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pwdisswordfish0
4y ago
Dart is also an option. https://github.com/munificent/hauberk https://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/category/roguelike/
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4y ago
Sure, every frame announces its own length in the frame header, so the frame content iself does not need to be escaped (apart from the usual escaping of MP3 synchronisation markers, called „unsynchronisation“, but that’s not relevant to the
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4y ago
I guess “it’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message”.
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pwdisswordfish0
4y ago
Huh, thanks for that! I’m still missing backspace to go back sometimes, but I never knew about this. On Windows it’s alt+left.
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4y ago
The point is, it's rodonculous.
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4y ago
>I expect that if the ticket is a success, it will be replaced by real free rides in the future. What’s your confidence level here? Because if you can make me believe that the ticket is effectively a vote for ticketless/free ÖPNV I
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4y ago
iTunes music has been DRM free since 2009 (with some exceptions, probably).
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5y ago
>edge has veritcal tabs and allows login in with your AD account Firefox will let you do this, too, if you tell it to trust the host in about:config: network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris
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5y ago
You mean that it is intelligent? Surely it’s trivial to prove you’re a computer by solving some math real fast. “Can you prove you’re a machine?” – “Sure, check this out:” runs Doom The intelligent part would be figuring out that you want
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5y ago
Is that supposed to be a reference to “Wir Sind Die Roboter”? Feels awkward in German, usually we would say “Wir sind Weltmeister”. Also, it’s not a word, but if it were a human in casual conversation, it wouldn’t be a weird reply. Spooky s
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5y ago
> I hope his mother eventually received the help she needed. "His"?
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pwdisswordfish0
5y ago
Oh don’t you worry, I verbally abuse most computers and software, regardless of their gender.
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pwdisswordfish0
5y ago
Huh, this really surprised me, because Winnie The Pooh shipped for free with Apple Books when that came out, and I thought it was precisely because it was so old. So Apple actually licensed it then?
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5y ago
>They’re looking for someone to fulfill a porno fantasy, not a partner. That seems pretty obvious considering one want is a subset of the other. If I’m physically attracted to you but not in other ways, I can still want to have sex with
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5y ago
Why is there so much talk about sex bots? Every time this problem comes up, people bring up sex bots. This article elides the problem that technology is currently dozens of years away from robots capable of anything even remotely resembling
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5y ago
What is the correct past tense of lead? I thought it was “led”, but I can’t remember having ever read any other form? What often irks me, as a non-native speaker, is the wrong subjunctive (if that’s what it’s called). People say and write a
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5y ago
Well, it’s viridis.
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5y ago
>because I wanted too Why though? I see this sometimes even on mainstream sites and I always wonder what the idea is.
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5y ago
> My actual personal preference is arguably even less popular than yours: to avoid dependencies wherever possible in the first place You lack the relevant facts to even be able to speculate about this. You haven't even done an adeq
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5y ago
> By immediately destructuring the parameters object Please don't try to use fancy terms to impress. That's not what destructuring is. This appears to have been hand selected and placed into the second-chance pool. My questio
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5y ago
I don't understand your questions. My message is that for a very large number of real world scenarios the value proposition of doing things the NPM way does not result in a Pareto improvement, despite conventional wisdom suggesting oth
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5y ago
> I don't think it's a matter of me having a narrow perspective, but maybe you could enlighten me. I have to think it is, because the "shape" of your responses here have been advice about things that I/we can do
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5y ago
> all reddit subreddits can be turned into an rss feed by adding ".rss" after the URL, e.g. https://reddit.com/r/news/.rss It bugs me when people link to the version derived from the form with the tra
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5y ago
This is more misdirection. By no means am I arguing that if you're doing a thousand stupid things and then start checking in a copy of your dependencies, that you're magically good. _Yes_ you're still gonna need to sort you
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> Are you sure this isn't just a problem in your organization? I'm really struggling to understand the kind of confusion that would be necessary in order for this question to make sense. Why do you suspect that this might be a
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Ill-advised tool adoption is exactly the problem I'm aiming to get people to wake up and say "no" to. You need only one version control system, not one reliable one plus one flaky one. Use the reliable one, and stop with th
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> And what happens when you need to update those dependencies? Then you update them just like you do otherwise, like I already said is possible. > you can't keep it alive on 4yr-old dependencies. In fact, you've cursed it wi
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5y ago
Skip the nonsense and just check your dependencies in directly to your repo. The separation has no real world gains for developers and doesn't serve anyone except the host of your source repo. As it turns out most people's repo
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5y ago
Not hard to land in a tab with Firefox complaining that it doesn't know of an FTP handler. Google Scholar returns results to papers hosted on FTP all the time. On the other hand, as annoying as this is, this is the one time that maint
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5y ago
The app will have to be reimplemented in a way that doesn't screw up the input. < https://zserge.com/posts/js-editor/ >
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