
It's not close to an ideal solution, but I've started working around this by distributing all new games I get between three different accounts, all part of the same family. That way playing a game only renders 1/3 of the libr
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6y ago
This is a fun project, but for practical purposes I think the PGP Word List [1] would be more useful. It encodes any bytes (UUID or otherwise) as common words from a list chosen for distinct sounds. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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6y ago
I'm an Android guy so I can't vouch for them personally, but there are tons of results for "iphone ip camera" that seem to be what you want.
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6y ago
My pet conspiracy theory, with absolutely zero evidence, is that Rick Astley is behind the rickrolling meme. Other people might get a laugh out of it, but he stands to gain financially every time it happens. Follow the money!
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6y ago
Off-topic tangent, but if you like Minesweeper you would really like the games Hexcells and Tametsi, each available for less than $1 on Steam. They're both like Minesweeper but have the improvement that every move can be logically dedu
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6y ago
It sounds like you're aiming for something a little more advanced, but I want to mention Amazing Tales [1] just in case you aren't aware of it. It does really well as a "first RPG" for kids, with the focus heavily on the
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7y ago
Just want to add that Connections and some of his other videos are available on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22james+burk...
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7y ago
Some of the Fighting Fantasy [0] series has been digitized on Steam, if you want a dose of nostalgia or for anyone who missed them the first time. There was also a similar series based on the Chronicles of Narnia that is available on the In
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