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901.
by moogly 5y ago
I only use the Subscriptions page. The frontpage is a cesspool of imbecility.
902.
by moogly 5y ago
It's also a dealbreaker for me. Hopefully, RaMMicHaeL will be able to fix that: https://rammichael.com/7-taskbar-tweaker-and-a-first-look-at... The auto-hide functionality is actually a smidgeon better now, not reservi
903.
by moogly 5y ago
> the Swedish government is supporting him quite heavily In what way? The Nordic countries basically made a joint press release calling upon Putin to release him back in 2020, but that's about it? That's not much more than lip
904.
by moogly 5y ago
The just-announced Aukus military pact leaves no doubt in my mind. Pretty overt.
905.
by moogly 5y ago
TestServer is great. And if you use Alba[1], it gets even better. [1]: https://jasperfx.github.io/alba/guide/hosting.html
906.
by moogly 5y ago
There is a multitude of ways in which you could format that code: app.MapGet( "/todos/{id:int}", [Authorize("AdminsOnly")](int id) => "This endpoint is for admins only");
907.
by moogly 5y ago
Great job. You managed to find perhaps the one and only societal issue that's harder to solve than global warming and posit that as a solution.
908.
by moogly 5y ago
Wouldn't it be better if that money went to the actual creator instead of a greedy middleman though? Apple will be fine. They have more money than they know what to do with. Literally. Steve Jobs even asked Warren Buffett WTF to do wit
909.
by moogly 5y ago
In addition, I should add there are synergy effects in having the community (and the major libraries) settling on a common way, and you'll only really get that if there is a built-in. However, if the philosophy here is to be unopiniona
910.
by moogly 5y ago
I wouldn't use the word "require", and perhaps you didn't mean it that strongly. Don't get me wrong: I could get by without and achieve what I needed to, but to be honest it didn't feel great. I was doing some
911.
by moogly 5y ago
As someone else wrote in this thread, there's absolutely no way to know how many were saved from potential harm, so that's a useless contradistinction.
912.
by moogly 5y ago
Looks like this is an attempt: https://github.com/jecolon/zigstr
913.
by moogly 5y ago
Ooh, haven't come across this. Thanks!
914.
by moogly 5y ago
Sure, you're not wrong. For my purposes that'd work, but I'm of the opinion that delegating that to an optional library will make a lot of developers lazy and not even bother thinking about Unicode/i18n/l10n issues
915.
by moogly 5y ago
Whilst I think airport security is indeed just security theater, roll my eyes every time I have to take my shoes off at an airport, and I disagree with some of the claims in this article that these things work and have kept us safe, I'
916.
by moogly 5y ago
I've been toying with Zig over the summer, and I'm really impressed by the build system, general ergonomics and the explicitness of the language. The only thing I've found being a pain point is C's biggest pain point: th
917.
by moogly 5y ago
That's a lot of words to, essentially, say "OK, Boomer".
918.
by moogly 5y ago
Amazon Marketplace?
919.
by moogly 5y ago
Yeah, did they rewrite YouTube?
920.
by moogly 5y ago
Old-growth forests were largely cut down a long time ago. There's some still left, and the majority (but not all) are protected. The area of 2nd level ("gammelskog"; forests older than 150 years) continues to increase. Overal
921.
by moogly 5y ago
What is often forgotten, when mentioning the imports of "dirty" power from abroad, is that Sweden exports way more electricity per year than gets imported (for 2020, 37 TWh exported and 12 TWh imported). Sweden has had an electric
922.
by moogly 5y ago
That's a great question. They've stated the aim is to electrify the whole fleet of machines and vehicles (the main transport by train has been in place for a long time[1]), including the entire mine, but I doubt there's been
923.
by moogly 5y ago
Thanks! It didn't use to work so I haven't tried it in a while (Firefox). Now I just have to change the other bindings (and relearn).
924.
by moogly 5y ago
No, even though I like this feature and use it, I normally don't use VSCode other than as a text editor for random stuff. My main drivers are IntelliJ products (WebStorm, Rider, CLion, DataGrip...). VSCode is just too sluggish for me.
925.
by moogly 5y ago
I've been using this for a while. Very, very, very handy for - Just exploring some code. - Quickly pull up as reference code w/ decent navigation without having to checkout locally or navigate forward/back in the source tree
926.
by moogly 5y ago
It's pretty easy and cheap to bring your car from Helsinki or Turku to Stockholm via ferry. It's just a one-day trip.
927.
by moogly 5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong (I'm having a hard time finding the new rules), but if it's anything like the old UK Visa application (which also had a travel history requirement), it's not super stringent and something you have
928.
by moogly 5y ago
> demands that are almost impossible to meet (can you account for all your international travels over the past 10 years?) Yes, easily. That's some hyperbolic braggadocio. If you're a maniacal globetrotter, sure, I can see it be
929.
by moogly 5y ago
PowerShell Core, especially, is an absolute dog to start up.
930.
by moogly 5y ago
Sure, but I've never seen a non-Docker Desktop installer for any of the tools like the CLI, Compose etc., and I can't seem to find one now either.

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