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by meitham 4y ago
I'm 42 and though always been into weight lifting, never ran for more than 30 seconds (usually to catch a train). I started on Couch to 5K on August last year, when I realised I was the one member in my team that didn't sign up f
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by meitham 4y ago
OSC 52 can do that, even for iPhone Blink terminal
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I fully agree! My comment wasn't to endorse his movie but merely to suggest an origin for the main plot.
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I wonder if that's where Sacha Baron Cohen got his idea for Borat when kidnapping Pamela Anderson! He probably confused Kyrgyzstan with Kazakhstan!
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>>> Otherwise you would not be able to move tabs between private windows for instance I am not sure how this is related, but I can have multiple containers running within the same Windows and I can drg and drop these tabs between W
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by meitham 4y ago
Perhaps the higher ranking is driven by the many positive comments here supporting the argument that firefox is doing the right thing
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I would expect two private windows to be using two separate isolated containers and according to the bug report, different containers won't generate the very same password.
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by meitham 4y ago
>>> So first off, you cannot run Emacs directly on an iPad as an app, but can certainly access something else which is running it In comparison, I have been running Vim on iDevices (as native app) for over 7 years. Vim design of u
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by meitham 4y ago
Ukraine sent a sizeable military force to participate in squashing Shia fighters in south Iraq late 2003.
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>>> For most normal countries That's quite a racist thing to say. There is no such thing as normal and abnormal countries! >>> aren't engaged in a power struggle against the world order The US has been engaged
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by meitham 4y ago
From Iraq, we went from zero power cuts in decades to no power at all within two weeks in the gulf war in 90, as NATO countries attacked all our civilian power stations. Life became horrible but we adapted. In some cases there were fights
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by meitham 4y ago
Curious to hear what you hate about it? Any specific point? If it’s just the code age then keep in mind the main author is Robin is celebrating his 75th birthday today. Like most early Python pioneers he comes from lisp background and t
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by meitham 4y ago
The goal of the lockdown is to contains spreads and reduce death, reduce the chance of giving the virus an open field to mutate and yield new variants. Of course it’s never going to be zero death, but their numbers fared better than even s
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by meitham 4y ago
In the UK we have a fraction of the population of China, and we did half arsed lockdown and lost nearly quarter million lifes! Imagine the death count in China if they went Sweden mode! Their zero covid policy is an example of putting pop
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by meitham 4y ago
I share your sentiment and have been using aiohttp for five years and pretty happy with it. My current project is a web service with blocking SQL server backend, so I tend to do loop.run_in_executor for every DB.execute statement. But now
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by meitham 4y ago
That was a service rather than a code product, though I do wish Google released its source code for us self hosters to use rather just kill it.
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I find it astonishing that you thinking the current employer of the BDFL isn’t public knowledge! But even more astonishing that you alluding this can have an impact on the PSF. GvR working for Microsoft isn’t the same as Microsoft acquist
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by meitham 4y ago
OP suggests that having a large company behind a software tool (Microsoft in full control of Playright) is a positive thing and is an advantage over Selenium. I tend to see that negatively. Community driven projects (or non profit organisa
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by meitham 4y ago
Am I in the minority to think bird mode would have been the best choice!
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I recollect few years ago when the US ordered all western services to be blocked to Iranian citizens, it was a big outcry when Gitlab and Github published blogs confirming their implementation of the Iran blockade. To me the west lost all
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by meitham 4y ago
Indeed my journey of disappointments has too started with Android. I must say my experience outside phones (laptops, desktops and servers) are very positive with combinations of BSD and Linux and I hope it remains the same.
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by meitham 4y ago
Would be nice to see a picture in the README on how the diff look like in the browser.
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Apple is about to get into the same ad business as Google so be prepared to lose that trust.
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by meitham 4y ago
I was grumpy Android user at the time FirefoxOS came out. To me it was the dream phone that will get me away from Google tracking so I bought a Flame device as my only phone. This meant I had to convince everyone in my family and network
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by meitham 4y ago
Judging by the examples listed in the doc, this can be reduced to Ansible shell module with target match similar to k8s
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Thanks for pointing this, I wish this was stated more clearly.
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by meitham 4y ago
Vim (and recently neovim) has been my editor for around 14 years now! That's about seven hours in this editor every day, and I still find the mouse very convenient for a lot of the moves where the destination cannot be described with
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by meitham 4y ago
I think support for non free is a major reason for people to chose Ubuntu over Debian, specially with cheaper laptops that come with non standard chipsets. Of course Ubuntu also comes with stronger marketing and people generally (sadly) pr
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by meitham 4y ago
I suppose this will allow Debian to compete against some of its derivatives such as Ubuntu.
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BBC coverage on DIY thermostat and Home Assistant(bbc.co.uk)
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