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811.
by moogly 5y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Does it support subscriptions? I can't tell from the README...
812.
by moogly 5y ago
My experience with NewPipe is twofold: on the phone its great; on Android TV the UX is maddening.
813.
by moogly 5y ago
> Their newest, whiskey-sniffing e-nose, called Nos.e Was the old version called No.sé?
814.
by moogly 5y ago
You can find the Socket partial class files here: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/tree/main/src/libraries/Sy... Socket.cs, Socket.Unix.cs, Socket.Windows.cs, etc... AFAIK, there are no parts
815.
by moogly 5y ago
> Kestrel, YARP's underlying webserver, uses libuv instead Kestrel (as used in ASP.NET) uses a Socket-based transport since .NET Core 2.1 The libuv transport was marked as obsolete in .NET 5 and has been removed as of .NET 6, I beli
816.
by moogly 5y ago
A few months ago, I had a non-feature update to my laptop running Windows 10 Pro (OEM) kick me to an OOBE-looking "finish setting up your computer" screen where the only way I was able to move forward and log on was to add an onli
817.
by moogly 5y ago
> I remember seeing a chills-down-your-spine Apple Watch Series 7 TV ad, that featured beautiful remote nature landscapes, with the audio of 911 calls made from people's Apple Watches whose lives were saved by their Watch. Probably
818.
by moogly 5y ago
> Theory dictates that with stronger magnets, the reactor can be scaled down (with the square/cube, can't remember exactly), and thus cost and time to develop OTOH, in a tokamak, the plasma volume (and potential energy output)
819.
by moogly 5y ago
Overprovisioning/grid stability.
820.
by moogly 5y ago
It really is a no-brainer when ~40% of the energy produced by a nuclear reactor is currently pumped out as warm water in the ocean (about 10-12ºC warmer than when it was pumped in).
821.
by moogly 5y ago
C doesn't have reified generics. You could put C# in that list though.
822.
by moogly 5y ago
The initial versions of PowerToys Run used the old WindowWalker default shortcut of Win+Ctrl, which I found to be fantastic. Then they rewrote the whole hotkey detection code which made that hotkey combination nonfunctional. Now I use Win+C
823.
by moogly 5y ago
> I want to be clear that of course there are many different accents in both the UK and in the US, and it’s not like there’s only one right pronunciation. But the differences that I’ll be talking about are quite general
824.
by moogly 5y ago
Genuinely interesting. I've never even looked at the votes on Youtube videos and I didn't think most people really thought much of them either (the recent controversy notwithstanding). Nor have I ever downvoted or upvoted one. I&#
825.
by moogly 5y ago
Used that as a replacement for momentjs until we had to make things seriously timezone-aware, and some quite crippling tz bugs (granted, probably 2 years ago now) made us move to Luxon. That worked well, but I'm glad to have something
826.
by moogly 5y ago
If Steam did this I would've been deleted many times over. I buy a lot of those icons, don't have time to play, but hope that I one day will when I retire.
827.
by moogly 5y ago
That's why I only buy from Bandcamp and HDTracks.
828.
by moogly 5y ago
Been a happy user since Windows Vista came out. Completely indispensable on a Windows machine.
829.
by moogly 5y ago
There are no bundled "themes" per se, but it's not very difficult to configure the colors. If you don't feel like doing that I'm sure you can find people sharing their config on the DOpus community forum.
830.
by moogly 5y ago
I see. Then I suppose that was an unfortunately timed happenstance (and we should look into that more closely).
831.
by moogly 5y ago
Hm. This post does not seem to acknowledge what I saw. Multiple hours of rate-limiting kicking in when trying to talk to S3 (eu-west-1). After the incident everything works fine without any remediations done on our end.
832.
by moogly 5y ago
At what point does something like this become a national security issue? I know these modern titans of industry answer to no one, but perhaps they should?
833.
by moogly 5y ago
Tried it out, hoping this would finally make it so I could use WebStorm/Rider/CLion/DataGrip in WSL2, but the current experience is light years behind VSCode, I'm afraid. Might be OK for truly remote development, but tha
834.
by moogly 5y ago
IMO, WebStorm's TS support is much better than VSCode's, especially the refactorings.
835.
by moogly 5y ago
3. VSCode has the ability to interact with the console (for example automatically attach a node debugger whenever you run something calling node in that console), so that shouldn't necessarily automatically be scoffed at.
836.
by moogly 5y ago
Not an authority on the subject, but on the implementation side I guess it simplifies parsing and "type erasure" (I don't know the proper terminology for transpilation). As for developer experience, I'm sure it helps gra
837.
by moogly 5y ago
It will, which is what the grandparent is talking about. https://github.com/swc-project/swc/issues/571
838.
by moogly 5y ago
AIUI, MAUI does not include Linux support. There was a third-party effort to get that going, but it's not part of MAUI proper, and it looks somewhat moribund. https://github.com/jsuarezruiz/maui-linux
839.
by moogly 5y ago
IMO they need to realize the common denominator of all these failed and deprecated frameworks is the very thing they've desperately clung onto over all these false starts... and that is XAML. Get rid of it.
840.
by moogly 5y ago
> In Europe, people have no problem building nuclear cheaply and on time Very much no. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olkiluoto_Nuclear_Power_Plant#... "The main contractor, Areva, is building the unit for a fi

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