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2y ago
I'm not German, but if I recall correctly: - "Eins" is for the actual number "one" - "Ein" is "a" for masculine/neuter genders - "Ein" is also used for expressing the amount, e.g.
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2y ago
The precursor to both "1984" and "Brave New World" is a novel titled "We" from 1921 by Yevgeny Zamyatin[0]. The mass surveillance by One State is an apt analogy for the adtech-ruled world of today. 0 - https:&
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2y ago
You can avoid the SyntaxError by abusing boolean expressions a bit: > obj = {} {} > obj != null && (obj.bar = 42) 42 > obj { bar: 42 } Not as pretty as your LHS case, but it works.
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2y ago
it’s Wesley Willis, all the way down…
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3y ago
> ...never deviates in spelling. In South Slavic languages it's spelled Danijel as well (same pronunciation).
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3y ago
It's not the only way, try this: 1. Click on the "my demoscene stuff" link 2. Click on "Mmrnmhrm" link 3. Click "[source]" 4. Arrive at https://github.com/grz0zrg/codegolfing/tree
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3y ago
If one was to replace "cats/dogs/animals/horses" in your statements with "humans", one could get another informed opinion. A bit cynical perhaps, but informed nonetheless.
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3y ago
They had most of their (unique) equipment stolen a year before NYC Ghosts & Flowers was released[0], so they used whatever they had in their studio and put out an experimental album. Not my favourite record (Washing Machine and Daydream
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3y ago
Tab switching with the keyboard was already possible previously, IIRC you can use Alt+<N> (or maybe Ctrl+<N>) to switch to the N-th tab.
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3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35015#35079
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3y ago
Actually, what matters is "Rent". Pun intended and all... :)
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3y ago
Smart Cutter[1] does frame-accurate edits without re-encoding. I'm not sure what black magic it uses, but it seems to work really well (tested on a couple of MPEG-TS IPTV streams). [1] - https://www.fame-ring.com/smart_
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3y ago
This is not a vi tutorial per se, but IMO it's a pretty good overview of the vi philosophy: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1218390/what-is-your-mos...
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3y ago
For one-off simple calculations I just use awk, with this handy function in my .bashrc: function calc() { awk "BEGIN{print $*}"; } # usage in bash $ calc 'sqrt(25) + 2**3 - 17.17' -4.17
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3y ago
Are you sure about the recoil? After all, "vitamin" D is a hormone and it's also added to a lot of different foods. And it's also uncontrolled in usage and dosage...
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3y ago
OP asked about “f-strings like python has”, which is different from plain std::format().
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3y ago
Right, thanks, I missed your point.
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3y ago
I think you meant "ethanol", methanol is fatal to drink even in small doses.
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3y ago
If you're not vegetarian you can try cod liver oil, e.g: https://www.norwegianpharma.com/our-products/norsk-tran https://www.mollers.com/product/mollers-tran/
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3y ago
SIMCGA! Oh the memories... https://www.pcorner.com/list/GRAPHUTI/SIMCGA41.ZIP/INFO/
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3y ago
Unfortunately I see them all the time on desktop. Ubuntu/Gnome apps are literally littered with them, because someone thought regular menus are "evil" or something like that. So now most of the apps have a single entry in the
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3y ago
It was originally a PDF, archive.org to the rescue: https://web.archive.org/web/20120216164427/http://www.azulsy...
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4y ago
VHS was also used for backups, see e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArVid . And - if I remember correcly - GRAU and/or StorageTek robotic tape libraries also had support for VHS devices.
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5y ago
You can create a separate locate database for /home if you want. Set it up for periodic updates (via cron or other means) and then use "locate -d <path_to_db>" for searching.
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6y ago
I just opened up krunker.io in Firefox. lol. They seem to care a lot about my privacy, because the popup said "We care about your privacy". Then I clicked "Show purposes" and it listed ~20 cookies, six of which are "
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6y ago
If your program is the only user of sockets then okay, "use of sockets in your program" might be a valid assumption. But if you're interfacing with external components using sockets/whatever, using ZMQ will not solve any
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6y ago
ZMQ is not a replacement for sockets, it's a library that uses sockets (and other transport mechanisms) underneath. For more details: https://zguide.zeromq.org/docs/preface/#ZeroMQ-in-a-Hundred-...
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6y ago
Not sure if you tried it, but for me it was an absolute shitshow. It "upgrades" your settings, so if you then downgrade the app, everything is lost (as you have to uninstall + manually install the old apk). In my case it also deci
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6y ago
There is no /run by default on FreeBSD (only /var/run), and /proc (procfs) is being phased out since 2011.
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7y ago
Thank you, this just made my day. :)
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