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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
This looks really good in the video Ive seen. I like the organic look of the cells and how they stick to each other. Time for a download.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
YAML isnt my idea of clarity but thats fine. I tend to go with using a python script to generate a json file. This supports comments, if-else decision making, modules and all sorts of other smarts. Tell users not to edit the resulting json
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Commercial solutions can hold 60-300 disks or more. Expensive. For home use just get a bunch of usb dvd drives and go nuts, or go full tape. Once you go tape you get addicted to capacity. But it gets pricey. Cost/density is interesting
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
To expand a little: Just a computer with a LOT of dvd drives. Add a few high capacity local ssd, harddisk and plenty of ram. Insert disk, optional full copy to local as cache, then server just reads. If it copied it auto-ejects. Also got a
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Some email gets printed out, stuck in various binders, and kept for awhile. Then usually set on fire in a ritualised celebration of the impermanence of reality. This is also known as scheduled secure destruction. The majority of serious ema
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
https://www.chicagotribune.com/investigations/ct-cell-phone-... Not so sure they were. The testing wasn't exactly great and compliance in the real world is... less than realistic.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Ok, I'll watch and see. I have a few old machines in the fleet which are kept running for some reason. They're mainly for fun from what I can see. Similar to the old quake server we used to have for "network testing" at
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Excellent. So in reality this is just a transition thing. I hope it is.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
So they don't want hobbyists anymore? Interesting approach to growing the userbase and providing at-home labs. But maybe this is the purpose. Perhaps it is a precursor to sunsetting openvms into obsolescence? I wonder how much bitrot a
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Not sure why someone disagreed without a supporting comment. Every line is fact.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Which language, other than assembly, most accurately represents how modern computers work? What high language could I use that gives me most performance because it accurately matches the underlying platform?
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
My kind of silly project. I'd add this to the faq: But? No.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Depends on traffic/content, but yeah text is cheap. Might grab a copy of the archive for reference then local host it. We've got a ton of internal references that will be broken. We haven't touched UE for about 10 months.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
I never understand why companies do this. Its very developer hostile. Are they having financial problems? Surely Fortnite is keeping the lights on... Could be a signal of underlying management confusion/instability. Might need to reass
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Any one of these is a bad sign and things get exponentially bad the more you have: Poor expectations management, poor milestone creation/definition, inflexibility, poor specification, poor testing. Plenty more. Wordplay for profit: Hav
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
My preference in cars is touchscreen for rarely used functionality, and then dials, buttons and sliders for everything else. Messing with audio is a peripheral task so expecting me to take my eyes off the road etc is still unacceptable. Esp
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Another standard? Welcome! Always room for one more.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Notepad++ can edit such files. At least that is what I routinely use for much larger files in Windows. Even 500k of text is small fry.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Their answer seemed legit. The purpose of a test is to improve. How else do you baseline? You actually need a score that represents a snapshot of your performance at a specific moment in time. Otherwise if you're constantly editing the
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Unfortunately if such things are banned, even a video discussing it is impacted. Youtube often takes down videos when they are discussing wrongdoing simply because wrongdoing is bad so any mention is automatically bad. Then there is a fight
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
You are operating on the assumption that analysis of the text is required. Nothing I'm admittedly vaguely mentioning requires analysis of any bulk amounts of text or requiring massive manpower or anything that ends in a hopeless sense
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Short answer: yes. Longer answer: Basic data analysis can pick up most if not all the shenanigans. Doesn't matter how much they "age" the accounts or hide their tracks, eg IP address etc. Don't even necessarily need high
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Interesting since Windows used to have GUI events only going to the main thread. Window graphics contexts / rendering contexts generally a main thread thing as well. Has that changed? Asserting "no main thread" implies any th
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
I wonder whether my irritation over this is strong enough to App up JustAnotherIOSWebKitBrowser with an extra API just for per site storage explicitly controlled by user. Literally to run a notepad and some kind of extension thing. Its like
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
If privacy really is the thing, why can't I have an extension on ios to let me expire various cookies/storages on a per domain name basis, eg so I can write my extension to limit some cookies/storages to minutes or even se
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Mixed feelings about markdown. I think its great but the number of dialects is likely a possible issue. Perhaps a linter or sanity checker is required? Tables are an example, but no reason to dump markdown. But I'll still write markdow
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
The complete set of Asterix is on archive.org https://archive.org/details/Asterixcompleteset/mode/2up
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Drums as containers makes perfect sense for smaller items yet I'd never heard of this form of transport for personal belongings. Thanks for the anecdote.
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
I stopped using onenote years ago. What is good and bad about onenote now in your opinion? Why leave it?
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by rs23296008n1 7y ago
A lot of things for sale can kill you. People need to take responsibility for decisions rather than live in a bubble of ignorance. Simply drinking too much water can kill you. From drowning if I recall. The real issue is common sense is now

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