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by Zitrax 5y ago
That would be nice, but ncdu is still needed when there is no gui.
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by Zitrax 5y ago
Might not be exactly what you are looking for but just throwing it out there; Sweden often ranks high on some innovation metrics, like the Global Innovation Index: https://www.wipo.int/edocs/pubdocs/en/wipo_pu
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by Zitrax 5y ago
Also writing a review requires you to install the extension first.
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by Zitrax 5y ago
Locked article.
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by Zitrax 6y ago
I don't think there is even a security guard there.
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by Zitrax 6y ago
Yes. I got ~30k in Sweden, but that's around 20 years ago.
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by Zitrax 6y ago
"Today marks the final scheduled release of Flash Player for all regions outside of Mainland China." So not 100% true that it's the last update ever if China will get further updates.
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by Zitrax 6y ago
Does that means sharing between ios and android as well?
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by Zitrax 6y ago
Agree, this is definitely a use case where multi platform is a big plus since the whole idea is to share data.
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by Zitrax 6y ago
4 digit maybe, 4 bit would just be 16 different combinations.
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by Zitrax 6y ago
There exists modular cooktops where you can mix and match and thus get both gas and induction.
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by Zitrax 6y ago
If that fits the rest of the family. Moving around is easier if you are alone.
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by Zitrax 6y ago
It even say so in the message: "This is not a paywall, but...".
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by Zitrax 6y ago
I was thinking the same, I haven't heard 'huh' in Sweden, and 'va' doesn't sound much like it. I also read in the source: "Therefore we collected data from recordings of naturally occurring informal conver
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by Zitrax 6y ago
"It covers C++17 plus a few likely features of C++20.", from http://www.stroustrup.com/tour2.html
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by Zitrax 7y ago
They are limited in length though, max 12800 characters per book.
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by Zitrax 7y ago
Yes in Norway I as a father only got 10 days in total due to that rule while in Sweden I would have got 240 (if split equally), quite a difference.
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by Zitrax 7y ago
Also useful for various research, in the same way as going to the archives in a library can be useful. Even if most data is uninteresting doesn't mean that there are data there that is very useful to someone.
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by Zitrax 7y ago
Unlike the svalbard seed vault: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/may/19/arctic-s...
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by Zitrax 7y ago
> However they were slower - but not much Depends, we went from CVS to Git and nightly jobs tagging the repository went from taking hours to being almost instant.
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by Zitrax 7y ago
You wouldn't release with that on, and for testing you would have needed to craft a relevant input to detect it or fuzzed it.
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by Zitrax 7y ago
Live broadcast from that day: https://youtu.be/Y11CVuxfvPE
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by Zitrax 7y ago
The examples he lists in README.md are around 1GB though (Ubuntu .iso files).
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by Zitrax 7y ago
Opera mobile also keeps it.
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by Zitrax 8y ago
Boxed copies were sold on other countries too, I still have one in my shelf that I bought in Norway in I guess 1999 or 2000.
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by Zitrax 8y ago
A recent Swedish study[1] following 43 880 people over 13 years mentions in the summary: "Possibly, long weekend sleep may compensate for short weekday sleep." [1]: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full&#x2
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by Zitrax 8y ago
Indeed. At home i notice no difference at all when my kids eat candy. And at parties they get wild before the candy is handed out. Also kids are different of course.
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by Zitrax 8y ago
Paywalled
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by Zitrax 8y ago
Exactly, I don't see this as very useful right now, looks more like fancy animations. To actually see what happened I found myself triggering the same animations again and again.
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by Zitrax 8y ago
Would be interesting to know how many of those 500 000 that were active during 2018 (at least one login).

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