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clon
4y ago
Caught my attention as eesel means donkey in my mother tongue. Privacy policy and terms of service links lead nowhere. Does not seem like those topics are considered seriously, just to make the footer look right. Seems like a scam.
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5y ago
Having been in the aviation community for some time and having seen more than a few accidents with these things, it's worth to mention that they are way more dangerous than they appear. The thing to look out for is "collapsing&quo
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clon
5y ago
Looks great. Is there a similar tool around for Linux?
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5y ago
As an Estonian, I can relate to this. "How are you" and similar drivel gets me every time and borderline drives me mad. There is a brilliant comic called Finnish Nightmares that covers many situations like this. For anyone not Fin
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5y ago
Am I the only one who'se browser really struggles to scroll this page? Firefox Mobile.
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clon
5y ago
Excellent tutorial for bitwise arithmetic this is. The key is the motivation you receive from the prospect of being able to do something that seems "l33t".
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5y ago
The plain utf8 covers the "basic multilingual plane" (x0000-xFFFF), so it will get you very far, actually. In our app, we finally went for utf8mb4 to allow people to enter emoji. As a side "bonus" you will also soon see
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5y ago
The 5L of extra produce cannot possibly pay for the equipment and power.
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clon
5y ago
Here is the mission control broadcast for the final stages of the sunshield deployment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBPNi7uGgWM A lot more information and happy faces
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5y ago
Have been following the Webb blog ever since the 25th, but come to think of it, this would have been a better link: https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/sunshield-successfully-de... TL;DR 139/178 release mechanisms
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Webb Sunshield Fully Deployed
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5y ago
How many of those do you recon had already been exposed before vaccine availability? These people were putting their neck out almost a full year before the first shot was administeres. Chances are, many of them already acquired immunity via
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5y ago
Event Horizon by John Micheal Godier
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5y ago
You would still be doing the job of concatenating together the error message, possibly rendering some complex objects to a string, that is then fed to the no-op. The point parent was making is that there is also a performance aspect to this
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Monte Verde
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5y ago
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5y ago
For what it's worth, libvips is part of OSS fuzz https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz/tree/a21768ce6a5056d27f82... I thought they mostly fuzz the loaders, which are the most critical, apparently the found
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5y ago
libvips is great! The performance is so good you can probably process your images on the fly. Can't recommend it enough.
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5y ago
It's a SwiftKey quirk, apparently, trying to be helpful in inserting common punctuation.
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5y ago
Thank you. This will replace my notes app. One small thing that got me confused. Typing ? in my SO's Android (MS SwiftKey) automatically adds a space after it: "? ". No idea why it does that, but it stops search from working.
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5y ago
Absolutely. Sidewalks were never meant for meandering robots. At the very least we should tax those stupid things as they consume a public resource.
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5y ago
To be clear, I did not mean that my fingers are caught between the keys. More like I often felt like I'm hitting keycaps sideways. I could not always discipline myself to operate the keyboard like a 1970s typist. This was very distract
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5y ago
Exactly the same sentiment. My yearlong experiment to try to love mechanical keyboards left me with a thousand euro hole in my wallet and physical problems spanning from fingers to upper body musculature. I loved the tactile feel, but hated
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5y ago
It does offer a diff option when you have local edits in the /vendor (for whatever insane reason). Always assumed it could be triggered manually as well. TIL. I also love how easy it is to declare conflicts [1]. Some sub sub sub depend
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5y ago
For all the animosity that PHP gets these days, every single item on your list (granted, of very basic demands) aligns with PHP's composer. I am surprised that Rust is that much worse off than PHP in this regard.
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5y ago
Where do you place the teams in charge of the steaming pile of manure that is Teams, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, Office 365 et al? Seemingly these turds have also dropped from the cloud faction. My experience seems to be that excluding dev to
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5y ago
At what point should you give up writing a sed "program" and just write a few lines of Python to arrive at an answer? Seems he went way past that point.
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5y ago
This seems analogous to some documentaries and TV shows that restart the story pretty much from the beginning at 15 minute intervals, after each commercial break. Basically allow people latch on that just joined or were not paying attention
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5y ago
It strikes me as one of those things that society is perfectly happy self-regulating
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https://g.nh.ee/images/pix/1200x0/lYFSVUXJ5XY/1d2e261794d4d3... This QR code proves Adolf Hitler has received 2 doses of Pfizer vaccine. At the moment you can still use the Estonian app to verify this (
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5y ago
Came here to say the same thing. A good example how to nerf a marketing opportunity by showing disrespect towards your reader.
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