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by rerx 4y ago
> A goodreads for movies? Letterboxd wants to be that, pretty much, without tying it to one specific catalogue of titles available to stream. I think Mubi still has a lot of reviews, regardless if movies are available there or not. There
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by rerx 4y ago
I thought that the article you posted didn't really apply to the phrase "by yourself". The examples quoted there sounded much more grating to me (using "myself" as the subject of a sentence for instance). I'm c
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by rerx 4y ago
I don't think the article applies to this idiom. See for instance https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/by-your... > by yourself > PHRASE > If you do something _by yourself_, you succe
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by rerx 4y ago
That may change past the age of 40 or so.
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by rerx 4y ago
Particular annoying are localized, originally English drop-down menus, where they translated the items, but did not update the alphabetical ordering. Quite confusing until you realize that you have to scroll much further than Denmark to fin
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by rerx 4y ago
Does Netflix (still) subsidize TV vendors to include their app? Or is it the case that TV vendors would not be able to sell their products if they didn't come with built-in Netflix? I read some representative from Nvidia Shield explain
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by rerx 4y ago
Somehow I doubt the large OLED panel in my TV is cheaper than its little stand.
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by rerx 4y ago
Where does the "1/18th of the book" come from? The medium article has a "(18/52)" in the title, but that rather seems to indicate that the article is number 18 in a series of 52 (weekly book reviews in a year o
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by rerx 4y ago
This is all concept, of course. But walking around the dishevelled old church, listening to the constant humm in the background is an experience that grows from knowing that this tone will last for years until it will change as prescribed.
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by rerx 5y ago
Note that the ban was for sales to minors (under the age of 18) not to all citizens. It also disallowed advertisement, of course, so probably there was a noticeable impact on sales. It probably didn't stop teenagers from getting the ga
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by rerx 5y ago
Public display of Nazi flags is illegal in many European countries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bans_on_Nazi_symbols
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by rerx 5y ago
Yeah, that statement prompted me to try Gateway. It felt a bit premature then. The initial setup is a bit more involved with Projector, which may be a good reason to direct new users to the more recent offering.
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by rerx 5y ago
Here's their ticket for that feature: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CWM-2913 Sounds like they _are_ making fast progress at least.
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by rerx 5y ago
> It worked relatively well, but there were some issues around copy/paste, etc. They have an electron-based client that improves on some of these issues that stem from running inside a browser: https://jetbrains.github.io
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by rerx 5y ago
Gave this a try a few weeks ago (for CLion with Jetbrains Client, IntelliJ for Java might be further of course) and felt it was still quite lacking. Loads of features weren't there yet. Of the top of my head: no way to use my customize
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by rerx 5y ago
> why you'd want to actually carry it around To get on trains and buses, or to walk up a flight of stairs, ... Why would you get a folding bike if you have no need to ever carry it?
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by rerx 5y ago
Here they show how to attach your trolley bag to the bike and pull it behind you. I reckon this requires quality wheels on your luggage. https://kwiggle.odoo.com/home-kwiggle-rollkoffer Besides that you can attach a standar
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by rerx 5y ago
I haven't had a chance to try a single-wheel electric vehicle as they are not street legal in Germany. But usually I vastly prefer riding a bike over an electric stand-up scooter. My weight is distributed much better on a bike, making
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by rerx 5y ago
And the reason for that was not Apple's will, it was EU legislation.
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by rerx 5y ago
This is big: They introduced a proper protocol for serialization. Finally one will no longer need to make sure on each host to run exactly the same version of Unison _compiled with precisely the same version of the Ocaml compiler_!
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by rerx 5y ago
Pythran sounds awesome. I've somehow always glossed over it before. That might be due to the name, which made me think it was some Fortran-interop library (and those tend to be old and not what I need)...
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by rerx 5y ago
Big name US tech companies pay much higher salaries than typical for software engineers in Munich. Just browse https://www.levels.fyi/comp.html?track=Software%20Engineer&c...
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by rerx 5y ago
Munich is very expensive for German standards. 60k gross is not a lot of money there. Zurich or SF are still on a different level of course.
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by rerx 5y ago
Financially poor
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by rerx 5y ago
Same experience with Raycast and Enpass. Additionally you can configure apps to be ignored for the clipboard history feature.
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by rerx 5y ago
A malicious recipient can click the link and exploit that their email is now associated to the account of some other person.
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by rerx 5y ago
You are right! I misremembered. It's `ps x`. From `man ps`: x Lift the BSD-style "must have a tty" restriction, which is imposed upon the set of all processes when some BSD-style (without "-") options
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by rerx 5y ago
Have they fixed the performance issues with non-integer scaling?
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by rerx 5y ago
I agree that the interface of ps is awful with its two conflicting ways to define options, but `ps u` does show all your processes on Linux. I usually type `ps fux` to get a nice tree. Sadly that's Linux-specific and doesn't work
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by rerx 5y ago
Which review are you quoting?

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