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541.
by sigzero 5y ago
I have UltraEdit. It's okay. The wordfiles are woefully anemic to define languages. The snippet system as well. It really needs a revamp. Also, the MacOS version IS different from the Windows version. ST is the same on both platforms a
542.
by sigzero 5y ago
That is not true about vscode anymore. It is fairly performant now.
543.
by sigzero 5y ago
If you are manipulating data, it could be. Logs can easily get big as well.
544.
by sigzero 5y ago
Congrats! When the payday hits I will buy it. I've been waiting. I know I could have purchased an ST3 license and got this but...I am weird.
545.
by sigzero 5y ago
Works fine in Chrome for me.
546.
by sigzero 5y ago
I have a lot of friends in WV. They all complain about this company.
547.
by sigzero 5y ago
Both of the old logos are better than what we have now.
548.
by sigzero 5y ago
Hamas didn't keep the ceasefire. Hamas was behind the Qassam attack in early 2006. That's from one of your links by the way. https://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3257913,00.html
549.
by sigzero 5y ago
Not where Google is concerned.
550.
by sigzero 5y ago
Not even close to being true. lol
551.
by sigzero 5y ago
I am sure he means the driver.
552.
by sigzero 5y ago
Something like: https://nim-lang.org/docs/asynchttpserver.html https://github.com/zendbit/nim.zfblast
553.
by sigzero 5y ago
You are describing Python.
554.
by sigzero 5y ago
Yup, people are the issue.
555.
by sigzero 5y ago
I think he is referencing that sites collect data even if you aren't a user. In that case, you could use the GDPR to get that data. That scenario makes no sense with github though.
556.
by sigzero 5y ago
Yes, we should have 100%.
557.
by sigzero 5y ago
Yeah, I don't see how to contact the actual author.
558.
by sigzero 5y ago
I had no idea that draw.io had a desktop version. Cool.
559.
by sigzero 5y ago
I do this all the time for validation effort etc. where they need an artifact.
560.
by sigzero 5y ago
One of the many reasons it's a stupid idea.
561.
by sigzero 5y ago
It is still "unwilling". "Unable" implies a capacity to do a thing which they clearly can but they are "unwilling" to do so because of their policies.
562.
by sigzero 5y ago
I almost went for the M1 but "1.0" kept me sane. I will definitely go for the M2.
563.
by sigzero 5y ago
Some people just want to watch the world burn.
564.
by sigzero 5y ago
There really isn't any "drama" in that discussion. pyproject.toml is the way forward and projects will need to adopt it at some point.
565.
by sigzero 6y ago
Look up "Deepwater Coast Guard". That didn't go well.
566.
by sigzero 6y ago
"More important"? Maybe. Gonna happen? Nope.
567.
by sigzero 6y ago
I worked with it about 10 years ago.
568.
by sigzero 6y ago
> Everyone with unmaintainable COBOL has long since migrated to really bad Java code instead. Unfortunately, not true. Most of the companies decided it was too much time and/or money to do that.
569.
by sigzero 6y ago
This is not "fine". This is in fact "bad".
570.
by sigzero 6y ago
Correct

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