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> according to their CV, this is basically their job. That'd make Opensubtitles a for-profit piracy site, i guess. Guess what: Non-profit != for-free && Non-profit != for-a-loss. If in order for opensubtitles to fulfill its
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> Perhaps they like to feel, as they step out for a meal, that they are in control. TL;DR: Tips are a power-trip for the plebs. A subtle way to make you feel important, and perhaps suppress social dissent.
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> there should be a comment in the code explaining the thought process Totally agree. Unofortunately, a descriptive git commit the best you can require without starting a religious war in the team. You won't believe how many develop
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True. I had a somewhat similar experience with the official Alpine-based Python images. The are supposedly leaner than the Debian-based ones, but any advantage is cancelled if you need any PyPI packages that use native libraries. Now you su
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Slim chance, but I'll ask anyway: Is it feasible to port Dooble to legacy platforms*? Or would that be technically impossible due to the stack used? *Thinking of PPC Macs (both OSX and OS9) as well as old *nix workstations.
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I had started peddling Signal to my family members. Then Signal shot themselves in the foot by killing the SMS import functionality. SMS integration was the killer feature of Signal for bringing more people on board and get to a critical
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5y ago
What you describe is an over-specialized optimization that very few users would benefit from, but would still introduce significant complexity. Linux already transparently caches filesystem metadata. You already get a good speedup if you at
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If good infrastructure is in place, like it happens in the Netherlands, e-bikes are not all upsides. From personal experience, I have identified a few problems. (a) speed = reduced reaction time. No more riding with your headphones on ---th
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This is cool PR, but given today's safety regulations, it is extremely unlikely to ever see it going in production. Retro and safety don't mix very well. Opel has also made an one-off Manta GSe [1], which really got me drooling. B
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They made it a long time ago. It's called CGI [1]. Seriously, there's no inherent PHP advantage so you have to build something new. It is only that Apache package maintainers started shipping a mod_php package that required almost
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I would say that the design of the federal building in SF has less to do with modern architectural trends, and more to do with the plausible (?) fear that some wacko will ram through an unprotected entrance in a van loaded with TNT.
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The thing is, it doesn't matter what the founding fathers have written (or not). If you have to appeal to a (supposed) authority, then you're probably talking BS. The founding fathers were important historical figures, but they we
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Is it finally the year of Linux on the desktop?
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Run Linux GUI Apps on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (Preview)
(docs.microsoft.com)
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> Or course not, it's not like legislation is set in stone and will never change. Go tell that to Moses.
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If WSL2 is your killer Windows application, then upgrade to Windows 11 whenever you can. WSL2 on Windows 10 suffers from some FS corruption bug [1]. The bug is currently fixed only in Windows 11 Insider Builds. It is uncertain if/when
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Why try to find a super-deep meaning in something that is straightforward and makes perfect sense in its literal interpretation? Even if it is an hapax legomenon. It's ironic that Occam was a theologian, and yet very few of his colleag
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Very interesting. I've stopped drinking milk after moving to Northern Europe. In retrospect, the different type of casein probably played a role in this. It is a pitty though that the only plant-based milk that comes close to the macro
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And most importantly, we drank water from the garden hose.
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There are still workshops in Greece making this type of cement tiles. The workshop equipment is a bit more modern, but the technique is pretty much the same with Saied's. https://www.tsourlakistiles.gr/ https:/&#
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Convert your ascii pinup collection to scalable vectors to print and decorate your room!
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It's funny how Trump undermining USPS to hurt Amazon in the end helped Amazon and hurt small business. Pure genius!
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TBF, I was one too :-) FWIW, for non-math, single column text, LuaLaTeX + plex-otf [1] is my current favourite combo. Reads well both on screen and on paper. But if you are heavy on math, you will need to setup a second font to replace CM i
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Just no. CM font was made for printing. It was last updated in 1992, before PDF was even a thing. CM is not made for screens and it is a horrible idea to use it on the Web. > It's so good-looking that some scientists do research jus
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I'm pretty sure that Spotify's API allows access to podcasts outside the official app. I'm already using software that can stream Spotify content to local devices that don't support Spotify. Creating an RSS feed is only
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This is sometimes covered in contracts by some legalese in the vein of "we pay you more than we ought to, so we also expect you to ...".
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Micropayments are the way to go. But as the intermediate solution, I would be in favor of (non-expiring) credit-based microtransactions. E.g. you buy $20 of NYT credit. After that, it is $.25 for a single article <3y old, $1 for any numb
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What would Peter File say about this?
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Searched for "Big Fake Yoga" on DuckDuckGo. Was not disappointed.
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For prehistoric nomads hunting would definitely be a more reliable source of food. Think of winters, when there's little to gather but you can still hunt a mammoth or some other large prey. This way, you take advantage of the muscle&#x
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