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Short answer is: it is eliminated through respiration, and becomes CO2
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hg incoming and hg outgoing are really useful. When I am in git, I use this version from https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Git-hg-rosetta-stone#set... : [alias] outgoing = !git fetch && git
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How so? Why there should be a head of line blocking? This would be a simple multiplexing of the payloads.
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AOSA Book – Audacity
(aosabook.org)
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"refactoring" means changing the (often implicit) structure of code without changing its external behaviour. In this case "reorganized" or "repartitioned" could probably be more apt. If we'd talked about s
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6y ago
> People want native apps. I'll take a well done web page anytime over a native app.
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I wouldn't trust that script too much: there is no error checking at all. What happens when s3cmd fails and after two months you discover the "Vault sync succeded" emails you have been getting were all illusory? If the author
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6y ago
That video was really clear, thanks!
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> You know those mono-to-stereo mixing tricks that you’re not “supposed” to do because of mono compatibility, but you end up doing all the time anyway? You know, like the one where you double the track, pan the two versions out and delay
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6y ago
The Intel vtune profiler [0] bolts on linux's perf subsystem and offers a very nice way of assessing if the cpu is stalled on memory (or cache) or os spending its time computing. I guess is a nice GUI on (nowadays) standard Linux traci
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> Por causas ajenas a Vodafone, esta web no esta disponible "Due to causes independent on Vodafone, this website is not available". How so? This is plain false. I bet they do not even inform their customers that the connectivit
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6y ago
Thanks for your work, Greg!
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Visiting Hacker News with a text-mode browser (Links2, in this case) is so liberating! Twitter says that my browser is not supported (unsurprisingly enough). Well, I think I'll have to adapt to ditch a website that needs a shit-ton of
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> As the team learned the hard way in the ramp-up to CockroachDB 1.0, many developers in the ecosystems that CockroachDB wants to enter do not write their own SQL queries any more—as opposed to, e.g., ten or twenty years ago. I cannot he
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6y ago
Sadly, keyword searches are being deprecated in Firefox Desktop, and are already not implemented in latest Firefox for android. There is a plan to extend custom search engines with that functionality, but it is not clear if it can be a full
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6y ago
Me too. I have been running full btrfs since at least 5 years (single and RAID1 disks), which no data loss whatsoever. Now that there is support for swapfiles, I do not even need to create a dedicated partition for them.
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GömböC: Mono-Monostatic Shape
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I fear not. My termux is installed from f-droid.
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Just a few days ago I thought about using termux-api to do a quick poc for a monitoring application. Namely, I wanted to send an SMS when an event occurred. Termux-api used to offer this [0], but apparently some time ago google decided to m
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Maybe he wants. Once these practices become sufficiently spread, the majority of developers and content producers will never understand that an alternative is possible. Or maybe he will need it: those same developers can perfectly be contra
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I guess there should be a sound technical reason for choosing to encrypt with a well known key vs transmitting cleartext, but I fail to imagine it. What's the advantage of doing it?
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A lot of this blog post topics are expressed in the Gervais Principle, which is an amazing (and long) reading I strongly suggest to the candid souls [0]. However, I think the following is really original content, and worth citing: > Toda
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> It is Pragotron PJ 27, 12V version. They have been produced in Czechoslovakia during 196x years and using the PS-1 mechanism. What is the PS-1 mechanism?
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Embedded PDF viewer in Firefox 81 supports filling forms
(support.mozilla.org)
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> moving from static HTML to a web framework Looking at this sentence, I have the impression that it is nowadays taken for granted that "web framework" means "front end web framework". I come from a time in which it w
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Until they aren't. Convenience, DRM and collective inertia may well lead to disappearance of media delivered in open formats. Not tomorrow, not next year, but in 10 years? I am not so sure, unless a dedicated minority keeps pushing for
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This is the coolest thing in ages. The game's code is steganographically embedded in a PNG image containing the screenshot of the game! Wow
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> We do not store private messages on our servers _once we deliver them_ Doesn't this mean that messages exist in plaintext on Facebook's servers for at least the time it takes to deliver them? To me this is equal to saying tha
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It started as an experimental extension and was integrated once it was deemed stable. That was a long time ago, anyway (~8 years, probably more).
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Evince used to be available as a msi package on its official site. Indeed, it was my PDF reader of choice on Windows for some time. I do not know if that's still the case.
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