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by zeitg3ist 5y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, I will try it out.
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by zeitg3ist 5y ago
I think it should be an option, at least.
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by zeitg3ist 5y ago
That’s a bit unfair. I value privacy for some things but for other things I value more not losing my message history. Telegram is not as secure as other options by default, but for me it strikes a good balance between convenience/usabi
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by zeitg3ist 5y ago
Yeah, I guess it’s just a different use case, but it was a behavior I didn’t expect (maybe I didn’t read the “fine print”) and it turned me off using it for long-term stuff. It’s a pity because I liked the interface and features.
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by zeitg3ist 5y ago
I didn’t login on Wire for 3 months and “for my security” messages that were sent to me during that time were just... lost. I think my history was deleted too. This happened 2 or 3 years ago, but it made me just switch to something else (
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by zeitg3ist 6y ago
Yeah, but those components were heavily used on Wikipedia and other Wikipedia websites, and some - especially Lua modules - are fundamental once the wiki grows to a certain size, since wikicode templates are quite limited and suffer from pe
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by zeitg3ist 6y ago
I don’t know about Wikimedia being super cautious when adopting technologies... I host a MediaWiki instance and there’s been a lot of “not so cautious” tech decisions in the past. Jumping early on the HHVM train (which they eventually had t
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by zeitg3ist 6y ago
Thanks, now I know what the play on my next remote D&D session!
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by zeitg3ist 6y ago
“The design relies on a new smartglass technology that turns the walls opaque when the door is locked.”
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by zeitg3ist 6y ago
I’m not sure, but the source website seems to be quite biased: https://geneticliteracyproject.org/glp-facts/bioscience-reso...
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by zeitg3ist 6y ago
Does it make the text harder to read? A nice side effect of justifying text is that it makes easier to determine when a paragraph ends (or a line break occurs), especially if there's no vertical spacing between paragraphs. But justific
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by zeitg3ist 6y ago
PHP is one of the few languages that advertises itself by default in server headers, so I would take that data with a grain of salt.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
To this day I still visit www.scaruffi.com to read his opinions about music - the layout hasn’t changed since the 90s or even the 80s for some pages.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
All these games include some sort of random component and thus cannot be compared to chess which is purely skill based.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
Not sure if you're going to read this, but I've emailed you and never got an answer...
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
You can usually right-click the file in the downloads panel of the browser and copy its url.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
As an Italian (not from Genoa though), pesto to me has always been just a pasta sauce, so I was very surprised to see it used on salads and pizzas abroad. But recently (in the last 2-3 years) I’ve seen quite a few Italian pizzerias (not the
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
Oh I know it can be tasty, I have eaten my fair share of greasy pizzas too. And I’m not saying neapolitan is the only possible pizza style, although in my opinion it’s the best one. Neapolitan is actually charred on the crust too, but it’s
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
The pizza on that page looks extremely greasy and - most importantly - burned! Hope it's not representative of New Haven pizza in general.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
You can remove Siri from the touch bar, though!
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
Yeah, if your functions return the same error it's quite difficult to use the "else" pattern. I also dislike the fact that the error handling is not near the function that provokes it, but in a separate block, so you have to
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
Not sure I understand completely your problem and I apologize if this is a stupid question, but can’t you just pattern match the errors in with’s else block?
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
He didn’t say the votes out loud, but since the tests were sorted it was clear who did well and who did not.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
My physics teacher in high school gave back tests in grading order, starting from the lowest. Really humiliating for a 13 year old.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
Sorry, I just read the reply :) If you're still interested, basically I opened my Poste account in the city where I lived as a student at the time. I then graduated and moved elsewhere, but when my debit card expired, I got a letter th
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
For example, to join #django you have to be a registered user (+r), so you have to learn about NickServ and how it works before even being able to ask a question on a channel.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
You’re joking, but I used to have a bank account at Poste Italiane (the Italian national post service... don’t ask). You couldn’t access anything on the website, not even your balance, between 22 and 6. We’re talking about 2010. Not sure if
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
...in the US? Here in Europe I’m paying 30 euro/month for 200 megabit down (just 20 up, though), and I live in a 50k people town.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
Could you share a screenshot of your editor with Trebuchet? I would never think of it (or any other proportional font) as an adequate font for coding, so I’m pretty curious to see what it looks like.
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by zeitg3ist 7y ago
Well, your definition of “pizza” seems to be related to what you’re most familiar with. I would say that it’s the American version(s) that can’t be called real pizza :)

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