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s_gourichon
6y ago
Is it really needed to go as far as ditching dynamic linking and its benefits? Export only symbols intended to be called from outside, with a prefix, problem solved. From TFA: > This is a great opportunity to remind everyone: don’t use g
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6y ago
Perhaps it was simpler to not import all those problems in the first place. A website that shows content is not an app , and shouldn't pay all the complexity cost.
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Signal does not has to access to contacts. It does asks for contact access permission, to show in the app the names that you have set for your contacts. But you can just answer no and everything works. On the contrary, if you answer the
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6y ago
Thanks for merging all my PRs. :-)
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6y ago
Can you share the exact link here to let others ponder whether this is sabotage or human error?
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> Conclusion > If you made it this far, thanks for reading! Feel free to create issues, send pull requests or star the code on GitHub. Done, fixed 3 bugs there https://github.com/64/cmake-raytracer/pull/
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6y ago
> Permissions > This add-on needs to: > Access your data for all websites In an add-on not the appropriate choice? Firefox permission model needs improvement? (CSS has become too powerful, a simple style sheet with external refe
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6y ago
It's kind of tricky. UFI does mention 1.25MB, but the table states again "3.5 inch". So, yes, if you want to format your 1.44MB capable 3.5 inch disks as 1.25MB you can. But still not the 5.25 inch disks the OP is requesting.
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6y ago
Not what you're asking for, but hey, this device http://www.deviceside.com/fc5025.html is different from the standard USB floppy adapters. Standard is named UFI, spec at https://www.usb.org/sites/d
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6y ago
Well, yes, of course: isn't "a doesn't matter" the core of the point of the parent comment?
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6y ago
Common nitpicking, here for fun: both sentence kind of repeat one another, as they mean nearly the same thing. They could be expressed as one more symmetrical sentence, something like: "the set of efficient solutions and the set of ele
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The picture feels especially surprising because of the fuzzy contours and transparency that do not fit the sharp stars. Keep in mind that the image is a superposition of an image in some radiowave frequency range (fuzzy either because of d
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6y ago
I think the point is e.g. being able to quickly share a file with a smartphone nearby, that is not yours. Not telling your co-workers to install on their phones some app foreign to them.
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6y ago
Are you Sabine? Else please provide a link to what you write, thanks.
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6y ago
Listed on https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted#pho... though that does not mention the advanced capabilities like face recognition. How does it perform with huge collections? https://gith
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6y ago
> important timing parameter You can also, well, use a regular toothbrush. What is actually important in a toothbrush has nothing to do with electronics.
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6y ago
For anyone with access to YouTube and not Instagram, or not willing to accept their cookie+tracking stuff, this might be an alternative: https://youtu.be/jKOFriZfJgw
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6y ago
FWIW, researchers I know use C++, Python, Linux and many open-source tools.
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6y ago
On most Linux /dev/shm is a RAM disk. Nothing to install even.
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It is refutable in the sense that you can perfom experiments showing situations where known laws and explanations fail. That is science. Please check out https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsifiability > In the phil
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Next step, ever watched "15 million merits", an episode of Black Mirror? If you close your eyes, an excruciating sound requires you to open them again and continue watching.
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(Yes I've read the article and it is not at all the same timescale or way of transportation.) Obligatory "Contact" quote: > Ellie Arroway : They all travel here through that transit system that you built? > Alien : We d
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6y ago
Dude, Hohmann...
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6y ago
I *did not* / will *not* test: Phone calls & SMS / MMS functionality I haven’t bothered plugging them into a display. Email (...) I’ve been too lazy to try setting this up Cameras GPS
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6y ago
Thank to you, Ron (Erann, as your site explains) for your answer. I have read a number of texts and books, and viewed a number of videos. Too many totally ignore the point. Even among the better ones, I’m unsatisfied. There is something
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This is interesting. This looks big. Too big to judge from a short summary. Can you back this up with some references? and some explanatory readings? Ideally, and since the audience is at a varying levels, a number of complementary source
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Can you elaborate? I see how it prevents some features, not how it introduces complexity. From cited link: > Even without this header, it is possible (unlike in Gopher) for clients to distinguish between a Gemini transaction which has co
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Looks like vdirsyncer can sync with Google calendar and contacts: see class GoogleContactsStorage(dav.CardDAVStorage): on https://github.com/pimutils/vdirsyncer/blob/master/vdirsynce...
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6y ago
Systemd logs get huge in practice. Binary format, also. Still, nice hack value.
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6y ago
It's new because I only realized I had that second car after I sold it. Smells clickbait :-/
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