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by notzorbo3 10y ago
It's not that cumbersome in Chrome. Right click the URL bar -> "Edit search engines" -> Find the search engine you'd like to easily search, double click the second column and enter a keyword for it. For example, fo
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In another thread someone mentioned how bad the service is in Dutch restaurants (which, being Dutch, I agree with). In the Netherlands tipping is not required but it's not uncommon to tip for good service. Yet the service is bad. So I
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What's our value now, without AGI? I'm personally glad I don't get my sense of purpose from being the captains of this Spacehip Earth, cause we're doing a horrible job at it. And that will never change through a conscien
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> Safety standards are imposed and enforced at a national, not an international level That's simply untrue. The European Union and its predecessors have for decennia regulated safety standards of products on an international level.
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The article is taking a rather lack stance against manufacturers with words like "ability" and "interest": > The IoT is expanding faster than device makers’ interest in cybersecurity This is just pure bullshit. It has
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In the context of a showcase website, first impressions matter. You want the work to be front and center. Not the fact that you can't design a usable website.
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There are some places in the Netherlands that have great pedestrian/bike traffic buttons. - They have distinct ticking sounds for: locating them (slow tick), when the button has been succesfully pressed (slightly faster tick), when you
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> Python's runtime is completely and utterly incapable of threading. Threading being almost essential to any decent user interface, this whole idea falls flat. This is just plain wrong and the fact that many GUI programs are written
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Site is non-responsive for me. Cached link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:04x449v...
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That was probably Marvin (or kevin? I don't exactly remember his name). He's considered a god among Nethack players.
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I have. I've ascended four times over about 18 years of (non-continuous) playing. And without resorting to the use of Elbereth. For those who don't know, you can engrave "Elbereth" on the ground, and most monsters will r
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I was gonna complain about the lack of binaries, which will instantly make me skip your project, until I saw this: > On Linux based systems make standalone will attempt to download, compile and install all of the above dependencies into
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It's right there in his comment: > I've done a couple searches for an editor that could be embedded with an LGPL project, and the choices were pretty limited.
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Nah, you're not taking in account Moore's Meta Law: "Whenever Moore's law is no longer applicable, its definition is changed to accommodate some new version of 'computers get faster'." Moore's Law was
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> But then again, I would ask - can something like Alpine be achieved with debian or centos. Even if it is 3X the size (30mb) ? No. In the past I've tried several times to create a lightweight Debian derivative that would still allo
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It's Cherrypy that sucks up memory like there's no tomorrow. Not sure why. Thing is, you can run the JVM on a lot less than the default settings. JVM isn't nearly as memory hungry as people think. It's just all the enter
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> We run Adsense display ads on our site and have to spend significant time every day reviewing and blocking new ads which try to use these deceptive practices. This may be a very stupid question, but are there no ad networks that are mo
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> Java, Kotlin, Ceylon, Scala, OCaml-Java Other than java, none of those languages are widely used. It seems business have an adversity to languages that are not "popular". So however much I'd like to write in Scala, our c