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nousermane

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    Yep. If you go and register a new gmail account today, there will likely be no option to enable IMAP access for that account, altogether.

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    Comment #36122497

    > glue together some massively bloated thing that they have absolutely no understanding of Relevant: https://xkcd.com/1988/

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    > writing "return condition" instead of "if condition then return true else return false end" > using the conditional-value ("ternary") operator in any capacity Looks like author o…

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    Comment #35753122

    With newer android versions, you might want to check the "disable adb authorization timeout" option too. Otherwise, phone will "forget" your computer's adb key after a week.

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    Comment #35289053

    That is quite nifty implementation of reverse HTML escaping. But in python that could be done with much less work: import html print(html.unescape(foo)) And the best part - you don…

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    Comment #35200085

    Hug of death from HN visitors. For fellow website admins, this is your regular reminder to use static site generators, where possible, and server-side cache where not.

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    Comment #35187642

    Yep: $ cat foo.tsv name foo bar Alice 10 8888 Bob 20 9999 $ cat foo.tsv | sqlite3 -batch \ -cmd ".mode tabs" \ -cmd ".import /dev/stdin x" \ -cmd "select foo from x where bar > 900…

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    Talking about tricks to make python faster, there is an interesting one that is essentially exact polar opposite of what Nuitka does: Micripython's "viper" just-in-time compiler. I…

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    > tried qemu, and spent many days trying to figure out the correct set of parameters It's really not that hard, once you get used to it. Or, if you rather not spend that precious t…

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