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Microsoft finally fixing Excel CSV data corruption(insider.office.com)
6 points by shthed 4y ago|5 comments
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by shthed 4y ago
After 30 years they are finally adding an option to disable the automatic data corruption that happens when opening .CSV files in Excel. This needs to be the new default option.
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by shthed 4y ago
Is there a version of this searchable online?
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by shthed 4y ago
NASA TV Live stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21X5lGlDOfg
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by shthed 4y ago
similar to the wand building in Noita?
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by shthed 5y ago
Aspergers
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by shthed 5y ago
I don't understand why they don't just provide a regular Gmail account with a custom domain. Many people used Gsuite for this and didn't care at all about any other Workspace features.
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by shthed 5y ago
Looks like because it's not actually secure and they can't seem patch all of the vulnerabilities https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-intel-chi... https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by shthed 6y ago
Reminds me of Accelerando: "My name is Alan Glashwiecz, of Smoot, Sedgwick Associates. Am I correct in thinking that you are the Manfred Macx who is a director of a company called, uh, agalmic dot holdings dot root dot one-eight-four d
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by shthed 7y ago
"Because an 80 char wide Emacs window starts wrapping at 79." https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/1h2eug/pep_8_w...
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by shthed 7y ago
It's built into the Google Drive app, press + and scan. https://support.google.com/drive/answer/3145835
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by shthed 7y ago
Is there an adblock which removes these sites from search results?
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by shthed 7y ago
Chrome has studies too, called field trials. https://blog.chromium.org/2012/05/changes-to-field-trials-in...
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by shthed 8y ago
There are many chrome extensions that do the same thing
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by shthed 8y ago
So to contribute to this you have to sign the Oracle Contributors Agreement: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/community/oca-486395.html "The OCA gives Oracle and the contributor joint copyright interests i
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by shthed 9y ago
Anyone got a link to the site he wanted removed?
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by shthed 9y ago
This should be standard functionality built into LinkedIn, they let you export to PDF but it sucks. Depending on office365 is scummy
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by shthed 9y ago
Have to wait up to 7 months to be able to get your money back out of USI Tech (they sell contracts that pay 1% per day for 140 business days) but the pyramid scheme will probably crash before then.
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by shthed 9y ago
Just like the good old days with sites built in Flash :)
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by shthed 9y ago
Shame you still can't zoom in on the poles
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by shthed 9y ago
That sounds like a huge pain in the ass
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by shthed 9y ago
Lets hope they release an API for it, google maps api still only 2d and google earth api got discontinued years ago
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by shthed 10y ago
I don't understand why they mess with newlines, what's the reason?
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by shthed 10y ago
Oh let me guess how this goes: > Ballot 161 – Notification of incorrect issuance > In the event that a CA issues a certificate in violation of these requirements, the CA SHALL publicly disclose a report within one week of becoming awa
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by shthed 10y ago
Floating point years? ;)
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by shthed 10y ago
To really future proof themselves they should have gone with 2.017*10^3 Nobody will care about significant year digits in a few billion years
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by shthed 10y ago
Then they should only force the reboot for critical security fixes that are exploitable, and only if they can't just restart that service. Not for all updates every time :(
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by shthed 10y ago
http://alterslash.org a readable slashdot digest
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by shthed 10y ago
What's the reason for this? Google trying to take advantage of a Tax loophole?
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by shthed 10y ago
I thought it was strange that the free network egress excluded Australia. I can understand why they might charge more for China, but Australia? Then I found this article (written 3 years ago): https://blog.cloudflare.com/th

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