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by mynameismon 5y ago
> Sometimes I worry if that's exactly what they hoped would happen, similar to how Windows/Linux users often hate using a MacOS keyboard layout and vice versa Well, think of it this way: In what order do windows appear when you
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Explorable Explanations(worrydream.com)
3 points by mynameismon 5y ago|0 comments
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by mynameismon 5y ago
> and "Ctrl+Tab cycles through tabs in recently used order".. both of these things should have never been the default Personally, Ctrl+Tab-bing cycling through tabs in most recently used order is greatly useful. Maybe its just
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by mynameismon 5y ago
adding another datapoint, I could only find the results the OP was returning in the 10th page (~100th result)
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Weird, two of those queries are right for me: Query 1: https://imgur.com/6cy3jBg.png Query 2: https://i.imgur.com/MLF8jpT.png The third query is wrong for me too, though.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Plugging in my setup: Zotero with their Zotero Connector. Provides a lot of benefits (local, stores a snapshot of the page, pulls out relevant metadata, easy note attachement and linking)
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by mynameismon 5y ago
A large number of those are not reading the title of the submission correctly, by the looks of it, skipping the "Omicron" bit of it
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Evidence for a mouse origin of the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
230 points by mynameismon 5y ago|275 comments
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Yup. Using the Zotero extension, it is basically one click setup with Zotero installed. Zotero automatically downloads a copy of the webpage, and pulls any associated metadata it can find. For example, I saved this for later use: https:&#x
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by mynameismon 5y ago
> You may like STL, but that doesn’t change the fact that a huge number of companies have policies against using it. Sources? I haven't heard of any company disallowing it, on the contrary, have heard of companies promoting its use.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Similar: Microsoft LogParser ( https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=246... )
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Another fun fact: $!-x goes x commands back in history. Highly more useful I suppose :D
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by mynameismon 5y ago
> India is the one that has been attacking neighbouring borders, especially since the fascists came to power. Even calling the current government 'fascicists' can be excused, but not 'attacking neighbouring borders'.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Archived before it's taken down: https://archive.ph/E8xih (don't spam click it, it is already extremely slow to load, the last thing we want to do is DDOS archive.ph)
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Also important to note: OBS developers also found incidents of OBS code outside of that instance, and they are working with TikTok on the same.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Relavant Tweet: https://twitter.com/dodgepong/status/1471522226520346632
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Correct link: https://www.economist.com/interactives/2021/12/18/quadratic-...
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by mynameismon 5y ago
I feel Fossil's unversioned files [1] is the perfect answer to such issues. [1] https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/unvers.wiki
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Perhaps the most egerious example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illinois's_4th_congressional_d...
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Or if you prefer Algolia: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=five+whys
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by mynameismon 5y ago
> The bottom line for me was that fetching a couple thousand cells from Sheets as a JS array and then just processing them in JS without touching any of the Apps interfaces turned out to be a couple of orders of magnitude faster than try
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by mynameismon 5y ago
I think so, yes
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Also, CRLF makes sense when you think of the origin: CR moves to the next line and LF moves to the start of the next line.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
The Windows version to that would be Microsoft PowerAutomate, which is also rather decent
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by mynameismon 5y ago
I think what you are doing is an overkill tbh. Google provides a nice little wrapper around their APIs via Google Apps Script, which allows you to use JS to interact directly without much overhead. You can use a JS eml parser [1] for this c
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by mynameismon 5y ago
That is exactly what I love about Windows 11 particularly. I don't have to deal the abdominations like Microsoft News, just a winget away. Don't like Edge? winget uninstall -e "Microsoft.Edge"
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Personally, I use Vivaldi, which has a simple (but opionated) start page
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by mynameismon 5y ago
It's not the ability to display alerts that is concerning, but rather, the ability to run untrusted Javascript. This was a proof of concept that showed that it has a serious XSS vulnerability
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Is it just me or do some people find the grey theme (yielding the nostalgic UI) off-putting?
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by mynameismon 5y ago
I didn't even realise it was in October.

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