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by lysium 7y ago
My main point was telling my family I am not available although I am physically present. Next was not to do housework in between. It always takes longer than I anticipate.
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Ease writing cucumber feature files with webdriver.io(github.com)
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by lysium 7y ago
No. The web page says he expects it to be ready in a few months.
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by lysium 7y ago
Thanks! I miss the part where it explains how it works. Is it all just containers?
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by lysium 7y ago
So, the main feature is that updates happen for all packages at once and not for each package individually. Sounds interesting, even for non cloud setups. How does that work? The explaining image does not explain that. How is that different
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by lysium 7y ago
Did I read that comment right? Instead of my ISP, Cloudflare can watch my browsing history?
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by lysium 7y ago
The problem IS durability, not the physics but the functionality just because the company decided to stop supporting the main function for the customer: playing music.
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by lysium 7y ago
These are speakers that play music. There is nothing „to keep up“. The network is still the same, the codecs are, everything. It’s ok if old products don’t have new features. It’s not ok if old products don’t work anymore just because the c
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by lysium 7y ago
So true! It would be reasonable if they said that only the newer devices get the newest features. Instead, they chose to upgrade all devices until they are maxed out and then turn around to their pioneering customers telling them they need
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by lysium 7y ago
I get it if I wanted new features. I don’t get it if I just want to stream music, the very reason why I bought a Sonos speaker in the first page. Threatening to just discontinue this service for no reason is just not cool. I see my mistake
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by lysium 7y ago
That is a consequence, not the intention. I don’t see how you can avoid street canyons otherwise.
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by lysium 7y ago
So this is mostly about UI. I would have agreed that many operations take very long, eg. accessing our web-based info system or waiting until outlook open or closes that window. It‘s strange that these operations don’t happen instantly nowa
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by lysium 7y ago
Thermal conductivity is about the same but birefringence is different.
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by lysium 7y ago
So true! Another reason against dogmas, especially concerning code coverage.
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Git-Subline-Merge(github.com)
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by lysium 7y ago
Press and hold volume up and lock button. No sound.
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by lysium 7y ago
Shouldn’t they come to me then and look into my phone instead of constantly looking into my messages on the server? I think the door is a great analogy.
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by lysium 7y ago
I’m sure this will help proofing papers. There will still be the problem of proofing that the software proofs what it is intended to proof.
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by lysium 7y ago
I’m glad there is so much free software! I think this shows how superior this volunteer model is over, say, a capitalist approach.
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by lysium 7y ago
I was not arguing against volunteering. From the article, I just did not understand what was described in the title. I’m glad there is so much volunteering, I think the current climate crisis shows that capitalism cannot work for everything
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by lysium 7y ago
Oh, that was not clear to me! Thanks for clarifying! I was wondering where the downvotes came for my honest question.
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by lysium 7y ago
It’s a well written article. I did not get the point where the internet relies on people working for free. Yes, free software such as curl is in use, but where does the internet rely on it? If there were no curl, there would be something el
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by lysium 7y ago
I did that. Turns out, things change fast. (Or the answer was not truthful? I don't know.)
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by lysium 7y ago
I find that interesting. I’m wondering how that opening actually works. Aren’t the layers glued together? Also, what about sending the item back? You’ll need a new wrap. Today, I expect products to be environment-friendly. We should not cre
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by lysium 7y ago
What does a privacy tab solve? To get his cereal delivered the shop needs his address, doesn’t it? So google could know that the person at that address likes those cereals. Unless the shop is not sharing the address with google ( which it s
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by lysium 7y ago
I thought, '0' (zero) is filled/dashed in that font to distinguish it from 'O'. Or you're trolling. ;-)
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by lysium 7y ago
I haven’t thought at using the privacy export! Thanks for pointing out. I’ll try adding the data source, so we’ll have incremental.
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by lysium 7y ago
That looks great! I’d like to have support for iCloud. Have you tried it already? Alternatively, I’d consider adding it as data source myself.
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by lysium 7y ago
I find the blank.html site genius! Thank you for sharing that link!
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by lysium 7y ago
I agree. I want to add the rumor that you can live on potatoes alone. At least one guy reported he did it for six weeks and the medical checks did not find any malnutrition. Don’t know how scientific that anecdote is, though.

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