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oniony
4y ago
I wonder if the Notepad++ author left the email visible through the redaction on purpose.
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oniony
4y ago
I guess because there's more wiggle-room with a non-action. If you don't pull a lever, you could argue there wasn't time to pull the lever, or that you were frozen with fear or whatever. I think non-actions are judged less ha
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oniony
4y ago
Wow, didn't realise StarOffice started in 1985.
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oniony
4y ago
I really don't like this colour: #DE7E57
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oniony
4y ago
Back on Fidonet in the 90s, we used *bold*, _underline_ and /italics/. Makes a lot more sense than what we've ended up with today.
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oniony
4y ago
Instead of your own format, why not use SVG for the drawings?
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oniony
5y ago
They do already, just on the wrong end.
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oniony
9y ago
GNU are quite famous for their graphic design skills.
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oniony
9y ago
Comed?
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oniony
10y ago
Can't you stick them in the microwave?
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oniony
10y ago
Blocked by paywall.
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oniony
10y ago
Mars is a stepping stone, both figuratively and literally.
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oniony
10y ago
They're not gloves ;)
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oniony
10y ago
Tell it to the proteins.
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oniony
10y ago
Felt tip.
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oniony
10y ago
This was briefly touched on in the article: "Strawberries are often stringed, that is, collected and threaded on thin straws, another vague clue."
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oniony
10y ago
It was mentioned in the article that the naming predates cultivated strawberries.
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oniony
10y ago
That's not a subtitle one reads too often: "A former 1960s bondage-film actress is waging legal combat with a toy company for ownership of her husband’s mail-order aquatic-pet empire."
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oniony
11y ago
Kept your dignity. I like it.
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oniony
11y ago
Or any other reflection of the sky.
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oniony
11y ago
A lot of credit for most FOSS software is the various libraries and programming languages they are built upon: I don't think you can take anything away from this project because of it. Indeed if you take the time to look into Peerflix&
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oniony
11y ago
Great for novelty factor and the couple of tiny games available, but loses its novelty pretty quickly.
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oniony
11y ago
Letter of intent. Not a contract. The article is speaking like it's a done deal.
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oniony
11y ago
The stupidity of an exercise should be measured upon its motivations. If OP is doing this for entertainment or for their own education then it is far from stupid.
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oniony
11y ago
If not, they could simply fill them with hydrogen :)
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oniony
11y ago
All of these systems suffer from the differing password restrictions imposed by the various services you need to register for. • Some services require both upper and loweracase characters. • Some services require punctuation characters whil
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oniony
11y ago
This was made clear many moons ago by the now famous xkcd strip https://www.xkcd.com/936/
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oniony
11y ago
I really hope this guy has written a regular language and has made a tool to convert the keywords to unicode symbols. Otherwise this is the most professionally presented waste of time I've ever seen.
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oniony
11y ago
And yet we're happy to let them fly our planes.
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oniony
11y ago
I concur...they went progressively downhill.
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