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by ralferoo 9mo ago
Well, arguably if it's immutable, then it's not a variable so "var" doesn't make sense. The corollary is if it's a variable it should be mutable so "var mut" is a tautology. I think "const x = so
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by ralferoo 9mo ago
That surprised me, but sure enough this shows you're right: <div style="color: black">a <div style="color: red">b <div style="color: green" />c </div>d </div>e
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by ralferoo 9mo ago
Unfortunately, the one thing this article needs to get right is broken: the examples. On my screen (Chrome on Windows on 1080p screen), it's in a scrollable box filling the middle half of the width of the screen. Some of the screens ar
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by ralferoo 9mo ago
This seems daft to me as it would be trivial to identify on a network. Real SMTP will have significant data flow in one direction towards the destination, will close the connection fairly quickly once it's transferred (so no pauses) an
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
https://archive.is/0XHiY
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Also, one thing I forgot to mention that I think is really important... If the company is prepared to offer you a big enough raise to tempt you to stay, and able to organise that raise at short notice, why didn't they value you enough
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Having received a counter offer more than once, and accepting it once, I'd say that it's better at that point to just leave. If you're already at the point of having decided to resign, you've already done a lot of soul s
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
> The legal question is posed: Who is liable under Roman law? My question is why does anybody have to be liable at all? Most normal people would consider this just to be a freak accident. Sure, there's learning points that can be ta
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
I guess yours might have been intended to be a facetious comment, but a quick google for designer weaving shows up a UK company as the first hit for me that sells their work for approximately $1500 per square foot. If the demand for this wo
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Thanks, I hadn't realised that. It's so long since I properly used the Kobo, I didn't recognise any of the names.
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
I dug one of mine out of the cupboard and just checked. There's an option for refresh after every: with options from 1 page to 6 pages. I guess better than I remembered, but that's still not what I was after. What I really want is
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
I wonder if it's the same thing that happens on a personal level in other countries, just happening on a more macro scale. Thinking about my own life, when I moved to university all my possessions fitted in a car with both me and my mu
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
I guess maybe mine is just too old from before they got this sorted. From what I remember, mine always fully turns black then clears before rendering. Even big areas of the page that are white both before and after, there was always a full
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
I have a few of these Kobo Touch readers that haven't been touched in years, so no idea if the batteries even still work. Even though I'd never tried them before, I got 3 as a local shop (WHSmiths in the UK) was having a clearance
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
> I'm still confused about why multiple clients would be pushing the same message From the information given in the article, it states categorically that the relays do not ever connect to other relays (which makes you wonder why the
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Even if the military plane had its transponder off, the civilian plane didn't. The military pilot had no justification for not knowing the civilian plane was there and at a minimum adjusting its altitude to make this a non issue.
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Reading the comments below make me feel like I should maybe be expected to already know what nostr is. But anyway, I don't and reading this article, it felt like it just suddenly cut off at the end. It explained all the traditional app
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
The real problem is that this question starts from what I think is a stupid premise. If a startup that never had employees uses AI, should be it be taxed differently to a startup that never had employees that doesn't use AI? If so, wha
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
> I have a few really good hardware ideas, but I don't believe I could ever market them fast enough and far enough to make it worth spending the R&D to make them happen. Yeah, almost a decade ago I had a dream of creating a dron
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
If you don't know their birthday, you can presumably never answer that question in any case. If you only know the birth year and keyed 99 as the month for unknown, then your algorithm would determine they were of a correct age on the s
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
> Norwegian PNs have your birth date (in DDMMYY format) as the first six digits. Surely that doesn't change, right? Well, wrong, since although the date doesn't change, your knowledge of it might. Immigrants who didn't kno
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
I've got lots of travel stories, not of which are as impressive as most of the other stories here, because I was never in a situation where I needed help but I have definitely experienced strangers where I'm a foreigner in their c
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Presumably not, as it's a contractual thing when you upload something to Google Play. Not sure if there are rules about only uploading to Google Play if you use it at all. I've no idea, but I presume it's not even possible to
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Depending on the amount of inserts, it might be more efficient to create all the indexes in one go. I think this is certainly true for normal columns. But I suspect with JSON the overhead of parsing it each time might make it more efficient
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Shared the same in a comment below, but probably worth adding as a top level comment. Google are doing exactly the same as Apple previously were doing, mandatory from end of next month - January 28, 2026. Their new requirements: https:&#x2
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
I received an e-mail earlier this week saying that their new policies will be mandatory by January 28, 2026. https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ... It's incredibly similar to what App
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Similarly, for my e-mail server, I manually add spammers into my exim local_sender_blacklist a single domain at a time. About a month into doing this, I just gave up and added * @* .ru and that instantly cut out around 80% of the spam e-mai
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
"Raptor Lake" isn't an internal codename, it's very much external as it's what Intel actively referred to that generation as. How's a non-geek shopping for a PC going to know if it's better or worse than &
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
Maybe a geekbench from yesteryear. Back in the mists of time it was apocryphally known as "eight megs and continually swapping". But I guess that's a couple of orders of magnitude out nowadays.
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by ralferoo 10mo ago
I hate noise from the PC, so I've sited my PC under the desk at the opposite end of the room to where I sit (so about 3.5m away). I have a pair of 5m DP cables running to my 2 ultrawide monitors without any problems at all, so it seems

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