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601.
by sli 7y ago
I don't strictly hate touchscreens in my cars as long as the physical controls I use the most are still there, but it infuriates me that OEM replacements can cost upwards of $1000 while there are fairly high end aftermarket replacement
602.
by sli 7y ago
I'd almost say jQuery pasting over the inconsistencies is what made XMLHttpRequest and AJAX in general the killer feature it became.
603.
by sli 7y ago
> That list is a bit misleading because the vast majority of those calculators are no longer manufactured. It does have the two most recent HP calculators listed, though. That's makes me pretty happy.
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by sli 7y ago
This article reads as satire to me because of that, among a few other things.
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by sli 7y ago
Horizon has a broken exFAT implementation that can corrupt SD cards. Normally it only affects people running homebrew, but it can also be triggered by eShop games (Pokemon Sw/Sh was in the news for this recently). Some would consider t
606.
by sli 7y ago
> Which means you don't have a good position when typing? Well, can't speak for OP, but personally I just slide the keyboard back over when I'm done gaming and going back to typing. I don't just leave my keyboard to m
607.
by sli 7y ago
Any particular reason that you're interchanging two words that are not interchangeable?
608.
by sli 7y ago
So it's a regular old run-of-the-mill courier service, except you send them a picture of the item you're sending instead of calling them or something.
609.
by sli 7y ago
I am really confused. Are we taking this obvious joke as though it's a serious website making serious claims? Everyone seems to be discussing this as though it's actually real and not a joke.
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by sli 7y ago
Which is why I write Elm code at home, but Javascript at work. I'm told the latter is the right tool because the company might have to hire someone to maintain it in ten years, and there just cannot be any deviation because any other l
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by sli 7y ago
First sentence of the article: > Last month was the hottest ever October on record globally, ...
612.
by sli 7y ago
That first paragraph you quoted is certainly prophetic but it also feels like it's dripping in bemused sarcasm at the novelty of the internet.
613.
by sli 7y ago
Don't forget hair analysis. And out of all of those, the only one that actually works is DNA analysis and even that fails from time to time due to how easily samples can be contaminated.
614.
by sli 7y ago
The 451 is probably GDPR-related.
615.
by sli 7y ago
The entire page fails to render if the Strip third-party dependency is blocked. Does the function of the game itself really rely on Stripe that deeply?
616.
by sli 7y ago
uMatrix won't even let me open the link, which I don't consider a loss.
617.
by sli 7y ago
Graduated high school in 2003. No home ec available, no shop available, and they got rid of their computer programming classes after my freshman year. The only option anywhere close to these lines was Ag. I didn't live in a farming tow
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by sli 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CASE_Act
619.
by sli 7y ago
That's contributing to the death of torrent ecosystems in the same way as Popcorn Time: all leeching, zero seeding.
620.
by sli 7y ago
It also ignores that some VPN services have proven their no logging claims in court, multiple times.
621.
by sli 7y ago
> ... what catchphrases from LOTR were (are?) remotely commonplace? "And my axe!" was common enough for a while. Less so now but it's still around. LOTR memes that rely on single lines with varying popularity are pretty co
622.
by sli 7y ago
They don't, they just get a lot larger budgets thanks to wealthy parents. In some states, they also get state funding on top of that. I'm not sure if it's still the case now, but there was a time when public funding for schoo
623.
by sli 7y ago
My mother was insistent on driving SUVs because she said she could see the road better from higher up, which to me really just meant that when she would look at cars, she wouldn't consider the feature she actually needed: raisable seat
624.
by sli 7y ago
You've got it backwards. "Gimp" is also a BDSM term, which is what it's used for in Pulp Fiction.
625.
by sli 7y ago
It would be really nice if you could expose the parser to Javascript as well. I could use this to integrate with some Javascript tooling in my CLJS frontend (e.g. purgecss extractors).
626.
by sli 7y ago
What's up with these openly anti-Canada quips being added to replies to this comment? That seems wholly unnecessary.
627.
by sli 7y ago
QMK (keyboard firmware) calls that feature a "leader key."
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by sli 7y ago
I use the minimap (in Atom, not VS Code) to quickly see touched lines for git purposes, locate errors I know exist due to changes elsewhere, quickly find merge conflict blocks, see search matches at a glance, etc. It can do quite a lot.
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by sli 7y ago
You're right about Lisp features, but CLJS macros are kind of bad at the moment. I have a fairly simple macro that works just fine in Clojure but does not compile in ClojureScript and I can't figure out why. It's probably a s
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by sli 7y ago
It really is a shame because ClojureScript is an absolute joy to work with. TypeScript and Javascript feel so incredibly tedious to write after using CLJS for a few months. I would really love to move into PureScript as well, but I haven&#x

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