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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Default system theme in browser uses x11 colour scheme, atleast in Firefox
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Much of the companies/startup’s and vc’s are dominated by immigrants coming in from europe and asia. That ecosystem was fueled by immigrants before them. The only reason people seek out this geography is most global media attention is
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> enrolled in the Canary channel of Microsoft's Windows Insider testing program. This is the least stable and most experimental of the four Windows 11 testing channels. As Microsoft adds features and fixes bugs, it should gradually
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Your chapter links are broken - https://dotnetz2h.com/chapter_01_the_absolute_basics/series_...
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> Web Awesome is the biggest open-source library of meticulously designed, highly customizable, and framework-agnostic UI components. Does not work in older browsers
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
There isn’t any logical reasoning to be found in the article, apart from repeated statements that they are not getting traffic. Why can’t wiki news stay alive as a non biased source of information? I have often found its content to be devo
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Are play store/App Store policies around webview apps getting stricter? Last I heard there were numerous rejections faced by developers around webview apps.
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> Think of it like a silent observer inside the kernel — you can tell it what to watch, but not to take action beyond that. What is the scope of this? Can any arbitrary program start monitoring what is happening in the system? If that is
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
No pointers and memory management example?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
I have a far more different gripe than this. Firefox seems to needlessly introduce features I barely need. Check their new release, 140.0 They introduced a toggle in the address bar to show the window title. Who tf is asking for this? This
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Hmmm.. didn’t understand this. Excel does have csv import right? Are you saying you had to manually import it everytime you got a dump from your bank or other sources?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Cool
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Do you have a link to the mate gtk2 fork? Their gh don’t seem to have a dedicated repo.
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Congrats! What kind of saas is it?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Why were you tired of excel?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
I wish there was some DIY way to tinker at a molecular level. Stuff like this is confined to labs because tools needed to do these things are ridiculously expensive. Part of the reason we don’t see so many exciting things even from past dec
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
I think I need to know what a shell is before I can understand a terminal. To me shell is just a layer exposed by the OS which allows programs to access OS functions. And terminal is an interactive UI to interact with the OS and its program
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
What in gods abomination is this - 3px yellow if( style(--color: green): dashed; style(--color: yellow): inset; else: solid; ) —- CSS was suppose to be only for styles, single responsibility and all. What is the need to introduce log
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
What is a terminal emulator? Is it just a terminal just like power shell? But why is it an emulator?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Nah, doesn’t give much detail on how it bypasses paywall. I like to imagine these paywall are implemented client side, so while downloading the raw html, news content is still present. Reader view on browsers do the same, just remove the js
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Curious, the direct link is paywalled. But how is this able to archive the article?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Seem like you are confused about what an interview is. Interview is there to judge if you have the requisite knowledge of programming based on your position and experience. If interviewer wants to test your usage of tools, it will be struct
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
This is how it looks like in iOS 13.6 - https://ibb.co/GQQZ3rpr
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> goHardDrive said that they had no bug bounty program, but that they refunded $20 of my $330 purchase as a thank you This is hilarious
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Meta comment: have noticed some posts get flagged. Is it because they are political?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
No support for older browsers?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> Koka tracks the (side) effects of every function in its type, where pure and effectful computations are distinguished. The precise effect typing gives Koka rock-solid semantics backed by well-studied category theory, which makes Koka p
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Never faced a tab restoration failure. I have used ff in Linux, Mac OS, windows. Managing updates, or page states, or tabs, never had an issue. And never felt needed special extensions to manage anything. This definitely look like an issue
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Sounds like a nothing burger. Firefox allows you to restore tabs. And you can turn off automatic updates. Seriously don’t understand where you are facing this issue. Every commercial grade software allows you to customise your workflow.
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
It’s just few minutes of update time. If one is so short of time, perhaps they need to re-evaluate other things.

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