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glitch

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    Comment #22208827

    See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22206663 for discussion.

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    Comment #21763604

    (1) I acknowledge that the author already states that "[they are] quite well aware that this uses Unicode not ASCII." (2) Having said that, as a request to everybody for future tex…

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    Comment #19140148

    Note well: "tobacco use" is a umbrella term that includes e-cigarette use (with nicotine), since the nicotine in vape juice is derived from tobacco plants. Also note: "combustible …

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    Comment #17438557

    Note: 090310.pdf (9 March 2010) is an older version of the textbook. The latest revision of the textbook PDF (091117.pdf, 9 November 2017) is available at: → http://web4.cs.ucl.ac.…

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    Comment #17280825

    To add to this: "Why CUDA 'Cores' Aren't Actually Cores, ft. David Kanter" (Gamers Nexus, 2018 April 18, 18 min.) https://youtu.be/x-N6pjBbyY0

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    Comment #17210410

    (I have not tried either of these solutions, so I'm not sure if they actually work.) Although still separate applications, Karabiner and Scroll Reverser are both free. (I mention t…

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    Comment #17209771

    Curious: (1) Do you have some screenshots demonstrating this issue and (2) perhaps an example PDF that others could download for the purpose of issue reproduction? (I have not seen…

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    Comment #17167462

    For anyone that wants to download the books, I strongly recommend downloading the PDF archive on Archive.org because the image scans within the PDFs are of much higher quality. htt…

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    Comment #16395205

    Here's an older version dated September 15, 2016 (which is 1 year, 5 months ago): https://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~nwilliam/Econ702_files/abch.pdf

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    Comment #15882216

    Sprite_tm’s presentation at the 2017 Hackaday Superconference... “Small Fruit: Disembiggening the Macintosh Plus” (31 min.) → https://youtu.be/V-PiNVPp5h0

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    Comment #15159086

    It is a grave accent. Something which was and still largely is of little use to many that grew up in United States knowing only English. So, such users abused and re-purposed it as…

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    Comment #14064682

    In all reality, it was originally named after Shockwave Flash, but the extension meaning was retcon'd to Small Web Format to avoid confusion with Shockwave.

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    Comment #12844376

    It's marketing. Blatant ad. System76 had build quality issues in the past; no idea if they've fixed their issues in the present.

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    Comment #12636947

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_font#List_of_Unicode_f...

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    Comment #12574309

    The trick is to use a font that has ligatures, but not to use the ligature characters directly. Let the presentation choose the glyphs to display, and let the encoded characters re…

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    Comment #12534683

    Ah! That explains the cruft I've seen today with the mess of truncated tweets with links to themselves (twitter.com/i/web/status/…) at the end of the tweet text. (If you use a thir…

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    Comment #11996311

    Also check out https://www.w3.org/History/1991-WWW-NeXT/Implementation/

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    Comment #10523446

    Went to a dark room with an Apple Remote; let my eyes adjust for a little while. Pressed it many times; I couldn't see the infrared coming from the LED with my naked eye. (But the …

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    Comment #10325357

    I don't know about Apple, but I know lots of companies that will avoid using the registered logos of others whenever possible, as it opens up the possibility for being bound by ano…

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    Comment #10125813

    Bay Area FreeBSD User Group (BAFUG) August 2015 meeting. There's a video recording available at http://www.nextbsd.org/jordan-hubbard-visits-bafug/