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by shock 6y ago
> However the method, it's far more likely to injure you than flying on a 737 MAX. That depends. If you take a bus to go to the airport and it takes you an hour to get there, then your flight also lasts an hour (for simplicity'
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by shock 6y ago
> You are protected by consumer credit laws What country are you referring to? Is it a widespread thing?
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by shock 6y ago
> > DNS-over-HTTPS isn’t used by Firefox and Google because it’s superior to DoT. It’s used because browsers operate at the HTTPS layer by default, so DNS-over-TLS doesn’t make sense (as things stand now) for a browser to implement. &
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by shock 6y ago
What do you mean? NoiseTorch deals with PulseAudio, it doesn't deal with hardware directly, so, yes, Linux needs to have a driver for your soundcard.
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by shock 6y ago
I'm a (mostly) happy user of TB, but I sorely miss a "conversations" feature.
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by shock 6y ago
Makes me sad to read things like this. Slack and Discord are centralized, someone else owns your identity and you cannot do anything about it. With email (and Matrix) you have the chance to own your identity (by having your own domain).
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by shock 6y ago
From an evolutionary standpoint it would make sense to evolve the ability to produce all the secondary "fuels" from the most abundant(primary) "fuel". I don't know if things are so in reality, alas.
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by shock 6y ago
There are a lot of assertions in what you said, some pointers to resources where one can learn more would be useful. In particular the Homininis have separated from the Gorillinis around 6-8 million years ago. In that time, lots of things c
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by shock 6y ago
Your comment doesn't mean much if your company is on Slack. The "Slack" name can present issues for other people just like "Riot" has presented for you.
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by shock 6y ago
> Which is what Apt has done for 20+ years - packages are gpg-signed, developers sign with their individual keys AFAICT,debian packages themselves are not signed, just the repository release files are gpg-signed.
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by shock 6y ago
> I added a single 2.7G ubuntu iso - it took 5 minutes to ingest it (on a tmpfs!), and turned it into 45k(!) little chunks, wtf is up with that? Ingest times correlate linearly with file sizes because it needs to compute the blobref (whi
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by shock 6y ago
It looks like CYP1A2 gene polymorphisms correlate with increased risk of non-fatal miocardial infarction: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16522833/ .
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by shock 6y ago
For a bit of unconventional (intellectual) fun, you can imagine your post as being about cooking and food instead of programming and programming languages. Something like: "I was an intermittent cook, because I need to sell, and manage
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by shock 6y ago
Depending on how exact of a similarity you're looking for, gTile for GNOME/Cinnamon might be of interest to you. I've also found PaperWM to be very productive.
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by shock 6y ago
> If there are apps on MacOS that can't handle high dpi mode, I haven't run into them as a developer (or doing photo editing, video editing, plus whatever other hobbies I do). The version of pgAdmin not based on electron had pi
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by shock 6y ago
> blocking the caries vaccine for decades Please give more details.
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by shock 6y ago
> To make communication easier and simpler on your phone, Android 11 will move all of your conversations across multiple messaging apps to a dedicated space in the notification section. That makes me think of Unity's messaging menu.
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by shock 6y ago
> “We strongly dispute these claims and we will defend ourselves vigorously against them,” Castaneda said in an email. I've seen this _exact_ phrasing so many times in responses to lawsuits that I'm now starting to wonder if fu
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by shock 6y ago
I think the WhatApp look choice is spot on – I have friends that use WhatsApp a lot and this has helped in getting them to try DeltaChat.
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by shock 6y ago
My reading of that text doesn't suggest a copy of the great firewall of China, it rather implies e desire to mirror the Alibaba cloud, and the whole digital ecosystem that developed in China as a result of the language barrier, among o
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by shock 6y ago
It looks like you've read only part of the story. The part I read was about Microsoft putting a lot of effort/money, including lobbying, into making Munich switch away from Linux, and now, as the sibling comments point out, Munich
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by shock 6y ago
> I doubt many people use a webapp/SPA and click the browser back instead of the in-app back when they want in-app navigation, these days. I have back/forward buttons on my mouse and I use those. Why would I move the mouse to c
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by shock 6y ago
Yes, they don't discuss the model itself. Perhaps unsurprisingly, given that their credentials are in software: > First though, a few words on our credentials. I am David Richards, founder and chief executive of WANdisco, a global l
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by shock 6y ago
Even in languages with one class/file convention I find navigating using the IDE's symbol search functionality preferable to navigating using files – especially in huge codebases. YMMV.
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by shock 6y ago
> Try unravelling that tangled, buggy mess, which looks more like a bowl of angel hair pasta than a finely tuned piece of programming. Industry best practice would have 500 separate files instead. In our commercial reality, we would fire
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by shock 6y ago
Looks like a very nice project. Just a minor remark: if you don't own quiz.com please consider changing the package prefix: com.quiz.darkhold implies that the code is from quiz.com. Perhaps com.github.surajcm.darkhold.
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by shock 6y ago
I'm not aware of Vivaldi having functionality similar to Firefox containers. Please elaborate.
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by shock 6y ago
Yes. I wrote some Rust code about 3 years ago. I've set it aside until the IDE situation improves, and now I look at it to remind me that I wrote that (not too shabby) code because I want to pick up Rust again at some point and if I we
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by shock 6y ago
> Communication with other SCSs or 3rd party systems is asynchronous wherever possible. Specifically, other SCSs or external systems should not be accessed synchronously within the SCS's own request/response cycle. This decoupl
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by shock 6y ago
If most users had your attitude we would have far fewer open source/free softwares. The author has already spent a significant amount of time making the tool, criticizing him for not spending more time/energy for something that ca

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