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by __float 3y ago
That was some key context lost in the simplification of the original code[1] for this blog post, though. The blog post's code returns the temperature (throwing away the next line), whereas the original adds it to a map and returns th
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by __float 3y ago
There's a small "settings" button to the left of the URL. Click it, and if it shows Sound already, enable it. Otherwise, click "Site settings" and enable it from that list.
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by __float 3y ago
If you store the compiler version in source control, then you don't have this problem.
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by __float 3y ago
Do you have any examples? I'm largely out of the Microsoft ecosystem these days, aside from the occasional Xbox usage.
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by __float 3y ago
Intel makes desktop cards too
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by __float 3y ago
They could build more apartments.
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by __float 3y ago
We have historically had private institutions with impactful research labs. Are there any of those still kicking?
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by __float 3y ago
Even for basic service running, complex dependencies are so much more manageable in systemd. I'm glad systemd "won"; it's much more maintainable IMO than shell scripts written once and forgotten about (until they break).
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by __float 3y ago
I think they're trying to "bootstrap" a sense of community by having fake engagement to start. It looks like they're the mod of r/NSAboycott, r/fedshutdown, etc. which may explain the paranoia of "going ro
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by __float 3y ago
It's an odd omission that the "feminist server" mentioned is actually a gathering place for TERFs, after they were banned from places like Reddit. If your community is problematic enough to be kicked off of Reddit , I can im
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by __float 3y ago
Is this only a remote cache for Bazel, but it does not support the remote execution API at all? It's a little worrisome to trust all user outputs when you do not also control the execution of them. (In the "best" case this
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by __float 3y ago
This is neat! It'd be nice if clicking the blurred background area on a Sheet closed the sheet like the x button does.
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by __float 3y ago
Is that within the scope of the FTC? My naive assumption would be that it's not, and cities tend not to self-regulate on matters of any real importance.
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by __float 3y ago
> Rather than needing a complicated YAML file to run a CI system, it’s just cloning Git repos and running commands. How do you define what repos you need and which commands are run? Ah, it is indeed also a YAML file: https:/&#x2F
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by __float 3y ago
What do you mean by this?
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by __float 3y ago
Ah, I didn't realise (and perhaps you didn't either?) but you linked to the Canadian store, where it is CAD $172.
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by __float 3y ago
This doesn't really seem comparable -- the big draw to the Express seems to be the WiFi built-in; at $149 for the Express vs $172 for the Gateway Lite + (at least) ~$100 for an AP, these are entirely different categories.
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by __float 3y ago
$0 authorizations are routinely skipped, though - the fees add up substantially because of card testing, some card networks don't support it (and instead you need $1 or similar), and it can be confusing for customers.
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by __float 3y ago
> It is very much possible Tim also left Flutter because of her. If not her, then likely someone she managed: https://twitter.com/timsneath/status/1727192477264974273
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by __float 3y ago
It helps confirm they're actually employees, rather than someone just pretending to be one.
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by __float 3y ago
I don't get the strong impression that e-readers are really trying to compete here, though. It seems much more in the _tablet_ space, where colorful photos (and additional interactivity, sometimes) are much closer to the physical exper
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by __float 3y ago
This is a very critical reply, and for what? Throwing "just not for me" at the end doesn't negate the 95% of the message that's unnecessarily harsh.
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by __float 3y ago
That seems like a rather specific guess -- plenty of things can go wrong beside that problem. I found the comment more reflective of lacking any reporting process, even for "major" vulnerabilities. These days, companies have turne
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by __float 3y ago
This controller is labeled "licensed". How do you know it will be blocked by this policy?
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by __float 3y ago
I sometimes throw a YouTube video on the TV for some background noise (or for my cat :-) and if you're not paying attention, the ads can get incredibly long -- not just a few minutes, but 20, 30+ minutes.
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by __float 3y ago
> The renaming is intended to create a more consistent brand experience across all Mozilla surfaces, driving higher awareness of the portfolio of Mozilla products.[0] This links to a page which... primarily consists of "Firefox&quot
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by __float 3y ago
I've been using Caddy Security for personal use for a while now. I'd almost say it does too much, but you can turn almost everything off if you want.
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by __float 3y ago
"stuck in the late 90s" in what sense? Building them? Distributing them? (Dependencies?)
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by __float 3y ago
AWS has many products that have done well for being innovative. They also have a long list of products that were "late to the game", maybe even offer little more than being hand-wavily "managed services".
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by __float 3y ago
It doesn't sound like that would end up with a particularly pleasant-to-use API. Do you know of any examples??

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