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by zerovox 2y ago
I'll have to check out Supersonic for the desktop. On Android I've been using Symfonium which is fantastic. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.symfonik.m...
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by zerovox 2y ago
There's some examples (and a pretty sad graph on _when_ users are looking at these resources) on the user research summary: https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-design-system/discussions/...
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by zerovox 2y ago
I understand that they couldn't use the Escape key, and so having an alternative makes sense, but I'm not sure as a user how I would ever discover the behavior of pressing "shift" three times.
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by zerovox 2y ago
This will be used as a pretense to raise airline fares, and won't impact cancellation rates or average delay times.
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by zerovox 3y ago
It's incredibly painful to do this with a large library, as they've stopped supporting the desktop uploader. It's all drag-and-drop uploads, so it's not easy to keep it in sync with a folder of music. Also the playback e
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by zerovox 3y ago
I used to use iTunes Match. It'll change more than just metadata, I've had instances where album tracks were swapped out for their clean versions. I've dropped it in favor of a self hosted version I can ensure won't muck
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by zerovox 3y ago
Another Navidrome user here, hosted on a $5 Linode Nano. I have rclone set up to mount an S3 bucket with the music files. Scanning them is a bit slow, but otherwise I've had no issues. I highly recommend Symphonium as an Android client
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by zerovox 4y ago
The title is misleading. This article argues that you should not use a UUID for a _session cookie or access token_, which was never the intended purpose of a UUID.
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by zerovox 4y ago
Link to the brief: https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22-293/242292/2022...
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by zerovox 4y ago
I had a similar response when reading "React adapter allows you to access signals directly inside your components and will automatically subscribe to them." I don't believe this is worth it. The implementation is fairly dange
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by zerovox 6y ago
> We also require every access to any stack variable to do math to figure out where on the stack it's arguments are. In the article, it appears to be the opposite. Previously this math was required (`[ai] = 2 + parameter_count - i -
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The gender pay gap: women work for lower-paying firms than men(ifs.org.uk)
4 points by zerovox 7y ago|0 comments
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by zerovox 10y ago
> Minified React error #109; visit https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/error-decoder.html?inv... for the full message or use the non-minified dev environment for full errors and additional helpful warnings. W
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by zerovox 11y ago
I do. I simply don't have any reason to doubt that he's being truthful when he says he read a certain book. Given that he clearly enjoys reading, I find it hard to believe that he has any reason to be dishonest in listing his favo
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by zerovox 11y ago
Unless I'm missing some of the problems you're trying to solve, this seems like an extremely over engineered solution to the problem of code duplication (like validation) and boiler-plate communication code. For the former, if you
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by zerovox 12y ago
Interesting to contrast this to what OS X(certainly Mavericks, maybe others) does. If you restart and opt to re-open previously open windows, they will open with screenshots of their previous states - only when you click on one will it dim
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by zerovox 13y ago
As someone who interned on a J1, you don't need an SSN to be paid. You do need an SSN to file a tax return at the end of the year however.
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by zerovox 13y ago
I can't wait for the Vybe 2, which by their own definition will be less intelligent than this model.
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by zerovox 13y ago
If you don't mind me asking, do you continue to take it? Or if not, how did you know when to stop?
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by zerovox 13y ago
Ah, this is me being misleading, I didn't mean the styling of the document was important(well, until it gets sent to publication, where I am sure you're right about the interns), I really meant the ability and tools to edit/r
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by zerovox 13y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of writers were less technically savvy, happiest writing in Word, or simply wouldn't know how to write in any other format. It makes sense from the publishers point of view to pick one format and s
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by zerovox 13y ago
Does this mean if you create a 100px high triangle, it has 100px of invisible padding on top?
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by zerovox 13y ago
Nope, they're now offering PyCharm Community Edition which is free to use for all and open source under the Apache 2 license.
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by zerovox 13y ago
This doesn't seem wildly unreasonable to me. If it allows them to perform a better review and check for malicious code before approving it, I'm all for it. Perhaps Opera can perform the minification after reviewing the code and ac
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Obama cancels Putin meeting over Snowdon asylum(bbc.co.uk)
6 points by zerovox 13y ago|3 comments
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by zerovox 13y ago
It can happen anywhere, it's not just in seedy bars, I've know it to happen(at least here in the UK) in clubs with otherwise good reputations.
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by zerovox 13y ago
No, if the campaign doesn't succeed, Indiegogo won't take your money. The campaign is only funded if they raise the full $32m, so there is no worry of not paying and not receiving the phone.
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A palindromic quine(drunkmenworkhere.org)
1 points by zerovox 13y ago|0 comments
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by zerovox 13y ago
They've had this planned out for a long time now. Thunderbird received this UI refresh in August last year(the change log said it was to "match the new Firefox UI"), so I wonder why they delayed adding this to FF for so long. Personally, I
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by zerovox 13y ago
Are there any good alternatives to Google Calendar? If not, seems like there may be a gap in the market for a next generation calendar service, as the core of Google Calendar has been the same for a while, I'm sure there must be some innova

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