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KwanEsq
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Comment #49104007
Mercurial's `hg commit -i` with the curses interface is so much better for this it's not even funny. Fortunately I'd assume Jujutsu's UX is similar, based on arccy's comment.
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Comment #48171804
Do you actually even have more power with git?
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Comment #47763845
I wonder if it's because of the font-weight being decreased. If I disable the `font-weight` rule in Firefox's Inspector the text gets noticeably darker, but the contrast score does…
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Comment #47762860
My understanding was that that was more a function of how arc submitted stuff to Phabricator, rather than solely Phabricator itself. arc at submission time submitted a bunch of dif…
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Comment #46995501
No because they weren't optical, they were magnetic.
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Comment #46822252
This is factually incorrect. GOG famously has no DRM.
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Comment #46673456
Alastair Reynold's Revelation Space series is modern and without humans as the bad guys. And highly recommended too. The books are also more standalone than calling it a series wou…
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Comment #46592004
https://javaalmanac.io/jdk/1.1/api/java.util.Date.html
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Comment #46294135
Obviously "lust" is a forbidden word for domains. Must be a porn site.
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Comment #46175933
Sounds like you're just sailing the wrong seas. Some have plenty of AV1. Though those tend to be more obviously advertised as such, I believe, so perhaps this is about downloads fr…
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Comment #46175917
> A more direct way that also bails out early If it bails out early it is of no use to them. > This means that if the test fails, I can see all the affected videos at once. If the …
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Comment #46016031
Huh, I wonder why we would put potential interspecies messages on the probes we're sending into interstellar space, but not on the ones we are only putting into orbit around our ne…
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Comment #45993388
Looking at the full diff[0] it certainly looks like it's using ~/.cache (and has been for some time), but I cannot see anything about ~/.local/share, no. [0] https://hg-edge.mozill…
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Comment #45986843
This is grossly unfair. You've entirely omitted the `dism /cleanup-image /(scan|check|restore)-health` rain dance
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Comment #45797880
>Browsers don't have native support for MathML any more for a good reason. Mozilla did support this for a while but dropped it because of limited adoption and high maintenance burd…
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Comment #45632335
Sourcehut, maybe? https://lists.sr.ht/ https://sourcehut.org/
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Comment #45372789
So far as I can tell an extra blank grid appears as soon as the previous blank one has content/pre-existing default grid is edited.
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Comment #45305791
Huh, last/only time I used yt-dlp on a livestream it downloaded exactly from when I ran it, didn't get anything in the past at all (which was a shame for me personally at the time,…
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Comment #44941089
Prior discussion 2025-02-22, 222 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43140614
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Comment #44717528
Is this a successor to Mozilla's old Persona project, or similar in anyway?
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Comment #44263746
Yeah audio CDs do (or at least can) carry those bare bones of metadata, which can be used by some CD players with built-in displays to display the currently playing track title etc…
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Comment #44260897
Huh, once I saw the image with the discrepancies I immediately assumed 'ah, "Nothing Coming Soon" must be in the pre-gap of "Don't Need a Reason", especially with that track length…
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Comment #44215937
Couldn't you just make my-private-server.vanity-domain.example a manual /etc/hosts entry to prevent advertising it?
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Comment #44002277
Would "wine, friends, and song" do the same?