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3y ago
“Place of interest sign,” according to the Unicode spec. Also, command key and OS key as secondary meanings. https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U2300.pdf
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3y ago
Not sure about bash, but iirc, zsh’s tcp module has a proxy function to listen on a port and pass input to a shell command.
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3y ago
Why not launch new things using the X domain/brand, instead of twitter.com?
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3y ago
> Just minutes before this post was scheduled to go live, researchers learned that the certificate had been restored in Windows. It’s unclear how or why that occurred. In classic Microsoft fashion, they turned it off then back on again a
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3y ago
電卓!
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3y ago
My guess is that they believe it will make them more money.
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3y ago
Blockchains transactions are public, which makes tracking individuals and the parties they conduct those transactions somewhat straightforward. Mixers take coins from various wallets, "mix" them through various methods, then trans
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3y ago
Compliant with money laundering laws.
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3y ago
I think the thumbnails of the misted look awful, though that might be because I can see the original to compare. There seems to be weird semi-regular patterns around the images that I think I'd notice even without the comparison, thoug
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3y ago
> It’s used to signal when you have a pair of the same letters but the second has a different pronunciation. That's a somewhat naïve take.
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3y ago
> Jenny went on to continue with the rest of her story, explaining that on one birthday, she received free drinks 'all night' for showing her unusual addition to a member of staff who had a fear of belly buttons. > "I s
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3y ago
Because people have heard of mastodon, unlike pleroma or soapbox.
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3y ago
The US is not going to preemptively attack Belarus, either conventionally or with nukes. The idea is preposterous, if only because they're part of the Union State with Russia and that's a thorny mess nobody wants.
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3y ago
He also wrote the Google platforms rant: https://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse452/22wi/papers... which is still pretty relevant today, imo.
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> Both drugs act on similar receptors (GABA) Ketamine has no affinity for either GABA receptor type, nor does it modulate their activity. It's primarily a NMDAR antagonist.
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3y ago
It nailed the pose, though.
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3y ago
What's zig like to work with? Did the lack of async in 0.11 mess you up?
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3y ago
Assuming it wasn't an accident, the collateral damage is a feature, not a bug. Not only will you die if you rebel, but everyone around you will, too - keeps people from getting ideas, and others from following them.
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3y ago
Shocking. Not that it happened, but that it took this long.
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3y ago
Chronic ketamine use causes brain lesions.
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3y ago
Apple never had the ability to develop custom x86 chips in house and were constantly at the mercy of Intel's timelines and product development priorities, as well as their extended issues shrinking their lithography below 14nm. ARM pre
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3y ago
> There is a whole world out there further than 18 inches in front of your nose. Couldn't you take your phone but, you know, not look at it unless you need to contact someone or you're getting called?
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3y ago
> Why GraphQL Uses String Based Templates for Queries? Why Does GraphQL Use String Based Templates for Queries?
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3y ago
Safari is a fine browser, and it’s the best experience on macOS, imo.
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3y ago
> you're hoping that children Why bring the children in to this?
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3y ago
Yep. In my experience, the traditional solution for editing with these kinds of hacks is to write a buggy piece of shit custom GUI so people can edit documents. That way, the complaints shift away from your lousy data format to your lousy U
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3y ago
Good point! Their dataset seems to have locations associated with the languages: https://grambank.clld.org/languages#map spoiler: English goes in England, French goes in France
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Those countries all have plenty of languages which are native to their territory which aren't the dominant one in the country. Aboriginal languages in Australia, native American languages in the US, various tribal languages in Brazil.
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Their raw data is on github: https://github.com/grambank/grambank.git
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3y ago
A strategy I've seen for dealing the inability of XML to handle overlapping tags, is to treat the tagging as an annotation layer on top of the node with the data: <doc> <data type="text"> This is some sa
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