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lugoues

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About lugoues

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    Comment #49204125

    Yes but that 10% is all that matter to the people that matter to the business. Like a car, most people care about how it looks and how they interact with it... the only people who …

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    Comment #49076687

    I've been doing this for a while now and it is by far much easier to work with and just as safe if configured properly. I think people just cargo cult thier way into wanting rootle…

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    Comment #48972249

    How dare you paint without making your own pigments!

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    Comment #48915228

    Yes, this only involves their wrapper that is managed by ACL rules.

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    Comment #48485898

    I thought they just dumped it overboard but maybe there are some ethical cruises... maybe.

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    Comment #48015818

    I like Deno because there is no "install" step for users, you just run it.

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    Comment #48015796

    trrrs is a wild thing to want as the universal connector... They are bad for any actively powered connection since the tip/rings hit EVERYTHING on the way out and shorting. Split k…

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    Comment #47988994

    Honestly many companies would do well to use these services. I think we get too much into the idea our apps need the same guarantees as the large products out there. Define your SL…

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    Comment #47720503

    I agree, it's a ui/ux problem. It would seem that using the open file dialog should also request access but I'm guessing that was too intrusive and the user action is seen as impli…

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    Comment #46390505

    We can get stuck in our minds and lean too much on prior skills instead of fully assessing the problem at hand. More likely than not, given he was a contractor, building a trench a…

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    Comment #45989328

    Next step, doctors shouldn't was thier instruments or hands. That extra bacteria will be no problem if you have a good immune system! Added benifit of culling the heard of the weak…

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    Comment #45903501

    Ugh, can we all just agree to stop using helm

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    Comment #40772059

    Sort of, electricity and magnetism are two sides of the same coin, electromagnetism, so it's waves in the electromagnetic field with the wire acting as a wave guide. (as far as I u…

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    Comment #40771905

    The legislation requiring this is silly, are there any studies at all which shows it reduces harm... I couldn't find any. It would seem safer for children, and the population as a …

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    Comment #39192869

    This may be an unpopular opinion but I've been doing meal replacements, i.e. Soylent, for almost a decade now. It replaced about 80% of my meals (100% of my breakfasts) the others …

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    Comment #31487253

    “Optimized Battery Charging” on BigSur and later is supposed to learn your charging behaviors automatically and eventually know this without having to be told. https://support.appl…

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    Comment #31417072

    There's also https://github.com/ellie/atuin which offers a way to sync history across systems.

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    Comment #30707874

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Text-based_user_interface

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    Comment #29961098

    Get used to it or toss them in the dryer for a couple of minutes after they dry to soften them up.

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    Comment #29778229

    Regext is one that I find quite helpful at times as well. https://regexr.com/

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    Comment #26687521

    Love it, great work! One recommendation I have is Jacob Kaplan-Moss' blog: https://jacobian.org/index.xml

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    Comment #25627967

    The templates are in his "Notes" page. Open one of them and click "Get a copy from here." Notes: https://rohitgupta.site/blog

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    Comment #24257392

    There is also https://github.com/igor-petruk/scriptisto which would allow you to wrap any compiled language.

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    Comment #22884387

    Man you gotta add some flaky salt to the top of those.