tasogare

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by tasogare 5y ago
I agree with your first paragraph. I don't eat with other people often but if a shop asked me not to talk when being with someone else I would just go elsewhere. Also I suspect the writer of the article put lot of efforts searching fo
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by tasogare 5y ago
At some point we'll have to go in Bruxelles & Strasbourg to "have a talk" with those parliamentarians and reclaim our freedom. Is this what they are searching for, to justify even harsher laws if popular revolt fails? Or
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by tasogare 5y ago
It's not even their worst attempt. In France, those fringe "woke" people are advocating a forked version of French which is written with a lot of dots everywhere to display genders simultaneously. For example: "Bonjour à
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by tasogare 5y ago
In France it's GAFAM that is most used, which makes sense since Microsoft is way more influential on the tech scene than Netflix, which is just a content provider.
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by tasogare 5y ago
It's a web browser only issue. In other cases such as a text processor document or local app a font is explicitly used by any run of text so there is no problem. This issue is the web being what it is, most of the time there is no font
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by tasogare 5y ago
No, the wide characters (it's their name) are special code points. I guess it exists because someone wanted to be able to use one letter in place of a Japanese character while using the same width. The "normal" letters are ca
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by tasogare 5y ago
There is enough irrelevant and dumb papers written by humans not to add more generated artificially.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Apple have not forbidding running MacOS under virtualization for years...
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by tasogare 5y ago
If you were really curious you would use MacOS bare metal as shipped out of the box, with Linux running in a VM instead of wishing for premises you know won't happen.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Also contrary to what is often professed here, a landing page is not a product. If you lure me to your website and there is no download and only a textbox to extract a personal information from me to spam me in the future, you just lost my
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by tasogare 5y ago
Not totally true. I'm still asking questions from time to time to people because I'm confused about place or how to do things (I'm living in a foreign country). Depending on the context some people are glad to converse instea
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by tasogare 5y ago
Lot of words for something that does already exist (C# for instance requires the first character of an identifier to be a letter or underscore but then most Unicode characters can be used), implemented in a more generic way (not limited to
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by tasogare 5y ago
Anybody who had a feet for more than 5 minutes in a lab know he's right. Heck I can't even challenge my own supervisors when they make swallow statements that are in fact contradicted by a bunch of papers, how could I get funding
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by tasogare 5y ago
> would be something a bit like PHP, but with the standard library of .NET Try the PeachPie compiler then ;)
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by tasogare 5y ago
I'm a grad student and I don't know what you are talking about. The local library software is not better than Google Scholar, in fact it's only good when you know what you want to find already and there is a paper version in
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by tasogare 5y ago
> Also unclear why we still need vaccine mandates when we have a cure. Corruption. It always have been the alpha and omega of this whole vaccine story, minus the part where governments went on-board as a way to restrict citizens right.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Mozilla is funded at 90+% by Google, whatever they spend it's mostly Google's money originally so it doesn't make sense to count them as a separate entity investing on that front.
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by tasogare 5y ago
That will not help you now, but I think a support network / company for canceled people shoud be established. There is a ton of people who are living in the fear of losing pretty much everything in a context of ever shifting political
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by tasogare 5y ago
> I now have this vague feeling that Rust is a religious cult I had this feeling from the very beginning just by the tone of its zealots here and elsewhere. My theory is that since the language is very hard to learn but doesn't prov
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by tasogare 5y ago
It's fast now because a bunch of mega-corps (Google, Apple, Microsoft before dropping the ball) put a huge investment in making JavaScript interpreters fast.
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by tasogare 5y ago
That's a solved problem: click right, save the page as MHTML. It can be opened later and online with a browser again. If I recall correctly the only gotcha is that the option to save in this format needs to be enable using the flags se
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by tasogare 5y ago
This so much. How I do "modern website": one HTML file, linking a typescript lib (if required). Optionally said page is generated by ASP.net Core. Database if required. So, ranging from 1 to 4 tech (not counting CSS), only one be
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by tasogare 5y ago
> Isn’t it just easier [...] to require people to [do what I think is right] rather than debate [...]? - said every soviet officers ever. You might not believe in democracy, but this is still a better system than autocracy. Even if you w
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by tasogare 5y ago
> How do we neuter the power of Twitter mobs? Ignore them. They have no power except the one you allow them to have on you.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Similar to C-dièse , the way some French are saying C# based on how it's written.
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by tasogare 5y ago
> really unclear guidance from numerous sources who all really wanted you to use THEIR stack and thus end up paying THEM Sorry but at this point it is hard to believe you are posting in good faith and not trolling. Even back in the Windo
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by tasogare 5y ago
> C#, .NET/FCL, and the associated ecosystem doesn't feel good to work with, out of date, and in desperate need of modernization. You must have miss dotnet Core because the modernization you're asking happened years ago.
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by tasogare 5y ago
This comment is very caricatural. I got multiple university degrees from my country where it's almost free and I learned a lot during the bachelor ones. Master not so much by that nice to have too.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Signal is asking phone number to use, I don't see how this is good for sensitive communication (since metadata alone are often very informative).
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by tasogare 5y ago
The outage is very good in that is will remind people to have backup way of communication for people that matter to them. Personally I have a least one other messaging app + email address of people I contact regularly. At worst I could send

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