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by opheliate 6y ago
They're rendering at a fairly reasonable size for me, 30x30px.
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by opheliate 6y ago
Accessibility would be my immediate thought, although I'm not massively experienced in terms of GUI programming, so I could be off the mark here. With something like SDL2, I would have to interface with each operating system's acc
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by opheliate 6y ago
> Essentially somebody at the school either knows the inspector or somebody very close to them, and gets a tip off about when it will occur. That's impressive corruption. My mother works in one of the local secondary schools, and th
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by opheliate 6y ago
UK state schools absolutely suck. My experience mirrors that of the author in a lot of ways. I will say though, some of the content of this article appears outdated, and the author doesn't seem to have checked to see if their memory li
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by opheliate 6y ago
Somewhat confused by the naming choice here. Naming your company after something as fundamental as base64 encoding seems to inevitably lead to confusion down the line.
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by opheliate 6y ago
Honest question: Could you point to some examples of Wikipedia's "hideous" left-wing bias? Not trying to catch you out, I've just personally always been surprised by how neutral Wikipedia's political articles tend t
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by opheliate 6y ago
Thanks for the response. I can appreciate the difficulties you must be facing in organising something of this scale, and I'm impressed by how you're handling it so far. That said, would you be able to clarify how many spaces there
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by opheliate 6y ago
This is definitely interesting, but I feel it's already somewhat lacking in terms of transparency, which is obviously fundamental to the success of a worker co-op. From FAQ 3, the event is "free", but on closer inspection, wh
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by opheliate 6y ago
This is absolutely my favourite way of doing it. If I need a `python` executable then I'll just make the symlink myself.
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by opheliate 6y ago
Just want to echo this. I've been using Bitwarden for about a year now, and a few months ago, my mum (not technologically literate) had her email hacked. Getting her set up with Bitwarden & teaching her how to use it was one of the
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by opheliate 6y ago
Just as someone who has essentially zero knowledge of app development, why is using GCM a negative? Apologies for the very basic question.
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by opheliate 6y ago
Replies from Linux Mint contributors to this point make for fairly interesting reading: https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon-screensaver/issues/354... > I would gladly meet the liar for a cage fight, winn
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by opheliate 6y ago
Wow, these look great! Does anyone know of any similar resources for mechanics, specifically the Hamiltonian & Lagrangian formulations? I've had a bit of trouble finding good resources online to supplement my mechanics modules at u
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by opheliate 6y ago
It appears to just be an unfunny joke about diversity & inclusivity initiatives.
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by opheliate 6y ago
While we're here, Christof Paar's 'Introduction to Cryptography' lecture series (freely available on YouTube here in English: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1usFRN4LCMcfIV7UjHNuQg , originally del
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by opheliate 6y ago
Just for a different perspective, I grew up in a very low income household, and the Pi was the only computer I was able to convince my mum to get me as an early teenager. "Cheap" is relative, and I disagree that the Pi wasn&#x27
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by opheliate 6y ago
I definitely agree that's possible, but then they go over what a terminal is and what the "ls" command means, and how case-sensitivity and using commas in the correct places are important when programming, which strike me as
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by opheliate 6y ago
It's a fairly controversial pick amongst the C community, and it is a full book, but the first few chapters of 'Learn C the Hard Way' by Zed Shaw are (imo) a great resource to get started with the language, and also point you
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by opheliate 6y ago
This is a very strange "getting started" guide to C, and I'm not sure who the intended audience could possibly be. The tone at the start really does seem to be aimed at "absolute beginners" ("[...] programs mus
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by opheliate 6y ago
I think the reason it's not appearing there is because you're looking in the "Wikipedia:" namespace, which is actually used for meta pages, not articles (e.g: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:
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by opheliate 6y ago
I would have thought it would mean that any exploits which are used have widely available patches.
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by opheliate 6y ago
That seems like a pretty sweeping generalisation of the North and South. I'm aware that I'm responding to anecdotal evidence with an anecdote myself here, but I come from a fairly small Southern town myself, and I've been har
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by opheliate 6y ago
Such an interesting post, thank you for sharing! I'm in my second year of a maths degree currently, and we obviously studied frequentist probability/stats in the first year, but I'm not taking any probability modules this yea
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by opheliate 6y ago
This doesn't provide any more evidence for AOC having called for punishing opposition supporters, does it? Tapper doesn't appear to be directing employers to do anything here: he's stating how employers judge candidates, and
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by opheliate 6y ago
Hey, could you point me to where the political leader you're referring to has actually called for punishing opposition supporters? The tweets she actually wrote only explicitly ask for archiving things people have posted publicly, no