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by ygra 8y ago
I think that referred to the suggestion of printing every ballot after the user selects their choice on the machine.
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by ygra 8y ago
This seems to lack any content besides that California now also has privacy regulations and that this page won't tell us anything until 2018-09-20.
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Tiered compilation preview in .NET Core 2.1(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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964.
by ygra 8y ago
How do you view the alt text on mobile with the desktop view, though?
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by ygra 8y ago
> The main dimension "really good camera!" helps in these days is resolution, which has approximately zero to do with photo quality I've mainly found exposure to be much easier to manage with a good camera.
966.
by ygra 8y ago
Gwynne Shotwell once noted that even the very first refurbished booster cost less than 50 % of a new one to refurbish. They've learned a lot since then and Block V is designed to do at least 10 launches I think without refurbishment (t
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by ygra 8y ago
People do the same thing in other languages where PIN isn't a homophone with other words (e.g. German) and not just with PIN.
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by ygra 8y ago
I've seen this video a while ago, where a father does this with his kids: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDA3_5982h8 Lots of frustration about the stupid robot and I guess your school kids weren't much different.
969.
by ygra 8y ago
I thought the point was to get the actual data back (not that you could with records).
970.
by ygra 8y ago
Win+. on Windows 10 at least. But then you still have to know the name of the emoji.
971.
by ygra 8y ago
A character that existed for a while, just not in digital typefaces.
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by ygra 8y ago
It's a bit annoying to document every single bugfix in a changelog too, though. At least I don't want to read dozens of lines like - Fixed flickering lower-right pixel when hovering over close button with a stylus on devices with
973.
by ygra 8y ago
It has been promoted to a normal Windows shortcut in one of the recent major updates.
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by ygra 8y ago
Generally for usability I'd suggest to take a good look at OneNote, which in my eyes gets the "type and draw everywhere, with minimal friction" concept very right. And while the underlying data model of such an application ma
975.
by ygra 8y ago
JetBeains wasn't very interested in this in the past, mostly because it duplicates effort they've already invested and their solution seems to be better. For now.
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by ygra 8y ago
I think there were two steps. Yes, TrueType fonts have been available for quite a while, but the list was fixed and you had to edit the registry to add other fonts. The current state seems to be that monospaced fonts installed are automatic
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by ygra 8y ago
Windows picks up usage patterns and pre-loads applications to match that. But indeed, right after launching an application it's still in the disk cache anyway, so subsequent launches (until heavy I/O) should be quick.
978.
by ygra 8y ago
For cmd you can install clink.
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by ygra 8y ago
I didn't get the impression that they consider the Console API in itself a flaw. An API for this is much more robust than an in-band text API that's part of your output. For example, no Windows console application has to even thin
980.
by ygra 8y ago
cmd is the shell, Cmder (which is just a wrapper around ConEmu) is the console/terminal. Both have little to do with each other, apart from that one needs the other to show a window.
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by ygra 8y ago
You're mistaking the shell for the console. As the article quite clearly points out, there's a vast difference between both, even though when you look at a console application (such as a shell) you kind of always see both.
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by ygra 8y ago
> There is no CTRL + R to search for the last command On Unix this is typically a shell feature, not a console/terminal feature. The corresponding way to do this in the Windows console would be F8, I think. > autocompletion in
983.
by ygra 8y ago
> Insider's release only? Wow, that sounds like really advanced stuff for something totally basic! This has nothing to do with how large or small the feature or change is. A feature, once ready to be publicly tested, will get in the
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by ygra 8y ago
PowerShell is a shell, thus a console application , buy not the console. So it's just the settings of the console window if you observe any differences. The PowerShell shortcut on the start menu may have different settings from the co
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by ygra 8y ago
Don't most countries with socialized healthcare also have free (or affordable) education?
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by ygra 8y ago
It's been changed in the meantime as well: https://emojipedia.org/microsoft/windows-10-april-2018-updat...
987.
by ygra 8y ago
I think Twitter has tooltips for them, which is nice because I also can't recognize most of them. If I use them at all, I restrict myself to a smiling face and that's it.
988.
by ygra 8y ago
Well, the language is extended as needed, so it's still making up foreign words as you go. They just have to fit into the language properly.
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by ygra 8y ago
They did this with the Roadster, though.
990.
by ygra 8y ago
The axes are defined by the font. Slant implemented that way usually leads to an oblique font, while many fonts (even sans-serif ones) have distinctly-designed italic variants. Simply applying a skew transform to a font only rarely leads to

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