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jakopo87

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    Comment #39927119

    Search for "ministry" here: https://www.enforcementtracker.com/

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    Comment #39861449

    Or Blender.

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    Comment #39779227

    I think for difficulty 4+ pen & paper is necessary because there are too many constraints to consider, so I made myself a small helper based on rlorenzo's comment [0] [0] https://g…

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    Comment #39769789

    It was off-by-one, indeed.

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    Comment #39477351

    It's possible on Windows too using Windows Registry shell extension[0], which uses Windows Shell Namespaces under the hood. [0] http://www.viksoe.dk/code/regfolder.htm [1] https://…

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    Comment #39323991

    Apache Tomcat is a web server for Java web applications, different from the Apache HTTP server (your 'apache2').

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    Comment #38890406

    Tried the same and it shows "-4.75h" with a dot, not a colon. As 4.75 hours translates to 4 hours and 45 minutes, it's correct, maybe not intuitive at first glance.

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    Comment #38395017

    Yes, and this is what it's using. Full repo is available here: https://github.com/bgstaal/multipleWindow3dScene

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    Comment #38317946

    I was not able to find one, but this js snippet: > https://gist.github.com/capfsb/3fd1b700b4732debb29aefd576cf5... correctly reports 240hz for me. The fun thing is that 240 makes e…

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    Comment #38317627

    Probaly not a browser issue, looking at this line of the generated JS: > var physics_scene = squint_core.atom(({ "gravity": [0, 0], "dt": (1 / 60), "balls": [], "obstacles": [], "f…

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    Comment #35286294

    I think it's the wake timer[0] settings in the energy options. [0] https://www.softwareok.com/?page=Windows/10/Power-Options/11

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    Comment #34694293

    Print Screen key can be enabled as hotkey too

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    Comment #34440852

    Years ago i added a url to not be crawled nor indexed to a web app I worked on to block bad crawlers, so I disallowed crawling through robots.txt and added a hidden link in the foo…

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    Comment #33841965

    I think this is the correct link: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/driver...

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    Comment #33817521

    From the Rational Wiki[0]: "Just asking questions (also known as JAQing off) is a way of attempting to make wild accusations acceptable (and hopefully not legally actionable) by fr…

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    Comment #33581633

    320k ETH were sent out and 285k ETH came back, not dollars.

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    Comment #33572299

    For me was Midtown Madness 2, I used to climb the highest buildind in San Francisco with each vehicle and see how many fall it takes to wreck them.

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    Comment #33391937

    I tried what you said and it doesn't work with "javascript:" uris (probably to prevent running of unwanted code?). Firefox bar is not "broken", as every browser I tested has the sa…

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    Comment #33382352

    Manually add "javascript:" at the beginning, it gets stripped when you paste it.

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    Comment #33343410

    Clevo P17SM as personal laptop with Windows 10 and an Asus Rog Strix G15 as work laptop with Windows 11

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    Comment #33328395

    It does exist a twitter[0] account not updated since 2014 that has, ironically, in its bio: "We are working very hard to make this twitter account irrelevant." [0] https://nitter.n…

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    Comment #32480112

    I agree, but the dot should be escaped because it matches any character, so "@domain\.com$" should just works for.

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    Comment #31935327

    It already exists and it's called eIDAS[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EIDAS

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    Comment #31424911

    That was Stylish. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stylish

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    Comment #31081804

    That's exactly how Brave works after you setup the wallet and it gives you two options: - pay a variable amount to the website you visit, based on how many visits and time you spen…