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by riquito 5y ago
Latest Firefox mobile, android
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by riquito 5y ago
That way you can get false positives unless you concatenate using a non-valid character in the protocol foo@example.com other@example.net foo@example.co mother@example.net Btw, storing just the domains, or inverting the email strings, would
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by riquito 5y ago
I don't think that's what they meant by asynchronous api. More likely something along the lines of "schedule a job - 1 fast request" "call me back at my endpoint when the job is finished" (or variations, the gi
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by riquito 5y ago
What api is it using to let you create a file in a local directory? I know about https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileSystem but that's for virtualized filesystems
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by riquito 5y ago
> Paying us money doesn't entitle you to anything except owning less money Brilliant
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by riquito 5y ago
Not the op, but I use both. Firefox focus as default (any link from a random app open on a short lived session, it just feels right), for regular browsing Firefox mobile (and yes, if I'm there and I choose to open a temporary tab, I us
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by riquito 5y ago
> For the record, the rust community has mostly settled around dual-licensing under MIT/Apache for what you can call "foundational" crates ("libraries") That's just your opinion, there's no such thing a
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by riquito 5y ago
> No sudden changes? Gnome3 was a pox and broke literally everything. And it was released 10 years ago... perhaps it's time to move on from old grudges
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by riquito 5y ago
It's his second bullet point
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by riquito 5y ago
> This whole "written in Rust" as if it was a feature BS must stop someday. I hope you can notice the hypocrisy when the title of this post has "written in <language>" in it but you have no qualm with it. The co
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by riquito 5y ago
You can't preserve without spending money, and the only practical way to get it is some form of, hopefully respectful, tourism
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by riquito 5y ago
Mercurial was slower on every possible metric (albeit faster than the competition). Git felt like magic. git-svn probably helped out too, it made the transition from svn way smoother
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by riquito 5y ago
It was a good example: it was obvious by the name of the branch and he/she was teaching the real word use case
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by riquito 5y ago
That was an interesting presentation, thanks for sharing
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by riquito 5y ago
> But Bash devs know that their users won't always have the bleeding edge and don't use $latest stuff as soon as it's released. Frankly, it's more that we have no idea which shell (nevermind the version) the code will
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by riquito 5y ago
You can change your license, but it's not retroactive, the code released so far keeps the old license (and can be forked from there). Note that it would be unsustainable otherwise, e.g. release as free, force people to pay later
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by riquito 5y ago
It's a tradeoff. Given that you have a staging environment that behaves like production, you want dev to be the fastest environment as possible, so that you can iterate quickly to develop features and fix bugs, and validate them later
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by riquito 5y ago
I wrote "tuc", an alternative to the "cut" Unix tool, for those situations where I need something more (mostly the ability to collapse the separator or negative indexing) https://github.com/riquito/t
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by riquito 5y ago
With discretion, php/bootstrap/jquery still do their job for the presentation layer
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by riquito 5y ago
Sorry, not my mother language. I meant "people who meet and talk to each other"
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by riquito 5y ago
> The argument is simply that the behavior everyone claims to decry (e.g. racial violence) starts somewhere, far below violence. "Funny names" turn into off-color jokes. Off-color jokes turn into jokes with a darker edge. Then
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Stratis Filesystem(stratis-storage.github.io)
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by riquito 5y ago
> Release water so its easy to lift again How? Don't you have to pump it out since it's below sea level?
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by riquito 6y ago
We are very far from running your run-of-the-mill Linux distribution. Remember that there are no drivers yet either
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by riquito 6y ago
He tried with few effort and noticed that for his use case the code is faster, I fail to understand this rebuttal of the parent's comment
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by riquito 6y ago
"Digital Platforms must provide moderation tools to news media companies to enable the removal or filtering of user comments;" This was another big one. User links a news article, the newspaper would get to moderate comments on Fa
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by riquito 6y ago
Unless you rewrite the content of every input and textarea and reposition the cursor at every input event, or monitor which element has focus at any given time, you have some DOM components with an internal state.
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by riquito 6y ago
> "We proposed to give back jointly at a significant level and were turned down." Adrian Cockcroft (VP AWS) https://twitter.com/adrianco/status/1105178074499375106?s=20
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by riquito 6y ago
Screen readers, despite the name, don't do OCR, they access informations provided by the GUI toolkit (which is one of the vastly improved area in GTK 4 Afaik).
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by riquito 6y ago
Not the parent, but... it's not that difficult. You have to apply yourself, of course, but there is a connection (once you get the gist of the declinations, as italian you can understand a certain amount of words without looking at a d

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