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by worble 5y ago
I wouldn't mind so much if these were actual endorsements that I know the creator actually liked. But it's always nordvpn or raid shadow legends or some other bogus crap that I know they either don't understand well enough to
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by worble 5y ago
I think it's high time we had a webring resurgence. It's impossible to get anywhere with plain search anymore, what we need is curated websites that other domain owners are happy to say "I endorse the people running this site
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by worble 5y ago
I can't say I've ever used search in Notpad++ so I don't care either way - but if they're going to remove bing, it seems hypocritical to not also remove DDG, since they pretty much just proxy search results over to bing?
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by worble 5y ago
I quite like elvish ( https://elv.sh ) for a non-POSIX compatible shell. It's by no means perfect, and it's not 1.0 so breaking changes are pretty frequent, but I find the language structure and syntax make it worth it.
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by worble 5y ago
It seems to be an A/B test, it's $5/m on my side. Which seems fair to me, although I agree about the product angle; I don't care at all about extra content or features, I'd rather just pay to keep MDN going and have
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by worble 5y ago
As far as I'm aware, there is no intention to ever open it up. You're better off waiting for GPT-NeoX.
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by worble 5y ago
> Surely "opt-in" destroys any validity the data would have (self selected groups are usually a poor proxy for typical users) Is there actually any data to back this up? Personally I see no reason why an opted-in group would be
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by worble 5y ago
I don't know if it's available in the UI, but in about:config set browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction to 0
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by worble 5y ago
Every time I run the demo, it gives me a different result? This is just on the same browser (Firefox), it generates a different code every time and claims I have random applications installed that I don't (the only one I have on that l
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by worble 5y ago
The fact that people just listed 4 competing tools shows exactly why this is a problem: 2 of them are essentially community run, and could theoretically at any time be taken over by a hostile (or even just an incompetant) entity and be used
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by worble 5y ago
When it was Windows Subsystem for Linux, I assumed marketing dictated "No no, the word Windows MUST be the first word." This one just seems deliberately confusing for no reason.
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by worble 5y ago
Annoyingly, Azure does have this capability! If your company is a Microsoft gold partner (there might be other requirements, I can't remember) then your Azure developer licenses comes with £100 free credit per month. When this money ru
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by worble 5y ago
If you need to polyfill for 2 of the most popular 3 browsers then you might as well just use a JS modal library that looks nicer and has more functionality.
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by worble 5y ago
Unless something has changed recently, MAUI won't support Linux on release.
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by worble 6y ago
I have a similar issue where very occasionally the debugger tab will just be empty, just absolutely no files in there at all. The fix is simple enough - just open the site in a new tab, although it's a little annoying. I still do all m
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by worble 6y ago
Except that you are forced to use Google's services if you want to reach any audience on android (and Apple for iOS). I would be sympathetic to Google if the Play Store was just one realistic choice of many, or if like FDroid it allowe
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by worble 6y ago
Definition of myriad (Entry 1 of 2) 1 : ten thousand 2 : a great number The Apple/Google duopoly does not constitute a "myriad of competitors".
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by worble 6y ago
Why would a mobile browser be different to a desktop one in this regard?
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by worble 6y ago
I don't think there's anything official about it? Anyone can create bindings from their language of choice to GDNative. Unless the maintainer is directly involved in godot or something (I couldn't see any evidence of this fro
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by worble 6y ago
> (are there ORMs in which all returned data objects are forced to be immutable? I think that would help.) I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're asking, but Entity Framework has .AsNoTracking(), which will simply return t
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by worble 6y ago
>can't be run on windows I'm not sure exactly what you mean by that. chromium.org doesn't offer chroimium builds on their website but there are a number of places you can get someone elses build, for example https:/&
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by worble 6y ago
Looking for pricing, I get to this page: https://www.8x8.com/products/apis/video >We're charging on a Monthly Active User (MAU) >Pricing starts at $0.35/MAU and decreases based on volume. >An MA
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by worble 6y ago
>All the front end devs are like, "You have to wait how many minutes for compile times?" for instance. This is funny because waiting for typescript to build is probably double or even triple waiting for my .NET project to compi
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by worble 6y ago
Assuming they do wish to maintain interoperability, you can use matrix while extending the base "events" that are sent to clients. So it may be that essentially Teamspeaks client/server will support the main specification &qu
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by worble 6y ago
The difference was a decade ago you could simply defer updates when someone reported online it borked their system. Now you're forced into it, like it or not.
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by worble 6y ago
The TST repo actually has a number of similar projects for Chromium and specifically Vivaldi on it's repo: https://github.com/piroor/treestyletab#similar-projects
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by worble 6y ago
I think he means when using git from the command line. Trying to push to your repo will trigger a github sign in process, which will then save the credentials to Windows Credential Manager. Git will then ALWAYS use those from that point on
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by worble 6y ago
The extension Alternate Player for TwitchTV[0] I've found is pretty good performance wise. It adds an extra second or two of latency I've noticed when watching the same thing as friends, but otherwise it's pretty great. 0: ht
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by worble 6y ago
I usually prefer text to video tutorials, but for me one of the best introductions to Grid was this video from Mozilla: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOvGeFUHAC0 Seeing it like that really made me appreciate how much boil
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by worble 6y ago
I'm having the opposite experience, I tried playing an old DirectX 9 game the other day and it was unplayable in Windows. It did at least boot and menus worked fine, but for some reason for another the framerate in-game was so low it w

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