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The article says > > This is entirely in keeping with how the KDE project as a whole works: for instance, if you search the KDE Applications website for "text editor", you'll find three: Kate, KWrite, and Nota. If you s
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We have to be realistic though. We can't even get a law requiring right to replace a battery on our own iPhones...
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this gives me an idea... what if you keep everything about the game the same but change it to hjkl navigation for vim learners?
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I have a front-facing dashcam in my car. It records videos when I drive. Would this be useful for others? The videos are not stamped with GPS coordinates but I don't go off road or anything so you can usually tell the name of the stree
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> What do we do now? I am happy for you. I know people use this kind of as a backhanded way like "bless your soul" in Texas but I really mean it. I am happy for you. I hope I can get there as well. T_T
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Sorry, yes, I meant somehow have negative inflation without the terrible consequences (iirc Japan had it at slightly above zero for a decade and that was bad enough, can't imagine actually negative numbers enough to reverse the inflati
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> Can you provide any data to refute the numbers I shared? Because again, the job market is looking pretty good to me. This is why everyone hates economists. They have zero insight into how lives are for ordinary people. I applied for
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2y ago
I was going to say I have 10k plus hours on steam adventure capitalist but I'm not actively playing all the time. Most of it is an autoclicker over the night or the weekend.
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I am so glad I am not the only one who hated it when other people would try to imply the work I did was trivial. If you want to say my work is trivial or "just" 0.5 story points, you should be willing to pick up this story.
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Wordpress saga is spicy in itself but really this is also a wake up call for any programmer like me who is overly dependent on a single technology such as dotnet or java. However, what else can we do? There are only so many hours in a day.
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2y ago
I get your point about `-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;`. While I'm not fully versed in its effects, I agree that we should avoid vendor prefixes to keep things consistent. Thanks for highlighting this!
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> Pop quiz! Measuring by the visible pink border, how wide is the .box element in the following scenario, assuming no other CSS has been applied? I don't mean it in a bad way, just trying to observe and learn. This pop quiz is a bri
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> With 200K+ employees, at this point it is better to think of Microsoft as a city and different teams in it as independent companies in that city with employees that sometimes go out for coffee together :-P As a former v dash, it was al
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2y ago
Keep scrolling down. here is a screenshot. https://i.imgur.com/PINAuWx.png OP, there should be a way to link to the pricing section, better than this mess I came up with (which will likely break with the next website updat
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I don't think it is a bug in Firefox for Android. I was able to reproduce similar behavior in Safari (iOS 18, iPhone SE 2020) and Google Chrome for Android. For the readers: please keep scrolling past the vast nothingness until you hit
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As a compromise, I am willing to add conditions something to the effect of some of the spectrum ceded by the military can be temporarily reclaimed for exclusive in case of a ground invasion on the continental United States. I mean I don
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The question still stands though. Why does wp engine get to infringe on WordPress trademark AND get access to server resources for free?
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I will give you another unrelated example to demonstrate fake obsolescence on an iPhone. For example, on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, You cannot set the battery to stop charging at 80%. You can do this with the new iPhone. I don't remember
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> Elastic wouldn't be able to integrate Amazon's patches back into their codebase without losing the ability to change the license in the future. (I anal, even if I were a lawyer, I am definitely not YOUR lawyer, yada yada) If
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> Now I think about it, how is the international law banning nukes in space actually enforced? E.g. if Russia just put one on a satellite and didn't tell anyone, does anyone have any way to notice? I am way out of my depth to say an
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In my not so humble opinion, the biggest problem with phone numbers in general is the general ability to spoof any number. Please correct me if I am wrong but stir/shaken is only available on the new stuff and even then there is no goo
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2y ago
The article talks about counterfeit but doesn't talk about it in detail. Do these vending machines accept counterfeit old bills? If so, it seems like at some point genuine old bills will be scarce making it very likely that people desp
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2y ago
> SF and Oakland I don't have a link but I remember reading an article/Blog post linked here on hn where a software developer was in San Francisco one evening, saw the cops arresting someone, went to say something, got arrested
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Just out of curiosity, how far is far enough? As a thought experiment, would a shinkansen running every six minutes change this?
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> Will binaries from 15 years ago run on SUSE Linux? If it is important enough, the government should demand ownership of the source code, not just take some binary and call it a day.
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> their own lane so they don't get stuck in traffic with the cars, let them go where cars may not go, give priority at traffic lights etc I feel like we are in agreement. It might not be enough but it is necessary. Problem is we don
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I still hope we can undo the "permanent" tax cuts of 2017 at some point.
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I'm pretty sure malpractice insurance would love to not pay the doctor if they are caught doing anything like this. That threat alone would prevent doctors from doing stupid things.
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> Foolish trends like removing catalytic converters and running super loud exhausts for single digit horsepower gains or hooning on public roads don't do its image any favors. And there is so much more. One of my pet peeves was idi
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I tried marginalia with site: for my blog. > This website is not known to the search engine. To submit the website for crawling, follow these instructions.
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