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bbernoulli
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Comment #21431642
I think he's including the transfers from twitter in the 55kb (which is over 50k of it), which wouldn't cost him anything personally
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Comment #21431556
Windows also advances by page when clicking in the gutter, BUT based on the handle size it seems like the example scrollbars are not demoing a large enough scroll area to show both…
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Comment #21431196
Do the problems it purports to solve just not interest you or did you have an alternate suggestion?
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Comment #21415753
What do you think was the issue?! - fellow crappy-quality-sleeper
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Comment #21415155
Really wish I knew what this said
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Comment #21383417
One that sticks in my mind was the help file for mIRC, as a kid trying to script my irc client, it was pretty damn useful. (Of course moved on to ircii, bitchx, etc.)
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Comment #21364270
Is this something you'd need to arrange with each carrier? The article says they didn't expect them to fly to Iran.
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Comment #21069785
There are still countries which build them fairly quickly compared to the global average https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/article/2027347/south-korea-s...
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Comment #20849678
And hope you don't have any commas into your data?
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Comment #20793501
I tried to look this up and found a story, but nobody was struck by the chair...
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Comment #20691723
Maybe I misunderstand your comment, but @taviso was recalling a story that seems to be from 2010.
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Comment #20497404
From the description on the page: > You need to print this with a light color on the bottom and a darker color on the top layers, otherwise it will not scan correctly.
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Comment #20256188
Blink is to Chromium/Chrome as Webkit is to Safari Webkit and blink are browser engines and Chromium/Chrome are both browsers, but Chromium doesn't include the closed source pieces…
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Comment #20006717
> The solution was to Marshal calls from F# to libuv and achieve 5 Millions (at least) bid requests/s on 16 threads (this solution scales with cores/NICs).
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Comment #19831405
Can you recommend specific python debuggers? I recently had to debug some py3 remotely and ended up using VS code, which worked but had some hiccups.
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Comment #19539172
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modus_operandi
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Comment #19437752
Saw this thing in a sappy movie that had a character with cystic fibrosis: https://www.afflovest.com/ They make it sound fancier than just vibrations though
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Comment #19430278
It is on windows too: https://tableplus.io/windows
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Comment #19129914
I was a bit unclear. There was an actual memorial created. There was no evidence found that the user Karyn was a real woman who passed away. (The theory put forth in the news artic…
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Comment #19122944
It's in the linked page, but the story was not actually true
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Comment #18928595
The password itself is not sent. You can read about it here: https://www.troyhunt.com/ive-just-launched-pwned-passwords-v...
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Comment #18635723
I figured perhaps there were untracked wolves bordering the tracked ones, so the green pack may not have it the worst.
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Comment #18225101
From the comment on commit which removed 50,000 lines of code: `The only supported platform is now Linux/x86-64 with JIT+FFI+GC64.` And the readme: `Reduced code maintenance footpr…
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Comment #17999077
Assuming a typo here, but I would be surprised if the output contained "3"