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211.
by sigzero 3y ago
Not "seems", it is ridiculous.
212.
by sigzero 3y ago
Yeah, exactly what I used it for. I used to make small one off gui utilities for my team to use to save time doing certain tasks.
213.
by sigzero 3y ago
You mean like clicking that big DOCUMENTATION button at the very top?
214.
by sigzero 3y ago
Yes, he should have just went and looked there. Github is not a "random website".
215.
by sigzero 3y ago
UltraEdit is on the Mac now. It's not as polished as the Windows version but it is good and you get UltraCompare with it as well.
216.
by sigzero 3y ago
Theoretically, copper cables can offer speeds of up to 10 Gbps. So they would be pushing the limit.
217.
by sigzero 3y ago
That is only for "legal" whistleblowers though. Snowden was not.
218.
by sigzero 3y ago
He didn't have whistleblower status, so not sure why you think there wouldn't be consequences.
219.
by sigzero 3y ago
"History shows that curtailment of civil liberties—including the right to free speech, the right to a fair trial, and the right to equal protection under the law—has often followed national crises, particularly the outbreak of war.&quo
220.
by sigzero 3y ago
I think there were always a lot of people against this "vaccine" mandate. The Government handled it entirely wrong from the start.
221.
by sigzero 3y ago
I have zero doubt about that.
222.
by sigzero 3y ago
"Pharo is an open source, cross-platform implementation of the classic Smalltalk-80 programming language and runtime." So not surprising.
223.
by sigzero 3y ago
What book did you use?
224.
by sigzero 3y ago
Very cool. Smalltalk is one of those "I'd like to learn" languages for me.
225.
by sigzero 3y ago
https://pharo.org/success/
226.
by sigzero 3y ago
Xojo would be want you want then "probably".
227.
by sigzero 4y ago
It will not "end" any government involvement. That's just the spin.
228.
by sigzero 4y ago
No idea but people in fact do that.
229.
by sigzero 4y ago
I do not consider that a breaking change because they are no longer supported. Prior versions of the application will still run. Breaking changes to me are at the API level for SUPPORTED platforms.
230.
by sigzero 4y ago
A quick look shows those (mostly Asian countries) are not part of the coalition.
231.
by sigzero 4y ago
"Formal adoption also remains outstanding, with numerous conservationists and environmental groups vowing to watch closely."
232.
by sigzero 4y ago
I love shellcheck. You can run it locally or via the web if you don't want to install it. https://www.shellcheck.net/
233.
by sigzero 4y ago
As far as I know, you can be an abstinent homosexual in the Roman Catholic belief. You just can't act on it. I would guess they do think their God is right and act accordingly.
234.
by sigzero 4y ago
It is PUBLIC information. That is not circumventing anything. The issue here is NOT the FBI. It is the DATA being PUBLIC information.
235.
by sigzero 4y ago
It depends on locality as well. Currently a GS-15 step 10 in the DC maxes out at 183500.
236.
by sigzero 4y ago
Aren't a host of the more popular languages case sensitive (C, C++, Java, Python, etc.)?
237.
by sigzero 4y ago
iMessage is an exclusive Apple application/service that differentiates them over others and they should not be forced to open it up at all (and I don't even use it). This is clearly overreach and I don't see Apple doing anyth
238.
by sigzero 4y ago
"Bottle is a fast, simple and lightweight WSGI micro web-framework for Python."
239.
by sigzero 4y ago
Probably one of the best for macOS: https://cudatext.github.io/
240.
by sigzero 4y ago
Except all of those things is NOT what the actual emoji conveys.

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