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With perl you just run $foo =~ /regex/ anywhere, you can also put that into an if condition or assign the results to a variable, you can use variables like $1 and $2 (the captures) immediately after, as they are global. You can us
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SVG tiles use less data too, and can be recoloured/restyled.
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The 3rd post was written by the OP!
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It's at least 5 years older, it's not 1.0 yet, and it seems to be still under heavy development. For example compression was only added in 2022 and people reported severe performance issues / high RAM usage with larger backup
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People like to recommend restic but I stay with Borg because it is old, popular and battle tested. Very important when dealing with backing up data!
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Me too, I have a tiny 30W PD charger + usb-c cable which is enough for my uses, and about 10% of the size and weight of the 65W power brick.
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It's more work for someone to take your AI slop and iterate it, than to just generate a new AI project themselves. You're contributed only noise. If it was close to the CEEFAX page then it would be useful as a project. If you incl
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The Nintendo Switch PD charges from every adapter and cable I have tried. However the Switch's power brick itself won't PD charge any other device.
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Short for Not Invented Here syndrome... when developers ignore existing libraries or solutions and implement their own version. Usually this is meant negatively, i.e. developers thinking they -need- to implement their own version, at great
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Note that the uBlacklist extension also does this - removes custom domains from search results.
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Have you actually run it?
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When people rip on someone literally the day after they die - that tells you a lot.
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In Australia/UK cunt is still very much offensive, just not maybe as much as the US. It's one of the rudest things you can call someone. Of course with very close friends it's fine, but it still depends on the person. I don&#
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Yeah he always had the option to just not answer, rather than shower verbal abuse at people and push them away from the community. I only visited one or two times and that was enough, same for my colleagues.
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99% of the time those games remain unplayed forever though. I just wishlist games I immediately want to play, and buy them and play them once they go on sale, immediately.
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Well, you -could- buy a copy, it now seems like there's a very very long waiting list.
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Honestly reddit is so fucking tiring. If you don't have a piano teacher 3x a week you'll never learn? Huh? Most famous pop piano players learned by themselves just noodling, and they have bad technique, but they still amaze. Same
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Prices are up since covid but I haven’t noticed anything shittier, I fly in Asia though.
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For every new model he’s either added it to the llm tool, or he’s tested it on a pelican svg, so you see his comments a lot. He also pushes datasette all the time and I still don’t know what that thing is for.
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I recommend WordHippo ( https://www.wordhippo.com/ ) as a one-stop shop for word stuff.
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It really depends on your personality doesn't it? If I was travelling for a week I would take one pair of trousers, the ones I am wearing on the plane. One pair of shoes, maybe two outers, one shirt/pants/socks per day. If yo
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Ryanair also considered charging for bathrooms. Although in both cases, it's hard to tell if they were serious, or just doing PR.
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My comment was more about the fees. The law is actually relating to the carry on bags which are separate, sorry for being confusing. The EU law is good if the ticket price doesn't rise up, but I fear it will go up the same amount as th
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A lot of people use only that 7kg carry-on allowance to travel. 7kg can easily hold clothes, toiletries, laptop. Most of the time you can carry a personal item (purse/laptop) in addition to your main bag. Thing is, the majority of peop
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It's been great for frequent travellers. Our cheap flights were subsidised by people who don't bother to follow basic instructions, or try to take the piss and take way too much on board hoping they wouldn't be caught. If the
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Torrents died because you can basically just download anything off file hosting sites now, or bootleg OneDrives/Google Drives. There is still plenty of quality stuff in 2025, and a lot of slop, just how it was 40 years ago.
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Why was IPv4 so pitifully small? I guess most people thought 100 million parcels a year was a ridiculously generous limit that we'd never reach.
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It is clearly effective. Go to a PC game piracy site and most games will be available, but anything covered by Denuvo is unavailable even years later. Either nobody is willing to crack it (unlikely) or Denuvo have done an exceptional job.
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Safari doesn't support Web MIDI apparently for this reason (fingerprinting), but it makes using any kind of MIDI web app impossible.
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