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runxel
7y ago
You mean like Apple did with the lowercase "I"?
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runxel
7y ago
Sadly, no, it's not. Often enough Chocolatey packages lag behind, sometimes even multiple versions and months.
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The many fake names of Hollywood (2017)
(insidehook.com)
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runxel
7y ago
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The Free Lunch Is Over: A Fundamental Turn Toward Concurrency in Software (2005)
(gotw.ca)
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7y ago
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runxel
7y ago
Thanks, I hate it! It's like how every function in Excel is translated as well. `=SUMMEWENNS(…` Complete nonsense, it makes my eyes bleed.
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runxel
7y ago
No. Type annotations are pointless because they are not enforced in any way – if you're coming from another language it might be really misleading. It's good the author omitted this information. Also most code in the wild doesn&
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runxel
7y ago
Really great! Too bad there isn't Street View available everywhere :(
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runxel
7y ago
This car is also famous for being an asset in Half Life 2 – even tho you can never drive one of those beauties there...
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runxel
7y ago
Also you can do everything by yourself. No need for a mechanic. The motto goes "Hammer, Zange, Draht, kommste bis nach Leningrad". ('hammer, pliers, wire: it'll get you all the way to Leningrad'). And you have to co
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runxel
7y ago
As the others already said: You had a dipstick. You knew how much you've driven since the last time you refueled. And even if you just forgot everything else there is a lever on the passenger side called "Reserve". Pull that
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runxel
7y ago
This was literally the only thing Edge was actually good at... Dammit Microsoft!
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runxel
7y ago
Even though everybody is downvoting me (which just proves that this malicous way of dealing with your potential customers has already crept into everybody already sadly): If you are doing something like this I don't want to make busine
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runxel
7y ago
Got to much attention. Site's down now...
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runxel
7y ago
Definitely a dark pattern. Why should I want to buy a product/service when you are so bloody shady about the price...
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runxel
7y ago
That's especially funny given how everybody screams "that's not pythonic!!1!" nowadays when somebody does _not_ use a list comprehension...
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runxel
7y ago
> As fewer results of such not-for-profit websites show up in Google Search, competition will be reintroduced to the search market. Sorry, you lost me there. Can anybody explain me please, how this is supposed to work? Because I think
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runxel
7y ago
For a moment I was like "oh wait, there STILL alive?" They just got worse and worse in the last years while being somewhat aggressive... "No, shut up!" I don't need no Business Dropbex, who the hell you think I am?
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runxel
7y ago
German "ß" works neither (which could at least be substitued with "ss").
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runxel
7y ago
If only Reimar and Walter Horten could see that! Really great to see these advances in aviation.
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runxel
7y ago
Which was also bugged as hell at start (or still is?)
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runxel
7y ago
No, please not another password manager... I have not looked into it much, but hell, it looks like it even ships its own crypto.
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runxel
7y ago
Not. Not here.
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runxel
8y ago
For those (like me) who actually liked the old system of a folder with "bookmarks" in it there is Livemarks [0]. [0] https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/livemarks/
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Improving Bug Triage with User Pain (2008)
(lostgarden.com)
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runxel
8y ago
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runxel
8y ago
Maybe I got old already, but this looks like a horrible idea.
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runxel
8y ago
Once upon Pinterest was great. But now it's just atrocious and toxic. Even logged in. It's the worst outcome for solving a problem which could be naturally aced on the web. Instead we got a cancered platform causing headaches to e
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8y ago
Still seems like at least one to few, no?
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8y ago
UPDATE: The EASA has banned now aviation space for whole Europe.
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runxel
8y ago
Some acquaintance of mine told me – which I really can't believe given the seriousness of aviation security – that there is in fact just one sensor. If true than that's preposterous.
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runxel
8y ago
In other news: A private uni knows how to attribute cyber attacks correctly. I'm sure, some intel people would love to have that knowledge !
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