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by wjdp 7y ago
Is there a binary available for this? Download on the site seems to just be source. Currently running `./configure` and going through the dance of working out what my package manager calls each of the dependencies one at a time with no
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by wjdp 7y ago
Does Apple have to sign games distributed through Steam? I thought that only applied to their own app store.
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by wjdp 7y ago
Long time fastmail user. First exposure to this was an unfamiliar icon on my homescreen, was a bit confused/concerned. I'm sure I'll get used to it but echo your thoughts, it does feel very generic and while dated FastMail&#x
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by wjdp 7y ago
WeGift | Frontend Developer, Python Developer, Lead Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer, Product Owner, UI Designer | Cambridge, UK | ONSITE Full Time | https://wegift.breezy.hr/ I'm a full stack dev mainly dealing with
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by wjdp 8y ago
Thanks, did try to fill the form out but it wouldn't submit.
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by wjdp 8y ago
I run Pi-Hole on my home network, while I pay for premium I guess I'm OK. But will anyone who uses this network with Free get banned?
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by wjdp 8y ago
This is something that has put me off services like this for personal / open source projects. I'm time and cost limited and usage will be minimal so both the expense of a managed service and the time cost of setting up my own are
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by wjdp 8y ago
Couldn't quite find the phrase for it. HA isn't at fault, but does cause shit SD cards — which are the norm — to fail. I was unsure if it was a random failure or attributable to my use of the card. The parent comment cleared that
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by wjdp 8y ago
Had a SD card die in my Pi a few months back, good to know HA was the cause. Now running on a proper box.
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by wjdp 8y ago
Re. the roads here is one often quoted photo. A very extreme example but interesting nevertheless. https://i.imgur.com/adoMWRh.jpg
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by wjdp 8y ago
Being mostly self taught I had a few of these. First couple of months working with other developers one would come up every week or so. Luckily not very embarrassing. The new juniors have a few too!
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by wjdp 8y ago
I used to image my boot disk before each update, saved me a few times when I needed the machine to just work again. Then moved to Linux in 2013, never needed to go back.
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Buy gift cards with Coinbase crypto(blog.coinbase.com)
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by wjdp 8y ago
It doesn't handle screen rotation, so I have two identities? Mr portrait and Mr Landacape
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by wjdp 8y ago
They use a mix of satellite and ground radio (satellite to get the SOS out and a rough location, then radio to actually locate you) See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_locator_beacon There are lots of types t
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by wjdp 8y ago
You can remove individual videos from your watch history and this does appear to affect your feed shortly after. On mobile this is under Library > History.
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by wjdp 9y ago
Removing, from what I can see, a pretty good piece of software from sale doesn't seem the correct option. Then again I understand making it free / heavily discounted may irritate people who have bought it already. Is there a bette
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by wjdp 9y ago
> Editor’s note: At nearly 7,000 words, you probably don’t want to try reading this on an iDevice. Bookmark it and come back later. Love it, and have bookmarked. Without a thoughtful message such as above may have started and given up h
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by wjdp 9y ago
Minorly ironic the rest of the article about accessible text only content is hidden behind a non-functional (for me, currently) 'Read More' button.
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by wjdp 9y ago
Is there a blocklist that contains domains like this? Would want to add that into rotation.
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by wjdp 9y ago
Is there anything those outside the US can do?
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by wjdp 9y ago
Running your own host for it may be
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by wjdp 9y ago
When writing SO questions I tend to only press the submit button 5–10% of the time before realising my error (typically something mundane). The act of putting the problem into words, along with writing up a good background of the problem (a
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by wjdp 10y ago
In some cases, yes its easier to search, but it does fill a use case. I'm not an illustrator yet often need icons. I tend to have a rough idea of what I want but can struggle to find the right keywords. Visual search here is very usefu
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by wjdp 10y ago
Took a little while to work out how cool this is, initially just thought it was just-another-pastebin.
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by wjdp 10y ago
Ran into same issue. Noted you put (Windows) on the download button, just assumed Linux had to be built from source.
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by wjdp 10y ago
Fab, cheers
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by wjdp 10y ago
There should be the option for an include pattern. I wanted to only check *.py files, this is very cumbersome to do with only excludes.
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by wjdp 10y ago
Rather looking forward to this. Got a number of use cases that don't justify using a 'proper' search engine but would really benefit from a more flexible search than an icontains filter.
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by wjdp 10y ago
I'd still always recommend a text editor on your device. In my static setup I use gulp, calling gulp deploy builds the entire site and rsync's it to a server (password protected and all that) Though if you really want a web ui ha

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