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Not all topics warrant certainty, but given the power of news outlets forming opinion and thereby influencing the population's behavior, I do think certain topics demand responsibl…

I'm still waiting for the day that there's a responsible entity that only ever publishes things when they're 100% certain and is willing to bet their freedom (going to prison) on i…

The disk isn't cheaper than in retail, if you don't consider the case to be worth a lot more than is realistic.

I cannot use st because it still has corner cases that xterm works well but st doesn't yet, and I find the need to patch the sources hard to maintain when a new release comes out a…

Strictly speaking that doesn't say it includes one, just that there's room for one. But I hope you're right. I've looked at the PDF instructions and still wasn't any wiser.

From the description on website, it appears to not bundle the computer, just the case and hdd. So, if we consider the HDD to be 60EURO max, having compared to other WD blue mobile …

That's another issue, but it can also lose other data which will cause warnings but play most likely with correct color reproduction. I don't have such a source file handy to repro…

How do you deal with the fact that some video tracks do not provide the needed cross-frame data or the times you're cutting are at unfortunate points which would require a re-encod…

Opera 12 had, which doesn't really exist anymore. It's Blink based now and I don't recall the feature being restored (yet). http://help.opera.com/Windows/12.10/en/unite.html

Sounds like extensions that delegate text fields to native editors should be easier to write with better ability to expose a localhost http endpoint.

How similar is this to Opera 12's built-in httpd?

1 and 2 go hand in hand in recursive functions, but 1 is useful without. Say you have a function that should will tell you a file extension is likely to be that of a text file: isT…

I should add 3, Erlang's bit syntax, which would be a perfect and natural fit for the target of Rust code. It's a very natural DSL to parse or build (complex) bit streams. You don'…

I feel your pain, but the features will land when deemed stable. Without more frequent releases, those features would get into a release even later, so more frequent releases are a…

> It's actually more of a sibling in the family who ran away from home at the age of 6 and fell in with the crowd on the wrong side of the tracks. > Initially Rust was very much li…

I know, that's why I wrote "when", knowing it's been considered, but it doesn't appear to be missed by enough developers. I'm just spoiled having used those two features, and anyti…

We are discouraged from writing recursive functions, which comes naturally when expressing many algorithms. Missing TCO is one cited reason to avoid it, so I gather we're not suppo…

This wasn't one of the question of the survey, but while having the right crowd around, I have to ask. When will Rust get 1. function head patterns like other languages in the ML f…

I don't know if it's US production influence, but seasons 1 and 2 plus the bonus holiday episode were, compared to season 3, raw and felt more real. If I had to explain it, I'd say…

> overnment was behind the fake coup. Has this been proven yet? I'm under the impression that we're still in the stages of better not believing any side of the arguments because an…

Genuinely curious, only serious answers, please: can someone living in Turkey explain how the government can justify ordering a ban while publicly using Twitter themselves? What am…

uMatrix offers a feature to randomly pick a UA every 5 (configurable) minutes from a set of configurable UAs. This works, although GMail might complain about the UA being too old. …

I did, sorry. And I cannot delete it, will amend the comment and find and comment in the right context.