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by kixiQu 4y ago
> selecting multiple occurrences of a word, and then editing in place I'm sure there is a way to do this More Properly, but the kind of thing I'd do is: :%s/user/account/g :%s/User/Account/g If y
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by kixiQu 4y ago
same. i have yet to bother switching from sqlite to postgres and it's ... fine. it's fine.
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by kixiQu 4y ago
My site [1] tends to get linked to by these kinds of things (well, more than by normal things) so I've found a few just through referrer traffic, and joining webrings has been fun too. https://gossipsweb.net https:/&#
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by kixiQu 4y ago
I mean, yes and no, right? We've all seen "over engineered" setups that really function to give someone a safe playground to try out those containerization technologies they may want for more sensible use elsewhere. However,
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by kixiQu 4y ago
A. User CSS changing the font was maybe not a good idea here -- definitely misread that product number... B. I resent that this is so expensive. I'm not saying you shouldn't pay it, but it feels too expensive by half.
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by kixiQu 4y ago
This seems interesting, but I'll admit I'd prefer to read a more recent analysis -- a few decades of extra data have to be useful in terms of picking out significant factors.
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by kixiQu 4y ago
What's wrong with implying potential causation? Correlation is potential causation. The whole reason one says the boyfriend is linked to the murder case is because one isn't saying he's responsible -- and yet he migh
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by kixiQu 4y ago
The comments do not seem to be addressing something very important: > I don't care much about my name being public, but I don't know what else it might have memorized (political affiliations? Sexual preferences? Posts from 13-y
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by kixiQu 4y ago
Why do you think it is clear that DALL-E has no licensing issues? Determining what art is ripping off what (to a legally meaningful extent, not cutesy "great artists steal" bullshit) is not at all clear cut, even before automated
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by kixiQu 4y ago
This then comes down to whether you think the US govt. these past few decades is better at self-perpetuating power or toadying up to the demands of capital. Cynicism vs. cynicism!
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by kixiQu 4y ago
No one said "quietly" -- but there has to be some threshold of backlash that would knock it back. My guess is that European privacy law could combine with it to do enough impact to large American businesses that they'd use th
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by kixiQu 4y ago
if anyone is curious about why that gives the govt. access: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act (God willing they repeal it, even if only for the international commerce implications...)
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by kixiQu 4y ago
https://www.thecut.com/2018/02/i-accidentally-made-myself-la... quoted "gastrointestinal specialist Kim Barrett, a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Diego" > “To some extent,
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by kixiQu 4y ago
If you can't get them to vaccinate the other cats, then yes
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by kixiQu 4y ago
Under a hundred miles away, too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia_massacre_(Washington...
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by kixiQu 4y ago
It explicitly says in the crisp-edges section: > The image must be scaled with the "nearest neighbor" algorithm: treating the original image’s pixel grid as a literal grid of rectangles, scale those to the desired size, then ea
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by kixiQu 4y ago
I'm not sure why you're saying there's "no true" definition: there is a spec difference between pixelated and crisp-edges: https://stackoverflow.com/a/25278886
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by kixiQu 4y ago
Miriam does allude to the thing that I normally don't like about discussions of the Indieweb's shortcomings: holy shit is it a lot of work to get the ecosystem where it needs to be. Typically there are people who come along to b
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by kixiQu 4y ago
https://href.cool/ naturally :)
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by kixiQu 4y ago
> Why care about bugs in code you don't use if it doesn't even end up getting linked into your program? If things are segmented in ways such that you can automatically tell that you're not impacted by a bug, cool. A lot
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by kixiQu 4y ago
https://eev.ee/blog/2020/02/01/old-css-new-css/ <-- Sounds like it depends on how complicated you want things to get within those containers; Eevee here mentions nesting three levels of tables, w
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by kixiQu 4y ago
Everyone clicking through from hacker news
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by kixiQu 4y ago
How do you know that this had anything to do with inspection or scanning?
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by kixiQu 4y ago
https://www.gamedeveloper.com/design/how-i-neopets-i-has-inf... "Large" is probably unmeasurable, but the number of women especially who started development with something like customization CSS is larger tha
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by kixiQu 4y ago
I don't buy that that's true of "anything" and I wish there were more quantitative data on who perceives that to be the case and why. (Also, it seems like holders of this opinion think there is non-zero risk but also zer
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by kixiQu 4y ago
Isn't it pointless to discuss this without knowing more about the communications that happened?
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by kixiQu 4y ago
> Having a blog at [firstname][lastname].[TLD] where you express anything personal, especially if that includes political views or thoughts on cultural events is probably not a good idea in this day and age. I see a number of people expr
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by kixiQu 4y ago
One thing that's tricky here is that "popular" has been redefined just because so many more young people use the internet than did before -- so you have to decide whether you're thinking "popular on the scale of the
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by kixiQu 4y ago
+1 for Pixaki -- its line tools are the first thing I'd ever used that made pixel art fun (rather than a constant struggle against jaggies).
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by kixiQu 4y ago
Yes, with the search icon after you decline (took me a while to figure out too!)

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