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   by RunSet 4y ago

   > The txt is on a website so it is a web content? Even more wtf- the file extension determines the file content?
2. 422.▲
   by RunSet 4y ago

   > Needless to say, the logging industry was not happy about The Lorax. The book was banned from many schools and libraries near thriving timber communities. Timber industry groups even sponsored a rebuttal book, called The Truax, which h
3. 423.▲
   by RunSet 4y ago

   JetBrains' privacy policy is so open-ended I am surprised their IDEs are permitted in any environment with software that justifies an IDE. It amounts to "Here are just some examples of the parties we might share your information w
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   by RunSet 4y ago

   > Microsoft char­ac­ter­izes the out­put of Copi­lot as a series of code "sug­ges­tions". Microsoft "does not claim any rights" in these sug­ges­tions. But nei­ther does Microsoft make any guar­an­tees about the cor­r
5. 425.▲
   by RunSet 4y ago

   Don't forget to keep your Apple development certificate paid up if you want to distribute your software inside or outside of the Apple App Store. Enrollment is 99 USD (or in local currency where available) per membership year. https:&
6. 426.▲
   by RunSet 4y ago

   Rather, today you learn that wire transfers are not irreversible. > there are extenuating circumstances, which qualify you for a wire transfer reversal. These special circumstances are as follows: * Your bank made a mistake with the reci
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   by RunSet 4y ago

   Another such example that rational self-interest is an invalid assumption: > Mr Greenspan admitted that his view of the world had been flawed. > Self-regulation by Wall Street had failed, he said. "Those of us who have looked to
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   by RunSet 4y ago

   I would say the apples-to-apples comparison is with the original version of the Signal wikipedia entry, and that comparison is favorable to the draft page for Session: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Signal
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   by RunSet 4y ago

   > The notability standards aren't remotely as much of a problem as the inconsistent enforcement of them. My current wikipedia pet peeve: Session Private Messenger[0] is absent from Wikipedia's comparison of cross-platform insta
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    I'm not surprised that engines that prioritize "fresh" results only turn up claims that the most recent version of Windows is the fastest. Even so the most recent version does have higher system requirements than its predeces
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    Don't trust anything from the world's largest advertising corporation until you hear it from a competing source they don't own or subsidize.
12. 432.▲
    by RunSet 4y ago

    Reminds me of how each version of Windows is "the fastest Windows ever!" while the minimum system requirements increase with each version of Windows. However do the geniuses at Microsoft manage to make Windows run faster while o
13. 433.▲
    by RunSet 4y ago

    or: "An argument for Gemini." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini_(protocol)#Design
14. 434.▲
    by RunSet 4y ago

    I have a truly devastating reply that this website's comment length is too small to contain.
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    I think of frameworks as running with crutches or cycling with training wheels. People interview potential couriers, look them in the eye, and ask: "DO you run with crutches?" Not "CAN you run with crutches?" (as anyone
16. 436.▲
    by RunSet 4y ago

    Git is the perfect tool to develop the Linux kernel and a wretched kludge in any other context.
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    > When people say, like, "blah blah VSCode this blah blah TypeScript that", all I hear is "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish the open Web ecosystem". Your memory may be too long to fit the TypeScript demographic.
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    Technically that is correct although when replying I had in mind use cases that are neither commercial nor personal.
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    OP: "How can I do x?" Top reply: "Why do you want to do x?" Thought I was on StackOverflow for a second.
20. 440.▲
    by RunSet 4y ago

    Only free for personal use, alas.
21. 441.▲
    by RunSet 4y ago

    A browser extension that uses that method to add a "download" button to Youtube videos alongside the upvote / downvote buttons seems like a useful thing.
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    Here's an oldie but a goody! https://www.veed.io/view/42ce44c6-198a-498a-bd85-9d38c88e3a4...
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    Yeah after they see KDE they'll really think gnome is good.
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    > Thinkpads are still decent The ones from 2011 are.
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    > Vimeo also provides some DRM‐free digital downloads Awesome. Digital downloads are my favorite kind of download.
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    "The law, in its majestic equality, forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal their bread."
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    > More than 90 per cent of Mozilla's funding comes from web search providers that pay for the right to be the default search engine in Firefox in their regions. According to the organization's latest financial figures, $430m of
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    "uBlock Origin Lite" is bad branding as there is a convention of using "Lite" to suggest reduced hardware requirements. They should have named it something like "uBlock Origin Tame".
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    Unlikely: > Mozilla has renewed its lucrative nine-figure deal with Google to ensure its search engine is the default in Firefox in the US and other parts of the world. ... > Moz will likely pocket $400m to $450m a year between now an
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    by RunSet 4y ago

    “There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, and the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies. The first method is far