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by rzzzt 2y ago
The original showed me a "We have updated our terms" pop-up over a cookie permission pop-up over a login overlay.
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by rzzzt 2y ago
The scroll wheel usually works for these as well.
483.
by rzzzt 2y ago
What about an old word? Agitator, legitimate, cogitate?
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Edge does have a "Copy link to highlight" option in its context menu.
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Geoff's post was also discussed here this week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41893200
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Incompressible, freeze around 0°C, corrosive to metal, got it.
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Negotiator selected!
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by rzzzt 2y ago
ShellCheck does (did): https://www.shellcheck.net/wiki/SC2002
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by rzzzt 2y ago
This opens up a philosophical can of worms. Does the test pass when it fails? Is it marked green or red?
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by rzzzt 2y ago
DIY Perks has a build log on such an optics-based system: https://youtu.be/2AecAXinars
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Ah, so it has TeX/Metafont origins: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Modern
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Historically, the US Government. NIST mandated that only those operating systems should be used where existing applications can easily be ported to and fro, and POSIX compliant OS-s tick all the boxes. Windows NT got its POSIX subsystem for
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Does the serif font in manim have any ties to Hershey fonts or the BGI vector fonts packaged with 90s Borland products? I guess any TTF font can also be rendered line-by-line but the animation does remind me of BGI example code running on s
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Python has nested functions which does allow access to the nest...er function's variables. The rest does conform to expectations, you get to use parameters, locally declared variables and globals.
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Indeed, I never thought of that!
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Nail scissors can be quite the experience for a left-hander, instead of achieving the proper cutting/shearing motion it will just try to bend your nails due to the widened gap between the blades. A bit less painful but also annoying is
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by rzzzt 2y ago
It might be selection bias, but my impression was that it is very hard to find a phone without this feature (going back to the Windows Phone and semi-smart feature phone era as well). The usual downside is that they do not spring to life un
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by rzzzt 2y ago
There is also a fair bit left after taxes: "Based on estimates of the average tax rate on estates, the February 2023 payment implied the death of someone possessing a fortune between $17.5 and $40 billion."
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by rzzzt 2y ago
From the submission: > For example, imagine when a worker processes a message, it performs > a side effect like sending an email. It very well could receive the > message, send the email, but then due to a network error f
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by rzzzt 2y ago
I didn't get this one.
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by rzzzt 2y ago
One recommendation I've read is that in such cases you should treat the single label you and your opponent have attached to two different ideas as forbidden. Describe it in more detail to reveal the difference (don't just swap wor
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by rzzzt 2y ago
It's the non-square pixel size that throws off screenshots, pillarboxing should account for the differences between 16:9 and 4:3. 320×200 resolution was "4.8:3" squished to a 4:3 display, so pixels should be slimmer in the ho
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by rzzzt 2y ago
And then you can eat the pie as a reward.
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by rzzzt 2y ago
This is a Worms sound effect as well, right? Does it come from a sound library? (I feel like I have watched a video about this at some point, but if there isn't one, there should be.) Edit: HN search gives me this short thread: https:
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by rzzzt 2y ago
"No plan survives getting punched in the face" -- Helmuth von Tyson
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Using a PREEMPT_RT kernel is recommended to get low/predictable audio latency in Mixxx (this player also decodes timecode vinyls): https://github.com/mixxxdj/mixxx/wiki/Adjusting-Audio-Latenc...
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Careless as in they type in "MARCH1" or "SEPT2" in a cell and these get turned automagically into 1-Mar and 2-Sep dates after pressing Enter?
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by rzzzt 2y ago
I did the same for a virtual lab for experimenting. OpenWRT ran as the router VM with two network interfaces and the rest of the instances connected to a VirtualBox internal network that was configured as its LAN side.
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Atomic types appear in Java as well, this looks very much like an AtomicReference from a distance: https://clojure.org/reference/atoms
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by rzzzt 2y ago
The cat shelf would be a great addition to any homelab.

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