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by Liru 4y ago
Czkawka worked pretty well for me. https://github.com/qarmin/czkawka
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by Liru 4y ago
I had to reread this comment multiple times since I felt that I had a fundamental failure of reading comprehension somewhere along the line. > The problem statement says "find the record" but all the answers are about printing
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by Liru 4y ago
Because the company that most benefits from it existing also makes the world's most used browser.
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by Liru 4y ago
I actually believe it's referring to Assassin's Creed 2. It had to check in with the central server to see if a legitimate copy was being played, and the way it was cracked was basically going through every possibility where the c
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by Liru 5y ago
Why are you assuming that they're using the home edition?
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by Liru 5y ago
cd a ln -s . a Problem solved; perfect organization.
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by Liru 5y ago
They're colour themes. Mozilla's celebrating the fact that you can change Firefox's colour theme while trying to spin it as something super unique. > we chose “Colorways” rather than “themes” to show we are branching out f
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by Liru 5y ago
ls doesn't do colours by default, but a lot of distros alias `ls` to `ls --color=auto` so it seems that way.
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by Liru 5y ago
It's a "well, yes, but actually no" situation, seeing as some torrent-related programs implement a few draft BEPs. I haven't seen any that support the torrent signing BEP, though. https://www.bittorrent.org&#x
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by Liru 6y ago
Perl edges it out, but only barely.
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by Liru 6y ago
Board states, yes, but in a game of tic-tac-toe, placement order matters as well. There are a total of 9! (362880) possible (but not necessarily valid) game states. With such a low number, it's not hard to brute force the correct answe
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by Liru 6y ago
Since I didn't see it mentioned here among the mentions of satire, and I found the problem interesting... The number of valid tic-tac-toe games is 255168.
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by Liru 6y ago
India, likely. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_numbering_system
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by Liru 6y ago
People's attention spans are ridiculously short. If the person is actively looking for the content, sure, that obviously won't work. However, if it's a more casual browser, then going to a site that takes a long time to load
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by Liru 6y ago
Why is it considered culturally taboo within Google?
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by Liru 7y ago
My most popular project on Github is currently a program I slapped together in Go a long time ago. The `sync/atomic` issue mentioned at the end of the article is THE issue that made me stop considering Go for anything other than trivia
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by Liru 8y ago
It didn't blow up like the comment-editing incident, but I was referring to https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/7a2mle/possible_...
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by Liru 8y ago
Also, when they created comments and manipulated their timestamps to make it seem like they were created far earlier than they actually were, for advertising purposes.
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by Liru 8y ago
Modern reddit isn't open source.
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by Liru 8y ago
That's anecdotally false. I've had Google use synonyms for words I put in quotes instead of the words themselves.
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by Liru 8y ago
Not the person you are responding to, but the comment you're replying to is referencing Seinfeld, due to the name of your company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stand_In_(Seinfeld)
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by Liru 8y ago
"Slightly exaggerated example since I can't remember any concrete ones off the top of my head"
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by Liru 8y ago
> This is in contrast to google where searches return things that don't even contain your keywords. This has become so frustrating as of late, especially when you search for something like "c++ map" and it decides to compl
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by Liru 8y ago
Where are all the Elixir jobs at in Toronto? I can't seem to find any.
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by Liru 8y ago
Why does your application require a Linkedin URL?
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by Liru 8y ago
So far, just for Windows, I've had ads: 1. On the lockscreen 2. In my start menu's tilebar 3. In my start menu's search results 4. In my start menu's program list 5. In Explorer, for OneDrive 6. In Edge, on
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by Liru 8y ago
> Are users expected to install and find out? When I was looking into switching from Gogs to Gitea, that is exactly what they expected you to do. I recall there being an issue saying that they won't compare the two because it&#x27
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by Liru 9y ago
I would say "small scale" would refer to project size in Go.
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by Liru 9y ago
How is the AGPL restrictive in this case?
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by Liru 9y ago
Okay, I understand the reasoning for most of these choices, but what kind of barbarian argues that a tab should be 3 spaces?

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