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lmz
3y ago
Looking at your username, it would be nice to mention that you are one of the main developers behind the tool instead of making it sound like you are unrelated: https://github.com/casbin/casbin/graphs/contribu
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lmz
3y ago
I guess it would look like LVM snapshots? CoW only when a snapshot is present.
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3y ago
I thought it was Sun who mostly paid for the accessibility improvements for GNOME 2: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-list/2010-Februar... With them gone I guess the rest don't care as much.
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lmz
3y ago
Some of them are more advanced and use SFTP (circa 1997).
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lmz
3y ago
I read the name and description and thought it had something to do with .po (gettext) files but it's not even that...
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lmz
3y ago
A guess would be people using it for spam / scam landing pages.
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3y ago
Podman (Desktop) on Windows ate all my RAM when I left it up for a few days. Somehow it leaked wsl.exe / podman.exe process handles every time it ran the "podman machine" commands it uses to keep track of its VM.
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lmz
3y ago
They sent sales people to call me after I signed up for their cloud. Only once for me though since they determined I was just a nobody.
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3y ago
I've got my doubts about that. https://www.g-central.com/specs/g-shock-gbd-h2000/ says "Requires wired charging for HR monitor, GPS, and heavy use"
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lmz
3y ago
Some would say that's great as you get instant database integrated type checking. Some people actively look for that.
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3y ago
They've been in dash for a pretty long time. NetBSD has lagged behind a bit. http://gnats.netbsd.org/cgi-bin/query-pr-single.pl?number=50... This just means that you're going to have to find a better way to d
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lmz
4y ago
Well it doesn't say that arithmetic expansion is "optional" or an "extension". Maybe those shells are conforming to an older version?
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lmz
4y ago
Those operators are in "2.6.4 Arithmetic Expansion" in your linked doc. See the link to "Arithmetic Precision and Operations"[1]. [1]: https://web.archive.org/web/20201219013931/https:/
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lmz
4y ago
Cmd-down would also work.
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lmz
4y ago
Doesn't MacOS translate "/" into ":" sometimes in save dialog boxes when you type in a filename?
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lmz
4y ago
Those are all the same underneath. Perl's scalar / array duality is a bit more of a difference.
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lmz
4y ago
And SQLJ for Java should you want that: https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/JSQLJ/overview.htm#JSQL...
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lmz
4y ago
Also re: Taiwan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Terror_(Taiwan)
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lmz
4y ago
It's been reimplemented multiple times. Besides Mozilla's XPCOM there's also StarOffice/OpenOffice.org/LibreOffice's UNO.
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lmz
4y ago
I think there are still savings to be made by low cost airlines in e.g. boarding passengers from the gate by bus to a remote location vs using a jetbridge.
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4y ago
I'm not saying that containers are useless and it is more sealed than just separate UIDs, but in theory you could have all those benefits with separate paths for separate users too. Didn't Android also use UIDs for app level sep
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4y ago
Isolation berween apps? Although not sure what that would buy over just having separate UIDs.
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4y ago
The good rewards are only possible if the merchants are paying for it through transaction costs. I'd bet on "no" since the national alternatives to Visa/MasterCard usually advertise themselves as "cheaper".
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4y ago
I bet there are Chinese and Korean now who think Japan deserved to get nuked a few more times.
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4y ago
To think that the previous incarnation DSSSL actually used Scheme and then this replaced it...
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4y ago
It would be interesting to plot the Asian percentage in the OP's area vs the time when OP became aware of this competition. Remember: import enough X and you will become X.
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4y ago
Those aren't kids. Those are kid-shaped pensions.
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4y ago
I believe this is legal Python and does what you expect.
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4y ago
I thought it was already ported to other languages eg. https://clucene.sourceforge.net/ Not sure about feature parity though.
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4y ago
What's the point if it's an output format and the authoring uses SVG? Then the lossy bit won't be the rendering but the SVG to TVG conversion.
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