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I looked up a Twitter demo of how the new floating window feature is going to be used [0] and my only reaction is "I hope this doesn't get used by any core feature of the editor in the future". There's something about an
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"Doctor, my arm hurts when I do X" "Then don't do X"
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Is the ebook the same as TFA or is there more in the ebook?
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This was a great read. The first part reminded me of "On Trusting Trust" but obviously it's just one part of the narrative. This and I, Rowboat are probably one of the few sci-fi pieces I've ever read that didn't fe
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I once had an issue where GTK-2 couldn't display any characters that were in ASCII/latin basic. It was down to Pango dropping support for the monospace font I used for that range of characters. In my opinion the most reliable part
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7y ago
Thank you.
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When I opened the page it had a banner at the bottom that said "impeachment, something's about to get real :peach emoji:". Pulitzer or not their editorial style doesn't inspire confidence in me.
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I forgot about Pixlr. I have many fond memories of making bad pixel art on it. It really was a step above all the other photo-editing webapps available at the time.
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They should pay me reparations for reading some of the nonsense they publish.
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The author of TFA is a woman.
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> With the advent of capable editors like Visual Studio Code, is Vim still a relevant skill to have? That's such a weird dichotomy to present, what feature of Vim did other text editors lack that VS Code managed to replace? Vim is a
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Oh wow I just read their about page and I stand corrected. I'm not sure if the fact that they're a (supposedly) hundred year old newspaper makes me feel any better about the quality of their articles though.
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TFA is pretty light on information and implies that most of these scripts were forgeries. I think one damning detail that supports this is the fact that all of these supposedly pre-historic scripts have square aspect ratios and just happen
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If it makes you feel any better, America is the third largest country yet its governance is undoubtedly one of the more functional ones. The inverse link between the efficiency of bureaucracy and its scale might not be as clear.
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So a modern day shaman who does rain dances. You don't need much of an education to the type of bullshitting he does for a living either.
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7y ago
Why is MIT technology review on the front page so often. It's literally a student newspaper with the expected quality of one.
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7y ago
I got the ticker too but still no history chart.
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It seems for the attacker to find out about active connections to any given website they have to already know the IP of the website and then brute force the virtual ports. Being able to determine what website the target has an active connec
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Poll: Should the polling mechanism be used more
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7y ago
Yes, it's an underappreciated feature
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No, it is a useless gimmick
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7y ago
No, and I do not appreciate your attempt at novelty with this post
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How can you tell? I'm curious as to which specific details you're referring to.
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> but 90 percent of the 1567 manuscript survived until the Second Opium War in the Qing dynasty. In 1860, the Anglo-French invasion of Beijing resulted in extensive burning and looting of the city,[16] with the British and French soldier
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EDIT: joke.
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Is this "computer company" a hardware company? If so that garage is astonishingly spartan for a workspace I presume prototyping is supposed to happen at.
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Sounds like the rhetoric against anthropogenic climate change.
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> Only after many years, and much struggle, did the institution Jefferson created take its place among the great universities of the nation and of the world. That's hardly condemnation.
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IME doctors hate it when patients act like their medical knowledge is on par with theirs because 99% of the time it isn't.
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7y ago
I wonder how long until we get an EU version of Google/Yandex/Baidu.
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