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3y ago
I had a book around the turn of the century with paper airplane folding instructions. Lazily, I stuck to the simple ones and my favourite was called "Phoenix". Could not find it on this page but searching for the book I found a vi
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okl
3y ago
Might have been a volume license that doesn't need activation or a cracked installation CD.
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3y ago
I think a first question could be if it is in Glassdoor's interest to be fair/objective for both parties. I would assume that users are more likely to visit and engage when drama, conflict and emotions are to be found in the revie
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3y ago
Type hints are a great feature in Python to enhance readability and to catch programming errors when refactoring or learning a new library. A lot of the features presented here are helpful for programming in the large, i.e., once the progra
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okl
3y ago
Try the EN intl layout. Most of the accents are accessible using AltGr. Also the ¡ and ¿
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okl
3y ago
Very fun puzzle for practicing your vocabulary. Hope it gets more upvotes.
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Can I use – Browser support tables for modern web technologies
(caniuse.com)
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School Green Space and Its Impact on Academic Performance
(mdpi.com)
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4y ago
If you take a look at the Renesas website, you'll find that the product names look like this: "R7FA4M1AB3CFL#HA0". Renesas has a larger portfolio including, e.g., RISC-V chips. What's the problem?
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4y ago
I'm not into Arduinos but I think they are not selling their products because they have the largest RAM or the fastest CPU but because of the Arduino IDE, the language and the community.
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okl
4y ago
Is CentOS still alive? I thought it had been succeeded by Rocky Linux and Alma Linux.
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4y ago
Your "Rim Shot" sounds like a sidestick.
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4y ago
I guess companies that run mirrors, for example distro repos, would fall under that definition too. What about donations and not-for-profit orgs?
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4y ago
A video showing the device in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOqig8rixOU
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A Single-Resistor Radio Transmitter, Thanks to the Power of Noise
(hackaday.com)
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Apple’s Mac security is so good, it’s sending used M1 MacBooks to the scrap heap
(macworld.com)
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okl
4y ago
I guess mean "consecutive" or "sequential" instead of "ordered"
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4y ago
Two benefits of UUIDs: 1. You can create a series of related rows without hitting the DB to obtain the next integer. 2. During development, if you mix up ids you will get an error/empty result. With integer keys you might get a row you
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4y ago
How do you ensure that your compiler and libs are clean though?
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> I can't seem to hold more than about 2 levels of call stack in my head. If you keep thinking that you can't then you won't. I recommend you to stop worrying and do the work. In time you will find ways to accomplish your
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4y ago
You can abort a merge or rebase with `git merge --abort` and `git rebase --abort` respectively.
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4y ago
Give `tig` a try.
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4y ago
You're right. I just searched for "milk" and was not expecting the NSFW results...
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4y ago
Me too, but mostly out of laziness and because its good enough once you change the color scheme, disable the menu bar and reduce font size slightly. Also set a very large scrollback buffer.
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4y ago
Also lto might have a severe impact there.
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Flight Software Workshop: Featured Talks
(flightsoftware.jhuapl.edu)
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Wikipedia: Deserts of Europe
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
Basically they made a list of a minimal set of functions that they want to support. They deleted all the other functions, then re-implemented the remaining code. For example, they axed the entire POSIX API, only kept the classic "rtem
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A real pain with RTEMS is that it requires a customized GCC version. This means that you're stuck with a specific version unless you apply/update the patches manually to a newer version.
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Nope, it's not. At least not entirely: https://www.rtems.org/license -- and the ESA version is definitely GPL-licensed. Nothing against you personally, but I would really appreciate if instead of stating a certain beli
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