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Liru
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Comment #32686756
Czkawka worked pretty well for me. https://github.com/qarmin/czkawka
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Comment #32686409
I had to reread this comment multiple times since I felt that I had a fundamental failure of reading comprehension somewhere along the line. > The problem statement says "find the …
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Comment #32084409
Because the company that most benefits from it existing also makes the world's most used browser.
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Comment #32072426
I actually believe it's referring to Assassin's Creed 2. It had to check in with the central server to see if a legitimate copy was being played, and the way it was cracked was bas…
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Comment #30677405
Why are you assuming that they're using the home edition?
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Comment #30192468
cd a ln -s . a Problem solved; perfect organization.
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Comment #29099011
They're colour themes. Mozilla's celebrating the fact that you can change Firefox's colour theme while trying to spin it as something super unique. > we chose “Colorways” rather th…
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Comment #29015041
ls doesn't do colours by default, but a lot of distros alias `ls` to `ls --color=auto` so it seems that way.
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Comment #27899477
It's a "well, yes, but actually no" situation, seeing as some torrent-related programs implement a few draft BEPs. I haven't seen any that support the torrent signing BEP, though. …
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Comment #26371613
Perl edges it out, but only barely.
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Comment #24762977
Board states, yes, but in a game of tic-tac-toe, placement order matters as well. There are a total of 9! (362880) possible (but not necessarily valid) game states. With such a low…
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Comment #24757056
Since I didn't see it mentioned here among the mentions of satire, and I found the problem interesting... The number of valid tic-tac-toe games is 255168.
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Comment #23768424
India, likely. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_numbering_system
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Comment #23024214
People's attention spans are ridiculously short. If the person is actively looking for the content, sure, that obviously won't work. However, if it's a more casual browser, then go…
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Comment #22903949
Why is it considered culturally taboo within Google?
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Comment #22444620
My most popular project on Github is currently a program I slapped together in Go a long time ago. The `sync/atomic` issue mentioned at the end of the article is THE issue that mad…
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Comment #19089257
It didn't blow up like the comment-editing incident, but I was referring to https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/7a2mle/possible_...
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Comment #19088432
Also, when they created comments and manipulated their timestamps to make it seem like they were created far earlier than they actually were, for advertising purposes.
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Comment #19087987
Modern reddit isn't open source.
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Comment #19043038
That's anecdotally false. I've had Google use synonyms for words I put in quotes instead of the words themselves.
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Comment #18473298
Not the person you are responding to, but the comment you're replying to is referencing Seinfeld, due to the name of your company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stand_In_(Seinf…
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Comment #18230134
"Slightly exaggerated example since I can't remember any concrete ones off the top of my head"
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Comment #18226585
> This is in contrast to google where searches return things that don't even contain your keywords. This has become so frustrating as of late, especially when you search for someth…