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by lloydde 2y ago
Starting with comma is also a common technique in the text expander / text replacement community.
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by lloydde 3y ago
MPL 2.0 has been the preferred license for CTO Bryan Cantrill and crew for more than a decade: “And because any conversation about open source has to address licensing at some point or another, let’s get that out of the way: we opted for th
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by lloydde 3y ago
The topic, but not this exception, is touched on in “Your Brain: Who's in Control? | Full Documentary | NOVA | PBS“ Episode 2 of a two-part series, premiered May 24, 2023. Both episodes are fascinating and eye opening. 08:36 Anesthesi
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by lloydde 4y ago
December 2005 article: "So, the GNOME people have started to focus on questions such as universal access, so if you have motor difficulties or other disabilities, software still should be usable. Likewise, it shouldn't matter what
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by lloydde 4y ago
I am going from memory. I can anchor the memories as September 2005 till early 2006 as it was a memorable time for me. I spent that time working out of a Palo Alto garage working on a "web 2.0" web browser, Flock, with a small gro
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by lloydde 4y ago
I don’t doubt it, but the post does not lay out the timeline. Those events likely aligned the business interests to what the designers were already wanting to make happen. From what I recall, by 2004, Linux on Desktop designers were already
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by lloydde 5y ago
Unfortunately, “telos” is misused when the author’s data is singularly focused on the US.
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by lloydde 6y ago
I have always assumed this related to achieving a differentiated character set for Math and science formulas.
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by lloydde 7y ago
I came here to ask the same thing. What were the disadvantages of using the Mozilla Corporation? Will Thunderbird be the only offering in MZLA Technologies Corporation?
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by lloydde 7y ago
I’m excited by the https://planetary.social/ announcement this week. “We’re building an open and humane alternative to Facebook” https://mobile.twitter.com/rabble/status/1220075601337315328
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by lloydde 7y ago
Flossing seems like an example concept for a different concept. The tiny task is a trick to get you to start. Once started you’ll floss them all.
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by lloydde 7y ago
https://nomedium.dev/ is a new site, where the author describes what he doesn’t like about Medium including “ When sharing a Medium article, there is a high degree of uncertainty that the person opening the link will be ask
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by lloydde 7y ago
The link above doesn’t work for me, but the following one does: https://chrisdown.name/2020/01/13/1195725856-other-mysteriou...
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by lloydde 7y ago
Last year I went to refresh my memory on the status of the case and all pop press referred to “11,500 lines of code” copier. I couldn’t find any clarification of those are all API calls. Anyone know or better yet have a reference with analy
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by lloydde 7y ago
You may be confusing the adoption of Kotlin for Android. That happened more recently Kotlin has been open source since 2012 and designed as a direct (compatible) replacement for Java.
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by lloydde 7y ago
macOS Spotlight became good enough https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotlight_(software)
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by lloydde 7y ago
Homebrew is only as secure as the results of that first curl command /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" I get w
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by lloydde 7y ago
Great article. It frequently occurs on iPhone SE for 3rd party apps with its smallest dimensions. SE seems to also have the unique problem of cropping of instructions and phrases on the right of screen.
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by lloydde 7y ago
I’m always using Dashboard to pull up dates on the calendar and the time in different zones. What is the Apple way?
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by lloydde 7y ago
A search now for “Apple iPhone labor” brings up recent articles describing issues with Apple’s sub-contractors. Size seems less relevant than the image Apple’s projected and its profits.
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by lloydde 7y ago
thank you, I’ve update with the acronym meaning
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by lloydde 7y ago
reminds me of other reading from today. You can get a US National (healthcare) Provider Identifier (NPI) without any verification: > @Aetna @Cigna @UHC 27/ Medicare officials declined to be interviewed about Williams. But in a stat
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by lloydde 7y ago
I remember watching one or maybe two interviews of Mr Musk at one of the iteration of the Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg conferences, I think it was All Things Digital. To the delight of the audience, Mr Musk described two or three technolo
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by lloydde 7y ago
So does Bryan. His talk list as of Feb 2018 is at http://dtrace.org/blogs/bmc/2018/02/03/talks/ I don’t know if more people are not on that planet because of lack of room or other factors, but
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by lloydde 7y ago
Bryan Cantrill, @bcantrill raised similar topics: “Admire the spirit, but I have many follow-up questions: In how many of the deals was the non-compete clause agreed to? How long was the non-compete? How many employees were forced to waive
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by lloydde 7y ago
Doesn’t directly answers your question, of which I suspect parenting very high on the likeliest reason — as that is the reason I’ve seen others provide for him stepped down and out from YC. But you can see from his last major period of acti
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by lloydde 7y ago
Exactly, newborns are regularly put in danger as people do not appreciate the seriousness of the most likely disease new borns could encounter, the common cold. I appreciate you being complete here, though your opening also reads like you
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by lloydde 7y ago
Sure, my comment is generally obvious, except I felt it needed to be said as arkades's comment seemed dismissive of the risks to infants with his response of "Colds are not the flu. Children tolerate colds just fine." Flu are
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by lloydde 7y ago
Colds are dangerous to new borns just as the parent comment says.
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by lloydde 7y ago
Colds are dangerous to new borns just as the parent comment says.

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