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johncoltrane
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Comment #49207233
Coding _as a job_ stopped being fun a long time ago and I think it has a strong effect on my hobby choices. After a day of dealing with issue trackers, AI-generated accessibility r…
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Comment #49195314
Everything in Blade Runner is amazing.
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Comment #49056096
There have been lots of civilisations before. Some that we know of and maybe some that we don't know of yet.
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Comment #49032328
There are lots of portable cassette players on the market, starting at 20€ or less.
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Comment #49006048
Or you can learn to use Vim directly in Vim with :help user-manual.
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Comment #48842321
Parent said "impartial", which rules out both The Economist ("pro") and Jacobin ("anti").
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Comment #48842212
Group policy sadly doesn't like newly registered domains so I can't check this one out right now but it immediately reminded me of this one, that I favorited 4 years ago: https://y…
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Comment #48775103
Well, debugging is the only intellectually stimulating part left in my job so I enjoy it, a lot, while it lasts. To each their own, I guess.
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Comment #48762023
hjkl AND the cursor keys equally suck for moving the cursor because they only move by one line or by one character. jjjllllljjh is just as bad as . There are much better ways to mo…
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Comment #48760491
jkl; are (on QWERTY keyboards). hjkl are not.
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Comment #48757428
hjkl are more of a cult/status thing anyway because they are not _that_ touch-typing-friendly to begin with, and they suck just as much as the cursor keys for moving the cursor aro…
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Comment #48705197
Happy birthday!
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Comment #48629157
Capitals are good. Use capitals.
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Comment #48566862
The entirety of 1999 and 2000 was a nightmare. "No, buddy, we won't change millenium next january." "Nope. We are still in the 20th century." And so on... I think that's more or le…
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Comment #48475062
What's the problem, here?
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Comment #48357580
ext in tonga
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Comment #48276451
When will that "dashboard with tacked-on tablets" trend stop? It can somehow be excused in cheap models because new versions are generally incremental evolutions, which would make …
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Comment #48191069
That would be a third track since the current Web is already (at least) "two-track": humans and search engines.
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Comment #48086511
The world goes on.
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Comment #47984579
A bunch of William Gibsons. Philip K. Dick's Ubik, A Scanner Darkly, and Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said. Clifford D. Simak's City. Classics.
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Comment #47847214
I was 11 when I started roleplaying with gamebooks. I vaguely remember L'œil Noir as a classic among "Livres dont vous êtes le héros". The same year I saw the older kids play a ful…
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Comment #47834069
Not sure what's the most surprising to me. That an attack on ANTS happened or that the Entrevue rag still exists. Also, for what it's worth: https://ants.gouv.fr/toute-l-actualite/…
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Comment #47729402
> Do you separate the product from the founder? Yes… if the founder does. I don't care on which side of which ring they are as long as they keep me out of their pointless fights.
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Comment #47489897
FWIW, you don't have to do any of that to enter China.
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Comment #47487983
The problem is that compositors typically don't have the notion of 3D scene. It's all just a stack of layers, one window per layer. There is no shadow to speak of, only a mask arou…