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by klez 2y ago
> A friendlier implementation imo, would be for the asker to be shown the duplicated answer(s) inline under their question, with a note that it's a dupe and a link to the original question(s). That would occupy a lot of space. What&
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by klez 2y ago
> but there is no process to "re-open" a question where the state of the art has changed) Of course there is. When you get closing privileges you also get re-open privileges. And, believe it or not, people do reopen question
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by klez 2y ago
> I haven't voted for them Other users did vote for them. There are actual elections for diamond mods. The fact that you didn't vote for them doesn't mean they don't have legitimacy. > I generally don't tr
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Can you please link your question?
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> I don't really see the purpose of the volunteer diamond mods. They do a different kind of moderation. For example we community moderators can't delete posts unless certain conditions are met (a certain number of downvotes). A
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by klez 2y ago
It uses your browser settings for light/dark mode. I'm seeing a light mode version on my machine.
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That person (Eric S. Raymond) also wrote "The Cathedral and the Bazaar"[0], a seminal work for the Open Source movement. [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/
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by klez 2y ago
The problem is not really with the protocol or the file formats, though. I gave this some thought in the past, and, since this is more of an artistic/crafting endavor than anything else I'd say we decide on some arbitrary rules (l
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by klez 2y ago
You make it sound like companies didn't need to make money before 2000 rolled around.
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by klez 2y ago
> It this case revenue or profit was stolen The definition of theft is: a : the act of stealing specifically : the felonious taking and removing of personal property with intent to deprive the rightful owner of it b :
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C, because in this case it's a figure of speech, not an attempt to characterize an act as something that it is not for economic reasons.
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by klez 2y ago
Frankly I got that impression too, but more because of the structure of the post than anything else.
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The term "open source" as referring to sofware was suggested in 1997 but I could find references to OSINT from at least 1991-1995[0], so I'd say "Open Source Intelligence" should get precedence. [0] https:/&#x
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by klez 2y ago
Because the coffee you get at Starbucks is not the kind of coffee you can find at a typical bar and that we use to drink for breakfast or after lunch. It's a completely different market. McDonald's doesn't have a local equiva
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Rust's Trademark Concerns(wiki.hyperbola.info)
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Isn't that how surveys work?
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by klez 2y ago
To be fair, most puzzle games present in the collection are like this. My poison of choice is mostly Light Up (aka Akari). You have patterns you can prove there as well. Other puzzles I like in this collection that have such provable patter
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by klez 2y ago
Nothing comes to my mind that is not a game, sorry.
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by klez 3y ago
I'm assuming you're unfamiliar with suckless[0], which GP wasn't using as an adjective, but as the name of a project. There's a philosophy behind that decision, which you (and, in part, I) can disagree with. But they do
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by klez 3y ago
> It’s been two years since this was published And so many links are already dead. Linkrot is so quick sometimes.
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by klez 3y ago
Depends where in Italy and what you're doing. In the north where I'm originally from we used to use butter more. In the south oil is king. But that's just "historically". Nowadays there's been a big push toward
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by klez 3y ago
If you're referring to the article they say to finish cooking in the sauce, which is not bad advice at all.
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by klez 3y ago
Last commit on github[0] seems to be from 2 days ago. And the previous one from last april. I'd say that the home page is on hiatus, not the project. [0] https://github.com/MeanEYE/Sunflower
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by klez 3y ago
> The poor? Are you refering to people with disabilities by any chance? I reckon that's a figure of speech in my language that probably doesn't translate well (or possibly at all) to English. I'm sorry, I didn't mean
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by klez 3y ago
If you made this about accessibility in the first place, (and avoided the useless war between the poor with the LGBTQ people here) I bet your post would have been better received. By the way you make a very good point about accessibility
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by klez 3y ago
My google-fu is failing me. Is there some sort of community for play-by-email games that explicitly lists games that are still active? All the interesting games I came across look dead.
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by klez 3y ago
Is there no way to apply such optimizations to C code as long as the developer adopts certain standards in writing code?
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by klez 3y ago
> So as long as nobody puts up a pirate radio tower, there's not much need for encryption. Maybe I'm over-extrapolating here, but isn't this the same kind of reasoning that gave us MITM-attacks in clear-text http?
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by klez 3y ago
Sure, but of course it will cost more to develop and test.
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The XML spec is 25 years old today(w3.org)
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