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by stinos 5y ago
Sorry, but LibreOffice remains a pale shadow of Microsoft Office. While I tend to agree, the premise here is mainly 'is a poster child' and not 'is at least as good or better than alternatives'. Just looking at LibreOf
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by stinos 5y ago
This is on Windows Home then?
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by stinos 5y ago
You need the key, but there are ways to get a .pfx out of it. Which I unfortunately don't remember, but that is probably documented by whoever you got the key from. And otherwise signtool can be used with the key, though it is not alwa
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by stinos 5y ago
When everyone can create good art That is not what tools like this enable though? Will it not still require at least a bit of artistic sense to get something decent out of it? It just makes the technical aspect much easier. Some will bene
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by stinos 5y ago
Powershell + ChocolateyGet (+ DSC if you want) does a pretty good job already. Apart from specialized software it's been years I had to install via tedious hunt for link + download + execute + go through wizards or similar. That being
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by stinos 5y ago
Maybe the thing is I'm not in the US but in Western Europe. I'm not sure if it's representative but from seeing US movies/series (in so far those are representative), reading other comments here etc I do get the impressi
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by stinos 5y ago
The most common failure is just listing down the changes done in the code (the ones you can just read with `git diff`), I hate that Exactly. But I have noticed for some people this seems just really hard, don't know why exactly. Even
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by stinos 5y ago
A good way to find a lawyer is to talk to good lawyers you have worked with in the past. I.e. none for me. Is it that common to have worked with lawyers then? I honestly wouldn't know how to find a good lawyer. I don't even thin
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by stinos 5y ago
I understand it, I think. The shape your lips/mouth make for the 'li' in 'library' is different than for the 'li' in 'libre' (at least when I try to pronounce the latter as french 'libre&#x2
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by stinos 5y ago
Works extremely well indeed. Like git was basically made to be used like this. However, only because of that 'squash and merge' aka 'sculpt a nice history with the emphasis on story' bit. Not doing that is in my opinion
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by stinos 5y ago
You just have to know it is called 'network connections'. So like most other GUI things: hit Start button, start typing 'network connections'. For me it pops up after typing 'net' already. Which is actually eas
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by stinos 5y ago
Still I wonder if you'd author all non-proprietary packages how many of these violations you'd find. Especially in smaller projects. Don't have any examples ready since I also try to avoid anything but established software, b
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by stinos 5y ago
Seems pretty well designed. Though the decision to be able to refer to the properties of data in a pipe directly with their names might cause some confusion in the end (the 'size' in 'ls | where size > 1'). Ok it&#x27
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by stinos 5y ago
Well, those are 2 different PCs, so it's hard to compare them. Anyway I'm sure we all can come up with opposite stories as well, so to continue with anecdotes: unlike back in the days, blue screens (well, the ones I encounter, lik
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by stinos 5y ago
Mountain bikes, gravel bikes, are slow Given the huge difference between the 2 I'm not sure what you mean? Also because these days 'mountain bike' is an umbrella term, whereas gravel bike is still rather specific. E.g. that
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by stinos 5y ago
These aren't the types of bikes meant by the one you're replying to, I think: these are basically mountain bikes with modifications for day to day road use. The other are gravel bikes (which is what I assume means the ones used in
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by stinos 5y ago
Yeah I also don't really remember this extra-internet thing. Perhaps the author is talking about a very early period of the internet (which I don't know)? What I rememeber was that before 'real' search it was indeed what
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by stinos 5y ago
That's a good point actually. I've had my fair share of complete overkill designs in the past myself. Once I learned the problems it creates years later in large codebases I actively try not to do that anymore though. And to fix t
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by stinos 5y ago
This is a UX nightmare on mobile. Just on everything. It adds zero usability or information, it just hinders reading. Normally I just try to ignore things like this but now this got me wondering: I assume at some point someone convinced s
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by stinos 5y ago
I think you misunderstood me (or I don't understand what you are trying to say here). I was just pointing out concrete examples of the 'You are in a tread this very moment that shows proof of his opinion' since you replied to
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by stinos 5y ago
Most but not all apparently, though I don't think it's as bad as the one you reply to seems to imply. E.g. there's already some 'a lot of anti-Israel is also antisemitism' sentiment creeping in in some comments, wit
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by stinos 5y ago
I knew it has been different, didn't know that website though. Anyway this should be repeated more often, also in response to the 'but if we tax them they'll go elsewhere, there is no other way'. Because people simply do
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by stinos 5y ago
For 'normal' coffee this is indeed super nice, but I'm into the taste of espresso so I like what my Cafelat Robot produces more. Fairly simple manual espresso routine. Kinda hard to explain me I'm wrong because a) it&#x2
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by stinos 5y ago
It's a somewhat difficult concept to put into words and explain Don't worry I understand what you mean wrt dynamics etc, it's just that I'd never thought of linking it to lossy compression, because there are so many ot
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by stinos 5y ago
I sort of get what you're hinting at, but I still think it might be inaccurate; to me your reasoning come over like 'played live there's detail X and Y, when listening those details might be vague or don't come out prope
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by stinos 5y ago
The speakers just disappeared leaving this seamless soundstage where noises just happened within it, rather than relative to the L/R points of the spectrum like most speakers. It was incredible. This make me curious about this whole
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by stinos 5y ago
e.g. in classical music, you can tell subtle differences if you've listened the piece live or performed it inside an orchestra Can you explain this a bit more? How is having heard a piece live, which by definition means a unique perf
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by stinos 5y ago
Hmm. Machine is gone so I cannot check again, but pretty sure if I'd go to the Windows Update window it would say the standard 'updates are available' or similar and have a clickable 'Download and install'.
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by stinos 5y ago
This. Using both (and touch as well sometimes), the right tool at the right time for the job at hand, is what is the fastest for me. Doesnt matter whether it's editing or browsing or ... What do you mean with older FF? I've been u
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by stinos 5y ago
Just asked this a day ago but got no reply, so here it goes again: it looks like there could be strings attached, possibly due to my ignorance though - can this be licensed to a single user? Recently I was working on a machine with an LTSC

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