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bondant

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    Comment #47245522

    > it's great to know that USB-C ports can just be replaced that easilly Yes exactly! To me it's surely the biggest win. It's very easy to break them when the power chord is plugged…

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    Comment #46777461

    There is a lot of choices in that area, but for me every time there was something I was unhappy with. So in the end I just wrote my own. It works exactly like I want, and it was a …

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    Comment #45773163

    It would be LISEZMOI.md

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    Comment #45538299

    I really don't understand the hostility here. The digital euro seems like a good way to reduce the power of companies like visa and mastercard, and reduce the fees too. If the gove…

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    Comment #45081932

    8 years ago was the first time that person encountered a problem with btrfs. But that wasn’t the last apparently: > My last Btrfs filesystem died randomly a few days ago

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    Comment #44669336

    Thanks for the feedback!

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    Comment #44668551

    Does someone know if there's an increase in memory usage for Gnome or if it's about the same? I am wondering if I can update an old computer with only 4GB of memory.

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    Comment #44650326

    Some people support this law, not because they think those pesticides are harmless, but because other EU country can still use these pesticides which give them an economic advantag…

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    Comment #44603058

    I frequently use the Switch's power brick to charge my Thinkpad, as it's smaller and so easier to transport than the Thinkpad's original power brick.

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    Comment #44015154

    >Australia was the first country to widely support chip/pin Do you have any source on that? I find it rather surprising.

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    Comment #44002874

    Not moving straight to a more recent version, but still cherry-picking some parts of them. You can see some functionalities from Lua 5.2 and 5.3 are working in Luajit: https://luaj…

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    Comment #43975238

    Do you know if there are some professional games that have been made with Odin and released on steam or on game consoles?

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    Comment #43684491

    python3 -m http.server

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    Comment #43264438

    Does it means the delta chat messages appears in the regular mail inbox?

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    Comment #43193487

    The winning submission kind of remind me of the Eagle mode file manager where you can zoom into a directory to see files in it and keep zooming to access subdirectories. https://ea…

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    Comment #43062169

    I don't know, but the parent's link article says: >"I spent 20 years in the Navy, most of it in the hot spots, like the engine rooms of ships—110 degrees is nothing on a ship," he …

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    Comment #43061770

    If going to the sauna daily is all it takes to prevent it, that would be quite a thing!

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    Comment #43010435

    Nekoweb is great too ! https://nekoweb.org/

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    Comment #42530067

    > I mean, how do people even decide whether a movie might be for them without having first inspected a good portion of it? You can read review of journalists you usually agree with…

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    Comment #42365629

    I'm also looking to move my domains out of gandi but stay with a european registrar. Did someone try netim customers' service? They say on their "about us" webpage that the company…

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    Comment #41856669

    That's for C++ not C

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    Comment #39667191

    But you vote for someone who is going to nominate a commissioner. So it is just indirect election.