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NPM has seemingly wiped all or a large portion of access tokens without warning
(github.com)
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1y ago
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yoube
1y ago
NPM has seemingly wiped all or a large portion of access tokens without warning. Status page ( https://status.npmjs.org/ ): > Investigating - We are investigating issues with access tokens, in the meantime user can recrea
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yoube
6y ago
BWS is actually an Australian liquor store brand. Beer-Wine-Spirits. Memorable enough once you get used to it as well.
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yoube
7y ago
I mean, it's literally the replacement population. 2 parents die, 2 children remain.
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yoube
7y ago
Umm, have you lived in any non-car dominated city/country? Multimodal public transport is a thing.
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yoube
7y ago
Have you tried running the Vscode + Linux Subsystem + Docker on Windows stack? It's been pretty good so far (a good writeup on this is at https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/setting-up-docker-for-windows... )
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yoube
7y ago
It's already a video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJT2h5uGAC0
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yoube
7y ago
Then don't call yourselves anti-GMO?
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yoube
7y ago
Melbourne isn't just the CBD, though. > They are free In the free tram zone, sure, which is an area of less than 2 by 3 km. The longest tram route is 23 km long.
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yoube
7y ago
Why is tech infested with know-it-all libertarians? Honestly, do you think we'd all be better off in a lawless anarchy?
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yoube
7y ago
That's horseshit. Granted, peak hour trains from Flinders are packed and using a laptop is a bit difficult since your elbows keep bumping into the next person sitting, but not being able to use a phone? People are always on their phone
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yoube
7y ago
As someone who lives in Melbourne (and usually just uses a bicycle to commute), buses suck. They don't follow timetables, get noticeably slower during peak hours and get faster during school holidays. The reason people avoid using them
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PHP PECL has an expired SSL certificate
(pecl.php.net)
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7y ago
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yoube
7y ago
English is a huge advantage. I don't see the rest of the world clamouring to learn Mandarin any time soon. It's a benefit, sure, but not a necessity.
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Passport machine outage causes major delays at Australian airports
(smh.com.au)
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7y ago
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yoube
7y ago
Just an FYI, the site is blocked under Sophos.
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yoube
7y ago
I guess it really depends on the actual location. The one I went to in Iwate was awesome, not multi-storey but a one-floor, jungle-like layout. Very good food section, bought a rug, travel neckpillow, and some crockery, I'm still using
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7y ago
> And they come anytime they please, since all locations stay open 24/7 Not quite right, they do open till very late but the one I've been to (in Iwate) closed at around 3 am.
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yoube
7y ago
Not necessarily. While Ulaanbaatar does have street numbers and such, they're not well-known and are basically never used when giving out directions/advertising. It's more like: The "yellow building to the right side of