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7y ago
This also mirrors my experience, as I host my own email and it's solely for me. At one point, I couldn't successfully send any email to gmail, but then it changed for some reason and simply gets sent to spam folders instead. Per
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Recommended Reading: `The Art of Unix Programming' & `the Unix-Haters Handbook'
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7y ago
What I'm wondering most is if I can buy my domains for the next decade at the current price and avoid some of the potential issues this could cause. Further, with this thought, I'm wondering if this could be an underhanded means t
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8y ago
They don't exist. I've seen good things relating to this Red language, but have fun learning a new language when you really just want to make a program you've already written graphical. Try learning the unreasonable class hi
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8y ago
This is a nice development. I wonder why I've never heard of software heritage before, though.
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8y ago
I do find having keyword parameters for free, as Ada does, to be an interesting feature, but the need to make the parameter names part of the interface is a drawback. Common Lisp separates positional parameters and keywords, but at the cos
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8y ago
>The promise of the AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) project was that it would make the web, and, in particular, the mobile web, much more pleasant to surf. That's, ostensibly, the goal, but anyone with an independent mind can tell it
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8y ago
I'll use my own website as an example: http://verisimilitudes.net/ Put simply, I put whatever I want on it. Put novel things you created that you find genuinely interesting on your website and you'll stand out fr
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8y ago
I always use exiftool to check for metadata in images I upload. I also compress my PNGs with optipng which has a nice ''-strip all'' option that rids the image of metadata, which you can then doublecheck with exiftool.
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8y ago
I'm reminded of the PSP Go. >“It’s about meeting the needs of customers that are digital natives that prefer digital-based media.” It also helps eliminate those annoying first-sale doctrine rights. I'll keep using physical medi
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8y ago
Isn't this what ESRB ratings are already for? Some are of the opinion that this is related to Japan hosting the 2020 Olympics and I'm inclined to agree. There's something suspicious about what Sony and also Steam and other c
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8y ago
I'm inclined to believe Go would be left to languish as Plan 9 and other projects from Bell Labs are, were it not for the support of Google. Go is certainly designed as other enterprise programming languages are, though, which is to
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8y ago
>Before the internet, user experience was considered of little value because most users of systems were internal employees of companies. I'm skeptical of this claim. It would help if there were a year, considering it's not cle