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Z-Library's Tor Network Site Has Also Gone Offline
(torrentfreak.com)
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mrzool
4y ago
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U.S. opens antitrust probe into Ticketmaster
(reuters.com)
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mrzool
4y ago
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mrzool
4y ago
I didn't pick it, that's how the layout works out of the box. I agree that :a would be probably more convenient.
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mrzool
4y ago
I do you enable the third layer? I don't have a menu button on my Mac.
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mrzool
4y ago
I am on macOS as well and the diacritics I mentioned ("a → ä, `a → à) work out of the box with the "US International PC" layout. If I press ⌥a I get å with my layout.
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mrzool
4y ago
> Though I prefer the X11 compose sequence business where you type <Compose>'a to get á and so on. X11 compose sequences are a lot more intuitive than the Windows U.S. international keyboard because there's no ambiguities
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mrzool
4y ago
You are correct. It works for me.
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mrzool
4y ago
That would be… inconvenient. That’s not how I use it. I type "a to get ä and 'a to get à. If I want to type actual quotes followed by a vocal I need to “confirm” the quotes with space before typing the vocal.
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mrzool
4y ago
As multilingual user constantly switching between 3 languages, that's why I fully committed to the US_intl keyboard layout a while ago and ditched the abomination that is QWERTZ. Took a while to get used to, but overall it has been a v
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Z-Library Aftermath Reveals the Feds Seized Dozens of Domain Names
(torrentfreak.com)
131 points
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4y ago
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mrzool
4y ago
The perfect response. Thanks for your comment :)
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Even with record profits, Apple can't buy our trust
(macworld.com)
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4y ago
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mrzool
4y ago
Afraid literally nobody cares anymore. Too late.
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Handwritten.blog – A blog written by hand
(handwritten.blog)
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4y ago
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4y ago
We wish too!
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How Apple Blocks the Taiwanese Flag Emoji in China
(old.reddit.com)
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4y ago
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mrzool
4y ago
For what it's worth, I'm an HN user and hold Drew and his work in very high regard.
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EU mandates USB-C as standard for charging ports. Good.
(morrick.me)
3 points
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4y ago
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Neofetch – Server Administration System
(neil.computer)
1 points
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4y ago
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mrzool
4y ago
The focus on just one platform is the best selling point for me. I love 100% native Mac apps.
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mrzool
4y ago
From what I understand Jobs was probably fine with using the Apple logo on the physical key, the problem was rather displaying the logo everywhere in the menus, where the shortcuts are displayed. That would have been way too much indeed.
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Luxury Media
(tbray.org)
7 points
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mrzool
4y ago
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2 comments
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mrzool
4y ago
> Also as per the spec the `-` operand requires a whitespace Thanks, my bad. I fixed the title.
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CSS calc(100% – 0) is invalid, but calc(100% - 0px) is valid
(webplatform.news)
40 points
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4y ago
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31 comments
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mrzool
4y ago
If only. An old phone number of mine is still somehow tied to my Google account. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to remove it. Google sometimes randomly decides to send the access code to my old number, which I no longer have, ins
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4y ago
> People who use screen readers would probably be very supportive of plain text Web sites. I beg to disagree. Plain text doesn't offer any support for embedded metadata, which are vital for screen readers. With just plain text you h
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4y ago
1. Emojis are perfectly supported in plain text as long as you’re using Unicode. 2. The bloat/ugliness argument could also be applied to websites, but no one is out there advocating for plain text websites.
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4y ago
This sounds great until you realize that, in the real world, people want to have some options to format the text they write (italics, bold, hyperlinks and the like), and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
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Argentina's currency exchange black markets
(devonzuegel.com)
99 points
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4y ago
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The Case Against Scheduling Your Fun
(artofmanliness.com)
1 points
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mrzool
4y ago
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