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10y ago
I was going to make a sarcastic comment about them reducing the functionality like siri. But here we go. Already reduced a ton on day 1
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10y ago
Have they fixed the very slow swagger-ui project yet?
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10y ago
how are its lubrication properties?
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10y ago
Have you noticed a lot of image results from a Google search are actually .webp, probably also for that reason
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10y ago
hmmm I don't like any of the colour examples on this site. Just go to dribbble.com and see what you can see there, many interesting colour themes
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10y ago
The dog spinning with him was hilarious
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10y ago
Are there any libraries like this for JavaScript?
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10y ago
Amazing that this hack still exists
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10y ago
I'd probably take too much, turn inside out and get stuck to the ceiling.
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10y ago
yeah worse for the brand of Google but not for us as we are just as likely to have it fail as if it were a startup.
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10y ago
It's because PDFs have no concept of lines or paragraphs. It's just characters at an x,y co-ord which happen to line up. So figuring out whats a line or a column is a pain in the ass. That's most likely why copying and pastin
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10y ago
I agree but how is it any worse than a start-up trying the idea and then dying in a similar fashion?
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10y ago
12 hours until twitter name infringement
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10y ago
Why is directory listing turned on
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10y ago
Chrome has the best dev tools. Until that is sorted we will be tied. I use Safari most other times. Never Firefox though
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10y ago
That 30 seconds thing is horse shit. Never encountered that with any of the 4-5 dysons I've used
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10y ago
Very very cleverly designed. Take one apart. The way the hoses which bend tightly are all removable so you get a straight line of sight to find any blockages. Genius.
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10y ago
I have 3 of these, a Proteus core and a g900, and still have a soft spot for the 518.
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10y ago
Dyson vaccum cleaner
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10y ago
This one is much nicer. Fully fledged implementation. Awesome
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10y ago
All those consoles are bound to have some benefit
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10y ago
Will the be using Docker?
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10y ago
Never thought about it, but if you're a collector of some sort you would be pissed to see your collection destroy itself through no fault of your own
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10y ago
Upvote for hotfix to master
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10y ago
Having to rewrite any macros for any reason is a no go. You may as well have just stopped there.
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10y ago
Am I the only one that was expecting web assembly to be like 10x JS speeds?
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10y ago
I think a Bugera may have been a mistake.
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10y ago
I use both for different reasons. (From memory I think one does replacements better) Both are fantastic tools. My first port of call when trapped with a tricky regex.
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10y ago
That's a horrible name for a project
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10y ago
Looks very cool. I'll have to try this out
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