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Foomf
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Comment #48198108
It keeps crashing my browser as well. I'm on Microsoft Edge.
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Comment #45267231
Licensing for OpenJDK is non trivial. Look at the large table and various bullet points Oracle had to make to tell you the license. https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/…
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Comment #45267187
I was under the impression that openjdk changes licenses once a new version comes out. That's why the parent comment said "the only downside to openjdk is you have to upgrade every…
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Comment #45266819
"Am I using the correct language runtime distribution (or version thereof) so I don't get into legal trouble?" Is a question none of Java's competitors have to ask. Even using Open…
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Comment #45266307
Oracle makes me too uneasy. Can I use Java without the worry of incurring Oracle's wrath? Maybe, if I make sure I use openjdk/jump through some hoops I'll be fine. Or, I could just…
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Comment #42701992
Not everything. There's also webkit.
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Comment #41588927
Sonic Frontiers lets you control Sonic and do practice "minigames" while the game loads.
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Comment #41543792
I'm getting some mixed messages in this thread alone. Who do I believe? https://imgur.com/a/ylkWLfQ
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Comment #40566595
Over half of Canada's population lives farther south than Seattle, which is also crazy to think about.
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Comment #40251193
I think the article was saying that these batteries are buildable with easy-to-find materials for anyone, USA included. I don't think there's anything in them that can only be foun…
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Comment #39760927
Me too! That's the only reason I know laptop-sized portable ultrasound machines exist. I had an internship there one summer where I wrote automation software for the M-Turbo.
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Comment #39753375
Laptop-sized ultrasound machines have been a thing for at least a decade at this point. It feels insincere to frame ultrasound machines as these big things lugged around on carts s…
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Comment #38372632
I heard that some games added cheat codes so that they could sell those guide books with all sorts of cheat codes in them. I remember seeing them at my scholastic book fair in elem…
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Comment #37501098
Lua was originally designed as a config language.
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Comment #36216628
Seems to be working too. I hadn't even heard of lemmy until I saw this post on HN.
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Comment #35775392
I know Paint.NET, WinSCP and HexChat does this (Microsoft Store).
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Comment #35705762
I recently started using vivalid, which also has vertical tabs baked in. I tried some firefox browser extensions but I find them to be really sluggish and feel tacked-on.
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Comment #35438907
What is "TC"?
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Comment #35279342
I'm still waiting for a touchscreen version. Once that is ready I can't wait to get one!
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Comment #35154939
You stole my name! I'm kidding... for a while I wanted to make a game named "blyss". I own the blyss.io domain name. I'll sell it to you if you want!
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Comment #34884947
What does "RTO" stand for?
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Comment #34501255
Goodhart's law is very similar in concept. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law
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Comment #34334716
What does "IAP" stand for?
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Comment #32671929
Wolfram alpha gets it perfectly right [1], it's not like this is an insurmountable problem. One of the reasons I use this service for simple queries like this. I think siri and oth…