pasc1878

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by pasc1878 3y ago
I don't think there is any way to heal tinnitus. The best you can do is get habituated to it, that is get used to it. The only way is as you have found is to concentrate or do something else.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
No it is because people don:t write documentation any more. New languages tend to be open source and the ethos is read the source. Which I think is wrong.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Yes because Unicode did not exist at the time
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Nix the language is OK if it is all in one file. How files all each other and the parameters is odd. You call a function with two parameters but the file starts with many
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by pasc1878 3y ago
And us older folks have screen brightness turned up as our eyes get worse. For many years I had white background so I could really see things. Now with floaters I have to use dark background and many games are now unusable as they have ligh
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Tree style tabs is not new. It predates containers and might even predate chrome
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Not really now. If you use Windows or macOS then you can open all your time using the OS suppliers tools or tools bought from third parties. In macOS you can use UNIX but it is the FreeBSD world so no GNU or Linux there. In windows if you w
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by pasc1878 3y ago
No in setting up a flake to configure my system but yes callPackage seems odd as well
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Understanding yes but language wise no. Guix is a known language scheme. nix is off - I can't work out what parameters are needed for any one function call they all appear to be in a global namespace. Unfortunately I need to be able to
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Pharo MOC and documentation shows web apps. Also the Pharo by Example book linked from the Pharo site. Note that Seaside is the framework that produces web apps. You can write scripts in Pharo as pharo does take a script on the command line
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by pasc1878 3y ago
I am confused by your comments. I read them as asking why Calibre does not provide a renderer as the main thing but provides other things that people don't need. My comments are that calibre is designed for the things you say people do
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Can you look at your library on a PC? Can you use a non Kindle reader? Kindle is a small part of its use.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Several reasons. It is a cross platform application in python using QT so is not really for mobile it even possible. What you state as things it does not need are the things that it was designed to do - reading ebooks came along quite late
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Which cost more than the unsafe machinery
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Pedantically this is correct still. You are not using UNIX unless you paid for a mac or iPhone (or higher cost machines like IBM AIX et.) Linux is not a UNIX - it is not certified. Noone has paid for it to be certified.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
You can run it from anywhere including where you downloaded that has user write access. But you have to keep everything in the top directory and copy that around not the .app It is not packaged as a Mac Application that is all in a .app fil
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Try the existing invoke which is a python task runner https://www.pyinvoke.org/
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Also see waf https://waf.io/ which is a similar build system as scons to replace make including dependencies
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by pasc1878 3y ago
I thought that was normal at least when writing or saying things. Use of either mechanical displays or on computers time selecter widgets does mean that 24 is not shown anywhere,
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by pasc1878 3y ago
You don't have massive meals and not much alcohol if any
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Not really - if you were using python heavily you would not be using Apple python but installed from python.org or Anaconda or a package manager to control what version is in use Also Apple did give an OS release or two warning I think.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Because the UK has the choice to keep good EU laws and dump the ones they don't want. GDPR and cookies are good for the user. they give the user the choice to tell google etc to go away
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by pasc1878 3y ago
But not enough to make up for the costs of even thinking about implementing what is needed let alone actually implementing, getting a legal check and maintaining it.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Which makes sense as it does not sell there so it does not want to bother with non US laws.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Early versions of OSX (well Rhapsody) were release on x86 and the underlying OS ran on several other chips so really well known.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
No it is private in that it is owned by something not the Crown.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
yes they are private but that allows them to ban parts of the public and actions of the public e.g. banning people, throwing peopl out for misbehaviour - and that latter could inclde taking photos if the owner wanted.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Not quite. The important point here is it is NOT public ground. It is private that allows most people in but the oweners have the right to do things
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Surely challenging means that you show that you are listening to the client and shows you understand. How does a client tell the difference between what you do and a salesman overpromises both of these salesmen listened and said that they c
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Which is why after another screening method sees something you are offered a colonoscopy to look further and if early enough do a simple removal which is much less of a risk and has less side effects than a full operation to remove parts of

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