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by rypskar 7y ago
I'm a happy user of https://duckduckgo.com/ , it even shows you part of the accepted answer on the best result from SO on the search page
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by rypskar 7y ago
True when using a normal monitor, but could be a problem if using a 120Hz monitor or if the previous call didn't finish fast enough. The best is to use the timestamp requestAnimationFrame sends in to the callback to find time-delta sin
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by rypskar 7y ago
Also check https://www.facebook.com/ads/preferences/?entry_product=info... to see who has uploaded lists including your email or phone number to to facebook. Wonder what GDPR say about uploading this type of lists
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by rypskar 7y ago
INAL but will guess it is to make facebook GDPR-compliant. They show the data they have about us, but don't know if the apps that send the data to fb have used opt-in to enable sending data to fb. Maybe time to start writing emails to
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by rypskar 7y ago
My country have close to 100% green electricity and I need the heat a big part of the year. According to the scientists it is better for the climate to run the projects distributed this way than to use mainframes.
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by rypskar 7y ago
I run boinc ( https://boinc.berkeley.edu/ ) on my old computers, mostly https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ to help with climate and health research
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by rypskar 7y ago
Maybe in some parts of Europe, but not all. I'm in Norway and none of my WhatsApp contacts are Norwegian, everyone use Facebook messenger. I don't want to use WhatsApp more than I have to because of the way it tries to get access
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by rypskar 7y ago
>> like the ability to more easily flick backwards and forwards by several pages The only time I flick forwards is to see how much is left of the chapter, backwards is max one page, kindle have status for how much is left. So guess th
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by rypskar 7y ago
I use a macro to create an unit test for reason 1 and 2 and name tests with what to test_conditions_expectedResult and add assertTrue(false) as body. I forget to check for todos before I commit, but a failing test is harder to miss
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by rypskar 7y ago
It is probably defined by The ministry of the silly walks
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>> Like how many websites have those popups now where they ask you to turn off ad-blocking Handle them the same way as websites with a cookie or gdpr warning that blocks everything else, vote with your valet by leaving the site and f
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by rypskar 7y ago
>>I have acid reflux, and nothing triggers it more consistently and quickly than having an IPA For me it is to opposite, I have no problem with IPA and want them as hoppy as they get. But some pilsners triggers the reflux consistently
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by rypskar 7y ago
I only did a quick search and didn't find the latest model. But for the previous model you can tow 1600kg with a Golf GTI in Norway. The tow hitch can be ordered factory installed
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by rypskar 7y ago
>> Front-wheel driver cars in the United States are generally not rated for towing, and can void your warranty. That is crazy, no wonder many Americans think you need a monster-truck to tow a trailer. My small Audi A3 is rated with a
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by rypskar 7y ago
The difference, as I see it, is between giving a general advice and giving advice as a response to someone venting about something. There is no problem with telling, "I have learned that X", or "in my experience X is a good t
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by rypskar 7y ago
Is the 3 months interval a regional thing, or based on the heat exchanger? Mine have 1 year intervals, and with a subscription for filters it is easy to remember to change the filters
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by rypskar 7y ago
Of course. Why should that be a problem? I often want to relax with a movie where I don't have to think. Transformers don't have to much of a story getting in the way of the action, so is excellent for relaxing viewing at the end
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by rypskar 7y ago
Maybe Dumbo setup? The outer screens would be his ears. Not happy with the name, but best I could think of today. I'm a developer, so by definition bad at naming stuff. TIE-fighter setup is the lucky exception
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by rypskar 7y ago
You don't even need a wide-screen monitor for that. I like to turn my coding screen 90 degrees, to portrait mode, to get more vertical space and still can see the line at 120 characters. I call it the TIE-fighter setup, the screen in t
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by rypskar 7y ago
#9 https://www.htmhell.dev/9-cookie-consent-from-hell/ is missing good code. A cookie consent where the only option is OK give zero value. If you don't track users there is no need for the dialog and if you track
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by rypskar 7y ago
But isn't that what in practice often happen when the name and/or image of the accused makes it into the news? It is not at all fine that someone gets their life ruined by falsely accusations, but identifying the accused in media
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by rypskar 7y ago
I think it depends. I like they way it work in Spotify, where the third click on a heading returns to default sort. Most of the time I want it sorted by default order, but when looking for a song I change to order by name and after finding
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by rypskar 7y ago
Depends on where you draw the line between revolution and civil war. Portugal had revolutions in 1910, 1933, and 1974
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You might be able to argue that Sweden isn't part of mainland Europe, but it would be really hard to argue that Liechtenstein is not part of it.
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by rypskar 7y ago
Futurelearn is worth checking out, I'm happy with all the courses I have taken there. It is so cool with all the different types of courses you find when using several platforms, I want to learn something about everything and everythin
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by rypskar 7y ago
https://www.futurelearn.com/ is probably also up there, making it the big 4 edit It seems like most of these started with quality free courses, but later more and more the courses are changed to be a teaser trying to sell a
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by rypskar 7y ago
Good that they take a stand, more should dare to do that. I did see this as a good enough reason to make a donation to Notepad++, and added the comment "Supporting the Notepad++ v7.8.1: Free Uyghur release".
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by rypskar 7y ago
>> or with a body part that has been removed If I remember the order correctly: One of the first attacks on finger print readers was to blow on them, making them read the remains on the previous fingerprint used. That was fixed by add
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Supper/dinner is normally larger and not late in the evening. Many make it right after getting home from work at 16-17. Your body is adaptive and get used to when you eat and how much you eat at any meal. Try to skip a meal and you wil
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>>Why are per capita statistics more important than total emissions? Why should a grouping of people called "country" be more important than per capita? You can always find a group that is larger than you, but it is still no

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