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Sharparam
4mo ago
I use the real ellipsis fairly frequently when I'm on Linux where I have access to compose key sequence, since it's just compose key + `..`. The fact that using correct typography makes people label you as an AI is just sad and it
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Sharparam
4mo ago
The em dash "gotcha" is so fucking tiring at this point. It is perfectly possible, and even easy, to write e[nm] dashes manually. With compose key sequences it's barely more effort than typing a normal dash/hyphen, even.
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6mo ago
> and my language being set to English Absolutely not. Language should never have any merit at all on country selection. As a Swede that prefers the English language for tech and internet stuff, sites that try to be smart about country s
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6mo ago
I think the author is spending more effort on this international banner system now than the rest of the site. I got one that seems to be tailor-made for Sweden (mentioning our furniture (IKEA)).
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Sharparam
7mo ago
I use my password manager across multiple devices daily. Apparently it has not been working without me noticing it?
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Sharparam
7mo ago
This is why space is the only acceptable thousands/grouping separator (a non-breaking space when possible). Avoids any confusion.
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Sharparam
7mo ago
Only mandatory in Eurozone countries, sadly. It won't be until 2027 (July at the latest?) where it will be mandatory for all EU countries.
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7mo ago
> Venmo isn't needed, because bank transfers are free and "real time" as in <60s. This depends highly on what countries and banks are involved. If I (as a Swede) want to send money to my german friend, I have to use Rev
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Sharparam
7mo ago
The Eurozone has free instant SEPA transfers* Non-Euro countries won't be guaranteed to have it until July 2027.
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Sharparam
7mo ago
Caveat that Vipps support in Sweden is severely lacking compared to the other countries where it's the main system in use.
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Sharparam
7mo ago
This is definitely not a thing in most of Europe. Netherlands' anti-credit card stance is quite unique, perhaps only matched by Germany and their obsession with cash.
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Sharparam
7mo ago
Certainly not the case in Sweden. Although travel insurance is usually included in your home/renters insurance.
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7mo ago
> since they still don't accept Apple Pay/Google Pay. When I go in and make a purchase using my credit or debit card, they'll associate it with my Walmart account Why wouldn't they be able to do that with at least Goo
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11mo ago
Only for the Azure Portal, despite Front Door also being down but showing as green on the status page.
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Sharparam
11mo ago
The learning modules on https://learn.microsoft.com/ also seem to have a lot of issues properly loading.
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Sharparam
1y ago
The comment is strangely worded, I too had to read it over a couple of times to understand what they meant.
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Sharparam
2y ago
It also links to his employer ( https://lualtek.io ). Maybe someone should let his employer know what their employee is up to :)
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Sharparam
2y ago
TOTP is still the MFA option that is supported by most services. WebAuthN is of course better, but it's still a minority that supports it.
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Sharparam
2y ago
FWIW the sync server can be self-hosted.
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Sharparam
2y ago
Despite it existing for a long time, support for it is far from universal still. In Sweden there is only a single bank in the entire country that has proper SEPA instant support. Some banks still charge extra for it as well. My own bank req
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Sharparam
2y ago
Why would they want to do that?
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2y ago
> They don't copy cleanly if you use nonalphanumeric characters, as in nearly every language other than English. I haven't noticed this ever being an issue. At least in Firefox, non-ASCII characters will show as-is in the URL b
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2y ago
That's some good news. Hopefully they'll expand it to also apply in Sweden. Although a system that works in all of Europe would be even more ideal.
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2y ago
Vipps is for Norway, not Scandinavia. Sweden uses Swish for similar functionality. I'm not sure what Denmark uses.
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End of Comma IDE Development
(commaide.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
You don't have to write the I and J separately, if you have easy access to IJ/ij: U+0132 LATIN CAPITAL LIGATURE IJ U+0133 LATIN SMALL LIGATURE IJ (On the EurKEY layout[1] this is as easy as AltGr + k) [1]: https:/
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3y ago
I much preferred DivXSweden, which is also dead now. They had some notion of quality control on that site which pretty much every other site I've tried lacks.
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3y ago
Most games. Most of the time. You make it sound like there's only a small subsection of games that can be played on Linux when that hasn't been true for some time now. There definitely still exist games that have issues running on
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3y ago
Framework will cancel your order if they discover you using a package forwarding service.
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3y ago
Are there any specific games you require Windows for? I've been pretty much fulltime on Linux at home now (still have Windows on a partition but boot into that a few times per year maybe), and play games more or less daily and have onl
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