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by monkpit 4y ago
They also have Reply Storm Protection in Exchange now: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange-team-blog/re...
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by monkpit 4y ago
Check out La Mulana.. the original version of the game conforms to the limitations of the MSX, but remakes do not. There’s plenty of room to do things either way! A post from the author about the remade art: https://la-mulana.com
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by monkpit 4y ago
I would be impressed to see readable, non-trivial TypeScript code that does not use Interface. Unless you are referring to interface as a concept, and not the keyword in TS.
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by monkpit 4y ago
Quotes haven’t worked for about 10 years now. For my job in 2012 I very often had to google obscure part numbers to find documentation. Even if you added quotes to the part number (such as “foo123-x”, google would return results for “foo234
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by monkpit 4y ago
I get what you’re saying about uncanny valley. My first thought when I saw the example image was “maybe it looks weird because my brain expects some parts to be out-of-focus?” I have no idea if that’s true or if it’s just a bad looking pict
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by monkpit 4y ago
Write your scripts using bash or sh in the hashbang and use zsh for your daily work. Also, use shellcheck.
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by monkpit 4y ago
I think they’re referring to the official emulator?
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by monkpit 4y ago
And thus, a new way to manipulate votes was born: trained attack turkeys deployed in weeks leading up to elections.
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by monkpit 4y ago
Ah, the OS itself. I thought you meant the application dependencies.
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by monkpit 4y ago
It’s good information to have in the comments, I was not making any judgement.
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by monkpit 4y ago
The survey sample was 200 RNs in the USA.
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by monkpit 4y ago
How would you accomplish this exactly? Your use case may vary, but in my mind dependencies shouldn’t just be upgraded by some automated system without some sort of feedback mechanism (like tests). If you’re going to run tests against the ne
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by monkpit 5y ago
What’s the rationale behind bundling a fuzzing library in the language instead of as a separate library?
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by monkpit 5y ago
Yes, I was trying to sell some clothing that was too expensive to ship back as a return. It was removed twice, with no details other than a vague canned message about the item being against terms (it was not).
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by monkpit 5y ago
So that would mean as soon as your software has 2 users, it is broken because it doesn’t conform to their 2 (different) imaginary specs?
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by monkpit 5y ago
But, not listed in the App Store at all, which gets rid of a majority of potential users.
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by monkpit 5y ago
As a parent I must say, that’s an extremely generous characterization of YouTube Kids.
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by monkpit 5y ago
Same on iPhone/safari.
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by monkpit 5y ago
I feel like this is relatively common (unfortunately)
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by monkpit 5y ago
[Citation needed]
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by monkpit 5y ago
They might be referring to inflation in their specific area or in their specific budget. I don’t think you can apply average national or global inflation rates to an individual in a specific location.
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by monkpit 5y ago
That’s a really clever solution to an annoying problem. Before music streaming, I would sometimes order 10+ CDs on Amazon and import them all (without knowing if I liked them, just on a hunch). Then I just ended up with lots of musical clut
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by monkpit 5y ago
I had a similar experience, I remember being mesmerized by the scrolling spectrogram as a teenager and wondering how it all worked. I used foobar2000 since it was lightning fast and I had systems with limited resources when I was younger. B
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by monkpit 5y ago
You’re implying that a bureaucratic process being absurd and extremely archaic means it doesn’t exist?
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by monkpit 5y ago
You can rasterize the pdf, wouldn’t that solve it?
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by monkpit 5y ago
I know some of those words
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by monkpit 5y ago
Title differs from the source for whatever reason. Maybe the author edited out the misspelling.
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by monkpit 5y ago
Source for the “optional” thing? I tried searching for this but didn’t find anything.
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by monkpit 5y ago
At what point do we just assume that all machines connected to the internet are compromised?
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by monkpit 5y ago
A scam or a dodgy 3rd party (or both?). DirecTV has a reseller program where anyone can become a “retailer”.

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