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Until today I thought that the most widely used second-level domain .co.yu stood for "Commonwealth", like in .co.uk.
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Fun little game. I played it on my Miyoo Mini+. The blinking contest is the end, isn't it?
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3y ago
I made just 1 order from Temu until today. Unlike Aliexpress, Temu doesn't seem to pay any tax or customs in my EU country. I don't get it how they can get away with it.
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3y ago
It's used in Okular, which is the only free software I know that you can digitally sign documents with.
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3y ago
I think the most famous and my favourite is the one where the devil is sharpening a woman's tongue.
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3y ago
If you bought a license in the past for one of their products, but let the subscription expire, they won't let you download the version of the product for which you have a valid license. I had to search my backups for the installer of
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3y ago
Can someone suggest some good piano learning software? I really don't like subscriptions. Many years ago I used Voyetra Teach Me Piano Deluxe which ran on Windows XP, but gave up after some time. I think I'd have to create a virtu
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A few days ago I discovered https://github.com/ealang/pixel-reader which lets you read EPUB-s on the Miyoo Mini Plus retro gaming device with a 3.5" screen. I really enjoy reading on it.
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3y ago
When I was in the market for a new washing machine I tried to purchase a review, but the online system wouldn't let me, because I'm not a German resident. It may be because the foundation recives German public money.
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3y ago
By knowing English, you can communicate with most of the world, because almost every country teaches English as a foreign language. For example, more than half of the popuation of Europe can easily communicate in English. I've seen tha
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3y ago
They should pay someone to create a good modern tutorial/book how to develop real commercial applications, not just include code of trivial examples. I'm using C++ Builder in my day job and the documentation is sparse, with very f
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3y ago
I use the newest version (Alexandria) of C++ Builder everyday in my job since other developers in the company have legacy software from the 90s. You can't really open old projects in new versions of the software. Some devs use VMs to d
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3y ago
My computer is a couple of years old and a bit slow. When I search for something and I click on it in the Windows 10 Start Menu, the search lag causes something completely else to appear under my cursor and a completely different program op
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4y ago
You should chech out the Iskra ETA 80 (1980) from Yugoslavia, which was plagiarised in the USA: https://www.tms.si/en/the-bramao-and-iskra-eta-80-telephones...
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4y ago
I have a 8300 at home and recently spent half a day searching for an old driver that would enable WOL, since it's not supported by Windows 10 drivers. I managed to find a compatiable one that wouldn't be rejected by Windows eventu
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4y ago
I bought a Brother HL-L5100DN last week, after seeing several people like you recommending Brother printers on HN.
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4y ago
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004683435276.html https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32985627216.html
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4y ago
A model that looks exactly the same costs 5€ on Aliexpress. I don't like to be ripped off.
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It's not. I take the battery out after each use. Several users have reported this, for example: "Turns out they pull almost as much current off (15uA) as they do on (17uA)." https://www.reddit.com/r/harbo
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4y ago
If you leave the battery inside a cheap caliper, the battery will be dead in a couple of hours, even if the caliper is switched "OFF".
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4y ago
If the OP would just post a picture of the ring he would probably have the answer by now.
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4y ago
I know exactly how you feel. I'm currently learning an embedded system to take over from a genius engineer who wrote half the code in assembly and uses lots of goto statements, because they take fewer cycles to execute.
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4y ago
- Samba server - Nginx reverse proxy - Wordpress - Nextcloud - Mediawiki - Jellyfin media server - FreshRSS client - RustDesk server (like Teamviewer/AnyDesk) - restic + Backblaze for cheap daily backups - Octoprint server for 3D print
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I'm Slovene and now we have the same currency and open borders with Croatia again after 22 years. One of the reasons Yugoslavia fell apart is because the richer north didn't want to pay for the under-developed south. EU has the sa
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4y ago
Is there a way to use the Lazarus libraries, but write code in C++, like with C++ Builder?
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I've met several people like this who have a scientific background and seem to be good at their job, but also have an insane paranoid worldview. They make me question my own sanity.
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4y ago
I got 9/10 correct.
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As someone who has read one of his books, I strongly doubt that Lewis didn't look at the whole crypto-sphere critically. Remember, a lot of these guys are huge narcissists. They will reveal their darkest secrets to a famous journalist,
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4y ago
When I uploaded my first website in 1998 I got quite a few comments in the guestbook, even when there was really no interesting content there. Now I upload carefully produced and edited videos and I get no response.
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4y ago
You must add some Judith Butler and Peter Sloderdijk quotes and some Yugoslav army jokes. This AI is far too coherent for Žižek.
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