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pwdisswordfish8
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What's confusing? They can re-render the scenes from the original source. At some point in the transition from VHS to DVD to Blu-Ray, they may have even done a "remastered" re-release (hiring staff to touch up textures and
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> Not sure what the best answer would be The answer is to not humor people who have unreasonable complaints about things that are their own fault (making assumptions about the content of an article aka judging a book by its cover). The
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5y ago
But it's not. This runs DOS in V8086 mode under Linux's supervision.
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The point is not that "backslash" sounds unrefined. "Backslash" is fine when you're referring to a backslash (reverse solidus). What's not fine is saying backslash when you are in fact referring to a plain
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"TLDs", not "extensions". I wince when I see the latter, similar (but not the same) as when people say "backslash" when referring to ordinary solidus. The great domainsfortherestofus.com used to exist, but see
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5y ago
Ever heard of RAII?
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You have been trolled. The entire point of saying "ok boomer" here is to, as economically as possible, be dismissive while getting the other side to spend disproportionate energy defending the the thing being dismissed. > From
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> Now we are all using AOL v3. (Facebook, Twitter, Google etc) ...GitHub (the Facebook of software development)...
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5y ago
What, did that make you mad? Why're you mad?
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> I'm a little confused about the issue description Not helped by the fact that even with explicit cajoling* to give steps to reproduce, the reporter wrote: > Steps to reproduce >Try to login/create an user in Gitlab (on-
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"Just" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there (and not sure what the point of the comment is, you're just restating the details of the original complaint? only with implied upward inflection like this?), but even when you &
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GitHub's Pull Requests feature is so friggin' deficient. I recently discovered that even if you capitulate and try to follow their shitty PR-oriented vision, if you create a repo by importing an existing one, there's no way u
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If h is defined to equal infinity on all single-element lists, then it will also absorb the result. If you pick definitions that don’t make sense, it’s your problem. Never mind setting h to ∞ at the empty list makes it no longer a homomor
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The problem of coming up with new paradigms.
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> In principle h need not be defined for empty inputs It actually need. Since the definition given earlier requires that h (x ++ y) = h x ⊙ h y for any x and y, in particular we can always take x or y (or both) to be empty. For the d
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> how do you read this in your mind? By looking at the screen. Do you have to ‘read’ a painting to be able to perceive it?
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5y ago
I was expecting a rant about cookie consent pop-ups.
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> Then Google decided to make the tabs on top standard for its Chrome browser, which was designed for mobile devices not desktops. On a smartphone it may make sense, as there isn’t room for a full desktop style menu layout. On a desktop
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Since you dodged the question, it's worth asking again. The complaint, stated by sprafa, is: "Look at the recent articles about Joe Rogan, they couldn’t stop themselves." ... to which you responded, ignoring the complaint and
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Finally, an editor that combines the intuitiveness of vim with the efficiency of Electron! Just what I wanted!
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> Is that something an average teen with an iPhone can do, or wants to do? Use an app that can listen to podcasts? Uh... yeah. > apart from the subscription feed, there's recommendations based on the videos you already watched S
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Did Joe Rogan literally buy and eat something from a package that says "horse dewormer" on it? You willingly ignored the salient parts of the comment you responded to (ironically providing more evidence of the very phenomenon tha
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The situation you just described does not match YouTube's value being in that it "provides content curation". The situation you described involves you doing the curation, and YouTube acting as a glorified RSS reader. If you
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And here I was considering finally upgrading. Good to know.
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If it were abstract algebra, the title would be ‘Basic Algebra’. https://golem.ph.utexas.edu/category/2013/12/the_long_grind_...
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Non-cookiewalled: https://text.npr.org/1034556269
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> The charges of anti-Semitism need to be acknowledged. Does it? He's dead. What's with the ever-present compulsion to linger, especially by social media medalists bent on writing volumes? What is there even to say? "An
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> a 15" or 17" model with the same swappable ports but with a beefier processor and much larger memory capacities In other words, you don't really want this laptop at all.
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"Static sites" usually refer to a websites where the server is not servicing application requests because all resources are flat files precomputed ahead of time, not websites with no JS. Basically what you can get by opening file
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And yet they used to. Ever heard of Google Books?
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