thomond

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by thomond 4y ago
It's disputed, it's also allegedly named after the Gaelic/Celtic god of the sea, Manannán.
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by thomond 4y ago
There's something seedy about the term webring I just can't identify.
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by thomond 4y ago
I wonder does this number include moderators or are they contractors who are not included in the headcount. I could see half that number being made of moderators if so.
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by thomond 4y ago
Well Musk also said he'll layoff 75% of staff so it wouldn't be too surprising that he'd layoff staff. He's backtracked on that but he's still laying off staff.
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by thomond 4y ago
Georgia is a Republic not a Kingdom.
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by thomond 4y ago
How long would it have taken to warp to the Gamma Quadrant wormhole I wonder?
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by thomond 4y ago
They have an incomplete dataset, I wonder why PT and IE is missing?
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by thomond 4y ago
Is it me or does the article too end suddenly?
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by thomond 4y ago
There are too many technology products called Proton.
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by thomond 4y ago
> Virtual display handling: creating a fake video output. On Xorg, some GPU-specific hacks exist (probably Intel-only) Nvidia users are out of luck in my experience.
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by thomond 4y ago
Learning how to cook is a great way to do that. You know exactly what's in what you eat.
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by thomond 4y ago
I would argue it isn't and it's just a bad headline.
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by thomond 4y ago
MS Word the same feature: https://gizmodo.com/microsoft-office-s-new-woke-spellchecker...
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by thomond 4y ago
It isn't localized to UK, cases have been reported in Ireland and Spain as well.
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by thomond 5y ago
Always thought it was Cornetto rather then Corretto.
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by thomond 5y ago
The return of the "little green men"?
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by thomond 5y ago
you could also run Win 9x through Dosbox on Android although again not very well.
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by thomond 5y ago
I still listen to the VI OST to this day. What they were able to do with the SNES soundchip was quite the technical accomplishment.
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by thomond 5y ago
Does cmus even support MPRIS out of the box? Last time I used it it didn't.
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by thomond 5y ago
That's the FBI's general view on IP rights infringement and covers more physical products. You can apply of that to file sharing.
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by thomond 5y ago
> Send the young Germans And I suppose you promise not to call them Nazis if they do?
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by thomond 5y ago
Why do you think Russia is building up tens of thousands of troops on Ukraine's border?
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by thomond 5y ago
It really re-enforces the idea of sane defaults. How many end users of a logging framework would even need JNDI functionality?
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by thomond 5y ago
Interestingly the National Science Foundation URLs they used as examples of URLs that probably won't work in a few years all still work.
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by thomond 5y ago
> Iraq, in other words, is doing well. Some will argue that this justifies America’s invasion to overthrow Saddam Hussein (which we supported). It does not. Too much blood was shed along the way in Iraq and elsewhere. That's not an
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by thomond 5y ago
Skip the blogspam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0TKwPnHc-M
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by thomond 6y ago
It's actually always used XHTML. Both .mobi and .epub is based on the Open Ebook format - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_eBook
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by thomond 6y ago
They were presumably testing the waters to see if they were noticed first.
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by thomond 6y ago
The font size is mostly way too small. I don't have the same issue with the Discus comments though https://imgur.com/M8ejyUq.png
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by thomond 6y ago
Just open the debugger. You can see the entire sources in there.

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