lvncelot

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Not to be confused with the Mentesis, who will teach you malevolently to get the better of you.
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I'm using Nitter redirect[1] for Firefox, so that any Twitter link automatically links me to the nitter.net frontend for that reason. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nitter-redire...
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>You know those fancy vinyl car wraps? I keep expecting someone to do that for laptops. Sounds like something dbrand[1] does. [1] https://dbrand.com/shop/dell-xps-13-skins-9380
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Which would also contain your bitcoin private key, although I would recommend not searching for it.
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Just my opinion: this sentence really does you no favors. I read it, then re-read it because I wasn't sure whether I missed a word, and then I closed the tab, because writing something like this seems incredibly dishonest.
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As someone who has struggled with depression: When I'm having a depressive episode, I'm using the same amount of willpower every day to try and force myself to get up, clean the apartment, meet people, go jogging, etc. - it's
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> probably also an answer to the Fermi paradox I'm curious, why is that? Because the way I understood the Fermi paradox was that highly advanced civilizations should be visible from their energy requirements alone (e.g. via Dyson Sw
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That example is a little misleading though, since it's using a shade of blue for comments and strings. But in general, I'd agree, I've been using a monochrome color scheme for a few weeks (although mostly for the novelty) and
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This year, the CDU (center-right christian party) filed charges against Lilith Wittmann, who notified the CDU about a data leak concerning their election campaign app, which exposed personal data of 500,000 people. Data such as city of resi
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> it was removed and separated into its own package some time ago to prevent code scanners from identifying it as a virus/malware since it means it is no longer part of the published npm package. This should've been a pretty cl
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I'd agree that there's no good reason to start your own renderer from scratch, but I'd argue that there's a great benefit having a competing rendering engine (in this case, Gecko). If Firefox (and, by extension, Gecko) w
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What's worse, I think it's extremely difficult, if not impossible, for another project to start from either a fork or from nothing and provide an alternative, as developing a browser (with its own rendering engine) is extremely co
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S-Expressions, the sin is right there in the name.
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None that I'm aware of, especially for vim-users, I'm also using EVIL mode.
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I'm currently in the process of moving from vim to emacs, and I've noticed that the only things from vim I really need are the modal editing and the basic keybindings - everything else, like the plugins I've come to love, are
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You could, for instance, use Podman and Quay.io for your purposes and you would never need to touch anything Docker.
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Vue does the same thing with .vue files.
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Diamagnetic Levitation (1997)(ru.nl)
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Somehow this reminds me of Aphyr's Technical Interview series[1], and the thought of some assembler dark wizard actually coding this in an interview is highly amusing. [1] https://aphyr.com/posts/340-reversing-the-
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Yes, and I think Haskell monads are somewhat of an outlier in the way they're usually tackled. It's almost as interesting to learn exactly why Javascript promises are not monads, but you won't find any tutorials about Javas
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Thanks a lot for the tool, it's really helpful. One thing I like especially is how I can use deinwal.de to evaluate specific representatives for my direct vote.
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> (though I'm not sure how gron handles that situation). It seems both gron and jq only use the value that has been defined last: ~ echo '{"a":1,"a":2}' | gron
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There's a plural 's', but at a different location. The plural is 'Mousse'.
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I'm currently using firenvim (It's great!), but you need a local neovim instance for it to work. I was thinking of something that would allow you to use any machine with a browser.
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An in-browser (neo)vim instance with a dotfiles repo integration would really be something.
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I think if you're able to run LXC containers, you don't need a virtualization-based approach to run Docker containers. Iirc Docker Desktop isn't even available for Linux because of that.
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Interesting, at the Technical University of Berlin it's also called ISIS for Information System for Instructors and Students - they haven't changed the name though.
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>Well, good luck getting your email deliverable if you're a Joe Schmoe I would go further and say good luck self-hosting your email at all if you're a Joe Schmoe. Being able to do that can't be expected of everyone, so for
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There actually have been experiments with levitating animals[1] via a very strong magnetic field - they've been fine afterwards. [1] https://www.ru.nl/hfml/research/levitation/diamagnetic-levit...
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I'm pretty sure you're referencing this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qam5BkXIEhQ But on the off-chance you're not - and for everyone else who's intrigued by this comment's concepts - I can

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