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by quink 3y ago
Yes… but in Fastmail’s case when I encountered an issue I had a “We appreciate your feedback on your use case. We'll take it into consideration for future product planning.” (which is all I was really asking for) from Neil Jenkins, of
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by quink 3y ago
Half that quote and half Henry Spencer's "Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly."
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by quink 3y ago
NBC’s Thursday lineup around 2010 basically. New episodes of Community, 30 Rock, The Office, and Parks and Recreation. And things associated with it all, like The Good Place.
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by quink 3y ago
You're right, I don't know what he meant by "awe-inspiring scifi" in the first place. Like I put in my other comment: > "It’s also a lot bleaker than it was in Matsumoto’s heyday." is also something that can
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by quink 3y ago
> not so many modern anime classics. At most only because there's so much more out there. The general consensus is that Oshi no Ko is as good as any classic (and is by the same author as the already classic Kaguya-sama) and that onl
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by quink 3y ago
> Gone are the traditional awe-inspiring scifi, in are the post-apocalyptical dystopia where teenagers are being oppressed by old people and the teenagers have to overturn the old ruling class. There have been two Gundam series and two G
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by quink 3y ago
10 of the 158 new things this season on MyAnimeList are classified with a theme of Isekai. Last season, 12 out of 225. Fall 2022 had 7 out of 230. The season prior to that, 9 out of 252. That's quite a few things, but not an overwhelmi
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by quink 4y ago
(2020)
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by quink 4y ago
Also, I’m getting the suspicion that OP has posted this to HN in order to get an answer or story on how twenty kids have been convinced to switch from dumb iPhones to amazing Android. If OP is looking for an explicit answer to that read bet
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by quink 4y ago
It sounds like he’s caught between a rock and a hard place. On the one hand he has his friends with iOS and importantly iMessage, on the other he’s got a parent who thinks these things are beneath him and wants him to get a better and more
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by quink 4y ago
From the article: > There's debate among those discussing the banner online whether the ad consists of code injected by Edge into Google's webpage, which would make it detectable and removable as part of the Document Object Mod
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by quink 4y ago
No it isn't. It means that the government doesn't control the funding (or lack of funding) for a public broadcaster. That's an important part of their independence. Also, it's not really a tax, it's a levy or fee.
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by quink 4y ago
SRG SSR has a daily radio audience market share of 43%, and 34% for television. > censored comment sections Hacker News has censored comment sections, why are you even here if it's such a dealbreaker?
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by quink 4y ago
SRG SSR is not in any sense owned or operated by the Swiss Confederation or any Swiss canton.
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by quink 4y ago
If you're talking about whether they're under the executive or financial control of a single (or small number of) ruling councils outside themselves: * CBC, RTBF, yes * SRG SSR, hell no * ZDF, not really Either way, all of them ha
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by quink 4y ago
That's a WCAG paddlin'. * Focus indicators * Text block width * Target Sizes Apart from that, even if it were there there's some trouble with the markup: * <abbr> tags missing * No landmark el
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by quink 4y ago
> If it weren't because of price, I'm sure everybody would prefer flying private. Oh, OK, the only reason we shouldn't move the 10,000 daily passengers between LAX and SFO in 10,000 planes a day is because of the price. &#
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by quink 4y ago
JR East has 12,500 bits of rolling stock and 50,000 employees. BNSF has 8,000 locomotives and 41,000 employees. They're listed on the stock exchange and clearly have more than a few garden toys. Also, who implied that railways need to
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by quink 4y ago
Autonomous Driving Lanes world-wide: 0 kilometres. > so they would not be a very good replacement for autonomous driving lanes. Railways world-wide: 1,400,000 kilometres. > Why are you resorting to a personal attack? Are you seriously
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by quink 4y ago
> Trains are also not owned by individuals. Planes aren't either, what's your point? That people who need to go somewhere should be priced out of using _public_ infrastructure and require a personal investment currently in the
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by quink 4y ago
What should we put in the most dominant top left position? Why, that’s easy, the fucking weather. Except you know it’s not going to be the weather. It will be, mark my words, a portal for advertising and sponsored content, the revenue maker
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by quink 4y ago
He got more votes than any Democrat before him in Texas. And he got Texas from the lowest turnout in the country in the 2014 midterms to the middle of the pack, and the closest vote in 40 years. And in the governor race he had the best Demo
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by quink 4y ago
> joker Which part? Support for anti-trust legislation, ending for-profit prisons, ending the war on drugs, increasing teacher salaries, increasing public school funding, combating global warming, confronting Ted Cruz over guns, pointing
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by quink 4y ago
“sustainability issues” Instead goes full in on making printers that self destruct, ink cartridges that self destruct and ink that self destructs.
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by quink 4y ago
0.39 for myself, I’m a non-native speaker.
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by quink 4y ago
Competent forward-looking leadership. There's plenty of factors that helped, I can think of a dozen right off the top of my head, but the one that made a crucial difference is in my opinion really the above. Basically this: https:&#x2
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by quink 4y ago
OK, fair enough, a search for JSX doesn't give any results either. To step back a bit though, there's 1 job with Clojure listed on my country's biggest job board. React? 3200. My whole point was trying to prove that you don&#
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by quink 4y ago
> Why wouldn't you Because 1. in the original, they were separate as well, 2. the path is derivative of the endpoint 3. you might want to cycle the colours or they're a pure derivative calculation based of the number of points
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by quink 4y ago
Everybody already knows and uses React and I had to repeat a tag name once only (barring the hidden React.Fragment). Sure it'll be clearer and more uniform, yet somehow you're typing this in English instead of Esperanto, Volapük o
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by quink 4y ago
const color = ["yellow", "blueviolet", "deeppink"]; const path = ["M 5 10 Q 5 5 8 1", "M 5 10 Q 4 5 2 4", "M 5 10 Q 6 6 8 4"]; const endPoint = [[8, 1], [2, 4], [8,

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