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by lsh 7y ago
it's not a personal attack, and I can't flag people. There is a real problem at the moment with fake accounts trying to sway public opinion.
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by lsh 7y ago
I disagree
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by lsh 7y ago
There is so much evidence Huawei are a bad actor, and probably marching in lockstep with the Chinese government, that it has it's own very long Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Huawei
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From metro connections to a Git graph(gjhenrique.com)
2 points by lsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by lsh 7y ago
> The big points of emphasis in this latest release are on Ubuntu as a tool for infrastructure development, server deployment, and the good old Internet of Things. For the server version of Ubuntu, the OS ships with all the latest cloud
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by lsh 7y ago
damn shame this wasn't posted in the news section, I only came across this by accident (procrastination ;)
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by lsh 7y ago
well done, I'll definitely use it this election. Would love some way of returning to my results or saving a PDF.
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by lsh 7y ago
> I don’t know a single-word corollary to ‘Simpatico’ in English. "amiable"? "congenial"? "affable"?
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by lsh 7y ago
I agree, BTRFS has always been good to me as well and I use it day to day, however out of all the vague negativity in the comments below, this has real merit: > ... raid5,6 had serious issues a while back - the write hole problem still e
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by lsh 7y ago
no more or less in my opinion. The deciding factor is the design decisions by the author(s) of the UI framework. You can stack abstractions as high you wish in any language to get that lovely declarative feel, but how does it work in anger?
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by lsh 7y ago
I love the Kensington Orbital, flicking the trackwheel has become second nature for scrolling through console output or long webpages. I do miss a middle button occasionally though. I might take a look at one of these Elecom trackballs or t
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by lsh 7y ago
This is some good solid writing, I enjoyed reading it.
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by lsh 7y ago
ah, thank you. I missed the forest for the trees.
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by lsh 7y ago
I really hated that book. It was pressed on us hard during uni along with java and at the end of it all I was ready to ditch tech altogether and become a carpenter. Then I discovered Python, a new language at the time, and it made programmi
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by lsh 7y ago
You know, Drupal feels like this for me as well. We have Jenkins testing and deploying Drupal projects and it's like one of those cranes at the tip parked on top of a mound of garbage, shifting crap from one mound to another.
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Lisp Game Jam 2019(itch.io)
3 points by lsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by lsh 7y ago
sounds like Umberto Eco is getting lost in his own definitions. A simple analog/digital distinction works just as well. If you're interested there is a really excellent book on permanent digital memory called "Delete" h
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by lsh 7y ago
"Ram"? I went looking for a project called Ram but couldn't find one. Link?
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by lsh 7y ago
honestly, fuck the whole standard logging library in Python. It is the most infuriating thing to use. log4j has a lot to answer for
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by lsh 7y ago
Upvoted. Prayer and voodoo are the most logical, rational explanations here.
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by lsh 7y ago
non-English speaking down-voters I see ;)
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by lsh 7y ago
"not aligned" or "unaligned"
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by lsh 7y ago
> This release features a refreshed visual style ranging from an entirely new set of app icons to improvements to the user interface style. Many of the base style colors have been saturated, giving them a more vivid, vibrant appearance.
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Gnome 3.32 Released(gnome.org)
5 points by lsh 7y ago|3 comments
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by lsh 7y ago
I really like that old windows logo. Nostalgia, perhaps, but so much more appealing to me than the current logo.
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The True Size Of(thetruesize.com)
1 points by lsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by lsh 8y ago
"ridiculously ..." what? ridiculously large? ridiculously ridiculous?
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by lsh 8y ago
Wikipedia says the authors of that study have financial ties to the 'Lucidity Foundation'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galantamine#Lucid_dreaming
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by lsh 8y ago
If you're accusing the author of something just spit it out. > the one continuously posting links about Zig here is just self-promoting their own creation Nothing wrong with that. If their creation fails to excite people, there won&
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A RealWorld Comparison of Front-End Frameworks with Benchmarks (2019 Update)(medium.freecodecamp.org)
6 points by lsh 8y ago|0 comments

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