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riddley
3y ago
Das Keyboard keeps me hooked with their on-board USB hub. I'd love to switch but it's just so damned handy. I don't know why more kb manufacturers don't do this.
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3y ago
Ruby is nice in every regard :) Most languages have some form of backticks to run an external binary. When I left my original comment I got a phone call in the middle of it and rushed it, sorry about that. What I really meant was having the
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3y ago
I'm mostly in concordance, but one thing I think every scripting language got wrong is how painful it is to run external binaries. Sure it can be done but it could be as easy as a shell script.
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3y ago
Powershell has some cool things, but it's a disaster when it comes to usability.
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3y ago
It just strips off the final one.
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3y ago
I wonder how it works for people who use business-name@personal-domain.tld as their emails with whatever businesses.
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3y ago
Capitalism's whole thing is create the sickness and sell the cure, right?
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3y ago
You might try a clipboard manager. Most of these that I've used have an option to strip new lines from anything in the clipboard.
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3y ago
Ok I stopped playing when Muslim+money was terrorist. Hard pass.
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3y ago
Speed+light isn't Einstein?? Chariot+God isn't UFO??
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3y ago
I was hoping for a self hosted copy of The Old Reader.
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3y ago
It's worse than helping users feel like they can decide later. Much worst IMO. As a life long android user, I recently purchased an iPad to see if I could stomach IOS because I'm really sick of Android's shit. In going though
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3y ago
I think the concern is that a subsequent allocation would have blocks from a previous allocation that could be readable.
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3y ago
I wish i could see your face when you discover Home Assistant and its Enphase integration.
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3y ago
Why is this better than CDPATH that is already built into my shell?
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3y ago
I started on PiHole and moved to AdGuardHome and eventually landed on Technitium. I have a large home network and it does auto reverses and multiple record types that the others didn't. I really like Technitium.
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3y ago
>They don't all have nothing that isn't required. I'm not smart enough to parse that sentence, I think.
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3y ago
The article doesn't mention that they just added ads to Prime Video with the justification of spending more money on developing content.
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3y ago
I may be wrong, but I think when Torvalds created it, he envisioned an email based workflow using patch files. In his use case, he is the single source of truth who decides what gets merged.
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3y ago
Wouldn't bar charts show that too but without the issues mentioned in the article?
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3y ago
ZFS does. I've heard of other file systems that can put their journal on a separate device but web search sucks these days and I ran out of time to figure out which.
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3y ago
I'm not sure either, but AFAIK they've expanded every year. They seem to be doing fine.
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3y ago
> The actual market isn't Ender 3 vs Mk4. Goalposts moved! > It's extremely hard to argue that Prusa printers represent a good value in any market segment in a post-Bambu world. I don't find it hard. > produce better
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3y ago
What you've said is true, but it assumes the goal is money. If that's the measurement, then yes they should do that. I'm not him so I can't say for certain, but money doesn't seem to be Jo's end-goal.
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3y ago
I'm sorry you're sick of having to defend your baseless claims. If you don't know about Prusaslicer, you download it, and in some cases click Next a few times to install it. You then select whatever printer(s) you have from a
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3y ago
But the author isn't saying (only) "Prusa is losing the ultra-beginner market." That's moving the goal posts. The author is making sweeping claims beyond just that market, right? When you're in the market for a new
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3y ago
Again I have to ask if you've ever used a Prusa, no really this time? Prusa users use Prusaslicer, not Cura. Printables.com often hosts gcode files that require no slicing at all by end users. These points completely aside -- do you th
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3y ago
> The thing is, there really isn't much of a difference between an Ender 3 and a Mk4 that a typical consumer (that is, not an enthusiast) would understand as justifying the bigger price tag. I'm not sure what makes you feel so
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3y ago
The initial cost of ownership is the only thing that matters?
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3y ago
The trouble is, the author doesn't at any point discuss what makes the products better. They just claim they are as if initial cost is the only factor.
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