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by zmix 7y ago
I do not remember which of the two it was, but 'poppler' or 'pdfbox' (they may use the same backend) created great HTML output, with absolute positions. They also have an XML mode, which is easily transformed. Of course,
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> You consider something you use mature. From Wikipedia: IRC was created by Jarkko Oikarinen in August 1988 A major, hugely successful product, that is in the market for 32 years, and has seen many implementations, both on clien
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From the menu: Favorites -> irc.mozilla.org connecting to irc.mozilla.org... /join #channel (or have it set up to auto-join a named channels) bla bla bla /part (or simply just (Q)uit from the menu) If you did not (Q)ui
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Applications like these highly benefit from deep integration into the environment. Also, keeping them native and easy on resources makes them using a snap. You want these to come and go quickly, at the whim of a fingertip. You want them to
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No, I am in EU.
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Absolutely! I still hang on to my Sony Xperia Compact Z3 for this very reason.
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Absolutely. And it does not hold true only for Christians. Christianity is just an expression of deep, basic virtues, that are valid for human being at a whole. Now, ask yourself: Do you need to abandon your family in order to leave it be
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Jesus words are very clear here and leave no place for doubt. Therefore all of those, who followed him, must have given up on material property, which makes sense, if one accepts the idea, that "Money corrupts."
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One of my favorite passages from the New Testament is this: Matthew 19:16-30 New International Version (NIV)[1] The Rich and the Kingdom of God 16 Just then a man came up to Jesus and asked, “Teacher, what good thing must I do
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Oh yeah! That's exactly what I need after looking into a lightbulb (my computer monitor) for a many hours a day! Laser, right into the eye! ;-)
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A lot of Reddits have "Recommended" or "Related" boxes at the side. Why don't you implement these as first, and then use the algorithm(s)?
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I never used 'recutils' before, so, before I start investigating, did anyone try to pair this with Markdown? Could this be made an extension to Markdown, so I can encode data fields within markdown?
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Ah, ok, I see.
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> TypeScript's major weakness is that it doesn't want to break away from Javascript. No, it is not. That is exactly the major strength of Javascript! It is an addition to the landscape, for people, who can make use of it. For
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Title is totally off!
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Why would one want an ARM desktop system (except if (s)he is an ARM developer)? For my desktop I want as much power as money permits. And the most important thing is ergonomy, since I rather invest into my eyes and wrists than into the sili
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If you are on Windows, then go for the real deal[1]. It's (also) ActiveX (generic scriptig host, COM objects from/with scripts, etc.) scriptable and fully configurable. Just like in the good ole' days. [1]: https:/&#x
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A few comments up I read, that Jellyfin acts as a DLNA server. Can't you just connect your LG as a DLNA client/renderer?
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The Language Server Protocol (LSP) runs not only on VSCode, btw., but recently, SublimeText3 got support for it via an addon.
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If one would really want to name the two terms in question, one might say: * überentwickelt for overengineered (not really used) * unterentwickelt for underdeveloped (matches the word, even) "Unterentwickelt" is a term we do not
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Kindergarten is also a word, that has found its way into anglo-saxon languages.
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> We don't have a word for it because we don't see it as overengineering, we see it simply as engineering ;) Haha! Yes, totally! No German engineer "overengineers". Ever! It's called "refinement", &quot
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It's just going to repeat history, then. While I agree, that we need a Community's browser (one, that fully supports XML, ideally bringing back the original Seamonkey/Firefox way to do things), rather than a Corporation'
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And this is why we need Javascript in certain webpages! :-) Great!
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Yes, true. It is important to understand, that computers brought us further than paper. We now can have "Interactive Documents". And we should respect that, understanding, that this often dissolves the border between document and
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"Semantic Web" is a wide area. What technologies did you use? Care to post a little example, as to what and how it pollutes the HTML structure?
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Could anyone, with industry ties, forward these threads, in which people are fed up with the vendor supplied support software / drivers, each time they come up (and the do come up), to the appropriate decision makers? Thank you!
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My all time favorite: "How nature says: 'Do not touch!'" Though, there are so many favorites, it's difficult not to come up with a long list.
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While Google Reader might be the most popular of the tools, that got offline'd, doing so is a common pattern with Google. According to gcemetery.co[1] Google has already killed 164 products, with each one having an average lifespan of
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May have been added in the last 29 minutes, but the title of the page says: Ionuț Baloșin SOFTWARE ARCHITECT AND INDEPENDENT TECHNICAL TRAINER

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