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by zmix 5y ago
Now if it would have YAML front-matter... The nice thing with front matters is, they can populate meta elements in the resulting HTML.
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by zmix 5y ago
It's not. Especially not, if you have a "New Readme File" template, that even does template expansions. But to have something like this open along with that template would be really cool (and probably a resource hog to the ed
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by zmix 5y ago
ASRock also has some SFF server boards with IPMI and ECC, if I remember correctly, also with onboard CPU and fanless in some cases.
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by zmix 5y ago
Nice box, but "Out of Stock". And no IPMI, as it seems.
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by zmix 5y ago
Thank you for the summary! I was just going to ask...
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by zmix 5y ago
...and should be washed as little as possible!
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by zmix 5y ago
> However this technique has extremely limited practical application. How so? I always wondered, why I didn't here more of this kind of recordings, since I heard a (fantastic) demo in the early 1990's.
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by zmix 5y ago
If you know "The Last Ninja" from the C=64 times, then this may be something for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7U5pQZJYKM (Sound of Games: "The Last Ninja - Pure Meditation" - HQ)
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by zmix 6y ago
You mean like: "Buttle" vs. "Tuttle" ?
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by zmix 6y ago
Mine wasn't severe, but it was there well enough to annoy me and make me concerned. I had it for about one or two years. Then I bought a Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro and an ergonomic mouse and it went away so quickly (like, nearly in
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by zmix 6y ago
Agreed. I also would love it to be "deno" (I always thought it was).
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by zmix 6y ago
May I kindly ask any developer, who sets up a webpage, to have at least a single paragraph of an introduction, what the software is supposed to do? Admittedly, it happens very seldom, but it does: Documentation, that goes straight to the us
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by zmix 6y ago
You may indirectly support the project by supporting the host, that hosts their data, https://the-eye.eu Right on the front they write: > Hey there fans! We are currently looking for help funding large storage upgrades,
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by zmix 6y ago
Is there any specific reason not to use something like SmartOS?
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by zmix 6y ago
I prefer such utilities to be native to the environment (typically OS) and tightly integrated.
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by zmix 6y ago
> Those debates continue - to Scrivener or not to Scrivener is quite the topic with long-form writers. And Final Draft is heavily discussed. Where could I find such discussions? Do you remember any links?
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by zmix 6y ago
Oh, wow! This was some real hardcore sh*t! :-)
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by zmix 6y ago
> So both a coffee, and a piss. Reminds me on loading "G.I. Joe" (from Epyx) on the C64 with a 1541 floppy disk. However, the long loads came after every time you died and meant you also had to swap 4 disks.
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by zmix 6y ago
Ah, okay, thanks.
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by zmix 6y ago
Using your solution, one may shorten the XSL-T (with XSL-T 3.0) to: <xsl:stylesheet version="3.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> <xsl:template name="xsl:i
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by zmix 6y ago
~~~What does this give me over a €30 SCSI PCIe controller?~~~ Meh, forget that, I was thinking "SCSI" but had the prices for Firewire PCIe controllers in mind. Seems, a SCSI controller costs >€250 these days. P.S. How does one
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by zmix 6y ago
Computers in the 80's lacked HAL. But they, typically, got it in the 90's. I wonder, why the F35 is missing it. Or is this different?
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by zmix 6y ago
This could become big, however, there is still work to do, in order to match something like DeepL[1] I took [2] and had it translated on both sites, and while the translation was already pretty good (definitely good enough to understand the
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by zmix 6y ago
Is there a specific, technical, reason, why you don't use an XML database with, let's say, an XQuery frontend for storing and retrieving document data?
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by zmix 6y ago
All I get is (after granting access): Loading your music library...Spotify limiting how many people can use this app at once, so you'll need to wait or try again later.
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by zmix 6y ago
You forgot: - "There's no correlation between CO2 and temperature"
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by zmix 6y ago
"Hate speech on Facebook is pushing ethiopia dangerously close to a genocide"[1] [1]: https://tech.slashdot.org/story/20/09/14/2029237/hate-speech...
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by zmix 6y ago
Chicago ain't the world! Here, in Germany, labor unions are not perfect either, but pretty effective. It's a question of culture: if something never can grow up, into a solid state, it will cease to succeed. In the US unions get c
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by zmix 6y ago
Many inventions, these days, are often the result of expensive research and trial. Also, inventing is not enough, you need to "develop".
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by zmix 6y ago
On AmigaOS filetype recognition was very sophisticated. There were several ways to do it: 1. Filemanagers allowed you to configure a full combination of tests, which included magic bytes, binary or string seek to location and test for value

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