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961.
by okasaki 6y ago
Probably because it was the default editor in a bunch of Linux distributions.
962.
by okasaki 6y ago
Worthless clickbait, article and research.
963.
Olympus agrees to sell imaging business by the end of the year(dpreview.com)
1 points by okasaki 6y ago|0 comments
964.
by okasaki 6y ago
They're both ru7100. It may be called something else depending on where you are / may be replaced with newer models. It basically works out as 4 seamless 1080p monitors, and I use i3 for a 3x2 window layout
965.
by okasaki 6y ago
I use Samsung 4k TV's (55in and 43in) at work and home and the experience is absolutely fantastic. In game mode the latency is reported to be 11ms and there's no difference visible to me compared to 60hz computer monitors.
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by okasaki 6y ago
>You can still download from imdb flat files that contain all movies, ratings, as well as cast/directors/producers/writers. What's the easiest way to do this?
967.
by okasaki 6y ago
So many projects have a COC these days. Does anyone have any examples of them being applied?
968.
by okasaki 6y ago
How does this relate to the original claim I was responding to which was "they have to pay their bills somehow"?
969.
by okasaki 6y ago
The $500M per year they get from Google isn't enough to pay the bills?
970.
by okasaki 6y ago
No, you're wrong. My network card is 1gbit/s, my disk space is 4TB, my internet speed is 100mbitps and DVD capacity is 4gb. This is how everyone uses it and it's much clearer and better than B/b.
971.
by okasaki 6y ago
> But, having null checks here and there makes your code unreadable. if user is not None:
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by okasaki 6y ago
You should learn to understand MB/mb/Mb/mB for megabyte and mbit for megabit. Anything else is inviting error and sorrow, because many people use it that way.
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Slovenia calls an official end to its coronavirus epidemic(euractiv.com)
6 points by okasaki 6y ago|1 comments
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by okasaki 6y ago
Lying by Sam Harris
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A Statistical Analysis of Coughing Patterns on ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?’(medium.com)
111 points by okasaki 6y ago|32 comments
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The Native File System API(web.dev)
4 points by okasaki 7y ago|0 comments
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by okasaki 7y ago
I only see the first paragraph and a notice telling me to create an account to continue.
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by okasaki 7y ago
> UI issues aside, I think this is quite fabulous. Preserving their traditional alphabet and de-colonializing their culture is a good thing, no matter how I look at it. Why is it good?
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by okasaki 7y ago
> and we could use gestures to organize and surface the contextually relevant ones. Eight hours+ of using gestures a day sounds like hell.
980.
by okasaki 7y ago
I had Grado headphones and while the sound quality was good, they failed very quickly in several ways (first one speaker stopped working, then the foam earcup fell off, then they just fell apart). The worst built headphones I've ever u
981.
by okasaki 7y ago
apt-get install ircd-hybrid?
982.
by okasaki 7y ago
Seems like a culture problem created by improper management by Mozilla and Google. After all when I run apt-get update any of the updates could install malware that could do anything at all. Instead of programmatically limiting what extensi
983.
by okasaki 7y ago
That looks less friendly then irssi. Also straight from the readme: "Basic usage is possible, but expect bugs and missing features." Not very promising.
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Srain – Modern IRC Client Written in GTK(srain.im)
5 points by okasaki 7y ago|1 comments
985.
by okasaki 7y ago
They're horrid because you can't easily type them on a keyboard.
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by okasaki 7y ago
The population is higher, and the pound is worth less.
987.
by okasaki 7y ago
What expectations? They need a super polluting yacht to wind down?
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The Era of We: A Research Partnership by GlobalWebIndex and Reddit [pdf](redditinc.com)
1 points by okasaki 7y ago|0 comments
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YaCy: Decentralized Web Search(yacy.net)
136 points by okasaki 7y ago|41 comments
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by okasaki 7y ago
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