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by spondyl 2y ago
Yep, they're all just one div. Well, technically a div plus ::before and ::after pseudo-elements but still, it's all CSS
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by spondyl 2y ago
Yeah, it sounds pretty identical to a caching issue that happened to Steam way back on Christmas Day of 2015: https://store.steampowered.com/oldnews/19852
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by spondyl 2y ago
Despite the common confusion, it's not e-ink but rather a reflective LCD (rLCD) screen. It's the same principle as the original Game Boy where instead of using a backlight, the LCD reflects light instead. There's an early rev
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by spondyl 3y ago
Oh neat, as a Transit user, I always wondered if they were using data from those train/bus stop questions
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by spondyl 3y ago
From memory, you definitely were able to install root certs pre-7.0ish but that functionality was removed, presumably to stop users from running man in the middle proxies and sniffing app traffic. A huge irony in that alongside all the talk
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by spondyl 3y ago
> It always supported Win/Mac/Linux (that's what I meant by PC) I would guess that for a lot of people, PC is read as "Windows". Probably in part due to the marketing campaigns of the mid-2000s that would compare
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by spondyl 3y ago
JustWatch isn't a streaming service to be clear. It's a directory of where you can stream any given movie/series in your region, if available at all.
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by spondyl 3y ago
Yeah, once you hit the free limit, you get served a subscription wall once you try to do a search
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by spondyl 3y ago
While Paula is getting all the attention, mostly due to appearing in the dramatisation, I'd point out that we haven't heard from Adam Crozier who was CEO of the Royal Mail from 2003 - 2010 which was a fairly key period when this w
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by spondyl 3y ago
Some important context that might be useful for fellow confused readers: A new four-part dramatisation about the Horizon scandal aired from January 1st - 4th in the UK. As a result, the scandal became a popular topic for discussion publical
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by spondyl 3y ago
I don't even know that The Economist wrote about this, as implied by the wrong link, but the source seems to be this: https://slack.com/blog/news/the-surprising-connection-betwee...
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by spondyl 3y ago
Oh, maybe I hadn't made it clear enough that I have already been successfully using it :)
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by spondyl 3y ago
Oh neat, I came across BuildJet the other day. I was trying to cross-compile a side project ( https://github.com/marcus-crane/october ) for Linux arm64 but trying to do so would throw up some instruction set errors. I ha
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by spondyl 3y ago
There is perhaps one upside. As it turns out, when binding arbitrarion is forced, those very same companies can't handle the caseloads that come with thousands of cases being filed individually so it can be a bit of a footgun https:&#
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by spondyl 3y ago
Hmm, as someone who uses and defacto manages Datadog for a sizable org in their day job, I'm not sure using that OpenTelemetry PR fiasco is an up to date picture. There was definitely a period where Datadog seemed to be talking up OTel
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by spondyl 3y ago
I haven't watched this video yet but I'm looking forward to it, having read Showstopper[1] quite a few years back. One thing that stuck out to me when I was still in my early 20s thinking I needed to work all the time was the ment
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by spondyl 3y ago
Perhaps it's a feature but I wonder how jarring the lack of progression would be given the static nature of models? If you were to chat with someone daily for a year, you'd never see their hair grow (or get cut) for example but th
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by spondyl 3y ago
In the context of AI, the more safety measures are put into a model, the worse it performs or so it gets claimed. Safety here being say; a user asking for instructions on how to make a dirty bomb and the model responds with "Sorry, I c
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by spondyl 3y ago
> isn't this antithetical to the spirit of obsidian? I think so, yeah. Kepano (CEO of Obsidian, the company) has stated that they're waiting for the technology to progress to where models can be run locally. Anything goes with
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by spondyl 3y ago
A running theory was that Windows 9 was skipped because of all the "if version contains 9" logic for 95, 98 etc I don't think it was ever anything more than speculation though
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by spondyl 3y ago
> It's actually made of stock options that vest if the share price went above $150, but the expected value was $110 million so that's what was reported. It gets a little weirder than that I suppose since you might have a great
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by spondyl 3y ago
I'm over at https://utf9k.net although I've had the same layout for long enough that I feel like it needs a bit more personality hah. The little live player widget in the top right is my pride and joy :') https:&
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by spondyl 3y ago
While not directly related, fellow readers might also find the memo titled "Dave Goldberg on music"[1] to be an interesting prediction around the future of music as it comes to streaming. As a bit more background, it was a memo se
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by spondyl 3y ago
This sync server project is pretty handy for a headless daemon I had been meaning to cobble together in the background. The sort of thing that could say; pull down markdown files inside a CI pipeline from the sync server which is probably b
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by spondyl 3y ago
> #2 its hard to imagine someone being more comfortable on the street that in a housing provided by the gov First off, the following is all anecdotal based on some articles I read a few years back now so take it with a grain of salt. New
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by spondyl 3y ago
I assume <summary> was not explicitly mentioned because it generally only appears as a child of <details>. It's not intended to be used in the same way as say; <article> to my knowledge > A <summary> element
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by spondyl 3y ago
As someone who has used Arc for just over a year now, I have a love/hate relationship with it. There are some features like the ability to "peek" into a webpage or Little Arc which is really handy for SSO popups without chang
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by spondyl 3y ago
For anyone interested in a discussion about the concept of systems not being understood by newcomers, I can recommend Peter Naur's Programming as Theory Building: https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Naur.pdf
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by spondyl 3y ago
https://utf9k.net/blog A mix of technical and personal posts. I like to try and capture the hard bits of life as proof to point to in the face of any success that might pop up

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