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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
Eh, it's not like there are hundreds of emojises pretty much exclusively tied to Japanese culture.
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
Does it need any additional code points?
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
For those like me, who have stopped following WMF governance for a long while and wondered "huh, I remember a Brion Vibber, is she related to him?", yes indeed she is as related as a person could possibly ever be: it's the sa
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
It would make more sense to compare the encyclical to other writings by Robert Prevost than to other encyclicals.
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/cpp/
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJjODY-PyJY
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
Just wait until you hear about std::hive. The work of one obsessive author, who never gave a good explanation for why the thing needed to be in the standard library instead of an external one. The committee was apathetic about the proposal
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
> nothing about tailwind forces you to build inaccessible or "div soup" apps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_purpose_of_a_system_is_wha... So what if it does not "force" you?
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
Why it it important if they are capable of seeming to quit Substack?
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
This has nothing to do with it.
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
Black Mirror was on Channel 4, not BBC.
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by pwdisswordfishq 5mo ago
> Great. TFA's author thinks he cherry picked a sentence to make the project look bad. Err... What? It's just a factual, non-judgemental description. Unlike your comment, which goes out of its way to call systemd names for what
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
The user has to be more careful. If he has installed any official Iranian apps (like banking or communication) or even visits such a website their IP address will be recorded and most certainly looked into. Even if they use split tunneling
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
It's no longer a ban / blacklist. It's a whitelist with extremely strict rules and DPI inspection. You can connect to example.com ONLY if it is whitelisted, and only if you use this specific IP and Port, with this specific TL
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
Yeah but then Hesam died [1] ... yesterday in jail before having a trial. He was 40, wasn't an activist and had two daughters. EDIT: To provide more context: Let's say that "John" is arrested for having had "illegal
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
idk if he wants to be helped
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
Haha, maybe we can help him
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
damn... you should change password...
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
> I wrote a DOOM clone ?
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
Apparently the browser API surface is not obscenely wide enough.
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
My input method's emoji picker is bound to Super+. and works fine in Firefox... ESR 140.10. WTF did they even need to change?
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
Hacker News is too good for pilcrows?
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
> "no hardware virtualisation" > looks inside > virtual 8086 mode
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
What good are replaceable batteries if the software becomes obsolete and un-upgradeable by the time you need to replace the battery?
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
> You're assuming malign motivations, I'm assuming misplaced ones. Sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
> This is from the separate independent team that works on Thunderbird, not Firefox, so there isn't any resource contention happening there I would rather have them work on Thunderbird.
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
Especially since, who cares about traditional SEO any more?
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by pwdisswordfishq 6mo ago
This is the price we pay for stuffing browsers with tons of imperative APIs that the browser has no choice but to implement to the letter, since analysing how they are actually used runs afoul of Rice's theorem.