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by pikelet 3y ago
And it's actually masala chai.
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by pikelet 3y ago
That's pretty much my experience! I've tried switching to podman a few times now and I really wanted to like it. Each time lasting a few months, and it always ends with frustration. At this point it's like btrfs for me. Perha
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by pikelet 4y ago
Perhaps you can try Ctrl+z to background the editor, do whatever you need to, and then run 'fg' (foreground I think) to get back into it. It should just stay paused in the background for you.
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by pikelet 4y ago
No one said anything about 'every opinion you encounter', so if anyone is exaggerating it's you (and personally it feels more like you're lowering the quality of the discussion at this point). In this specific case I&#x2
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by pikelet 4y ago
I've been using Wayland happily for the last few years. I'm missing colour management but I know it's (slowly) being worked on and I can wait, as everything else I need works better than it did for me under X11. Can't sa
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by pikelet 4y ago
It's just date based versioning, so 22.08 is August, 2022.
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by pikelet 4y ago
Now try sending that money overseas. Depending on the countries and currencies involved you may be in for a world of pain (personal experience). It's great if you don't have that problem, but once you do you start to really see ho
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by pikelet 4y ago
I'm not sure what makes you think that is the 'single innovative aspect' (besides, unless we're talking about Monero, most crypto transactions are not anonymous). One of the reasons I'm excited is for truly borderle
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by pikelet 4y ago
It's not just merchants (until reading this I actually had the impression that Shopify's intention was to protect merchants at all costs). I've heard many horror stories from other developers in the Shopify Partners Slack Com
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by pikelet 4y ago
I'm not sure why the author thinks that his posts were on topic because 'it's in the article'. It's clearly not what the article is about. I won't comment on the moderation (banning), but clearly that comment t
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by pikelet 4y ago
That's rather different than betting on the death of something.
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by pikelet 4y ago
Silvio Micali?
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by pikelet 5y ago
As mentioned in the comment you're replying to, Element is just one client for Matrix, and there are others like Fluffy Chat that might suit your tastes better. Try some other clients before giving up on Matrix.
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by pikelet 5y ago
Element isn't terrible, it's just more like Slack than Signal or WhatsApp (and I like that, different use cases). Other clients, as you mentioned, provide the latter. There's space for everyone.
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by pikelet 5y ago
He wasn't crippling his own functionality though, he was deliberately crippling the functionality of everyone who trusted him.
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by pikelet 5y ago
Shopify now takes zero share of your revenue for the first $1,000,000 each year (resets annually), then takes 15% (if I recall) after that.
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by pikelet 5y ago
I like it. It's consistent, well documented, and has matured to the point where the last time I remember it getting in my way was probably 8+ years ago.
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by pikelet 5y ago
Cross the line? As a kiwi who got stuck in Peru for over 6 months due to the border closure and lack of flights, and had to go through MIQ when I was finally able to return, I'm extremely grateful for the MIQ system. Do I think it coul
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by pikelet 5y ago
That is truly interesting, but I also find it quite depressing. There's almost not a tree in sight. I'm glad that I did not live in such a place. Edit: The one from the Netherlands is lovely though, and an example of how life in o
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by pikelet 5y ago
Does Kakoune really have a plugin for syntax highlighting with Tree-sitter? I was under the impression that there was only a plugin for structural selections (kak-tree). I would really like more accurate syntax highlighting in Kakoune, part
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by pikelet 5y ago
The wording around the value 'changing' is a bit ambiguous, but otherwise you're basically agreeing with them: the reference is immutable (not the referenced data).
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by pikelet 5y ago
And from the dev's followup explanation it just feels like their default is that everyone is entitled so they react accordingly. That response sure came out of left field, and I think the dev is lacking a little self awareness. Taking
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by pikelet 6y ago
I didn't down vote you, but I suppose that if you are looking for others to respond with why, you could start by explaining why you have that perspective yourself. Else, what is anyone to respond to?
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by pikelet 6y ago
It's not as vivid as that, but I've certainly been in areas where you can see that same milky glow (also in Aotearoa).
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by pikelet 6y ago
Exactly. Luckily society seems to be slowly becoming more accommodating and understanding, but there is a long was to go before society truly understands how to value the contribution of people who are different. Seeing 'disability&#x2
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by pikelet 6y ago
For a large part of my life I was somewhat jealous of my brother, who had Asperger's, for his natural wit, and his incredible creativity (in art, in music, in writing). So I can't possibly see it as a disability. It certainly make
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by pikelet 6y ago
I really doubt that most developers deliberately optimise for Chrome, or do you mean subconsciously? I'm a web developer and although most others I know use Chrome (I primarily use Firefox even though I'm not entirely satisfied wi
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by pikelet 6y ago
Just remember that beyond words, our expressions, gestures, and tone, are all important parts of effective human communication, and text lacks all of that. Subtlety in meaning or intent can change while still using the same words. Slack isn
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by pikelet 6y ago
And with the only payout option being PayPal, the fees are even higher…
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by pikelet 6y ago
It does. You can set up a usage charge on top of an existing subscription: https://shopify.dev/docs/admin-api/rest/reference/billing/us...

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