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tstenner
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Comment #49067931
At long as it doesn't involve [multi purpose eggs]( https://www.euronews.com/culture/2026/06/06/mehrzweckeier-di... ) or calls to violence you should be fine.
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Comment #49056573
The comparison to pandoc seems needlessly hostile. Most users get pandoc as a standalone binary (e.g. the Debian package). Pandoc is a bit on the larger size, but for what it offer…
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Comment #49055801
AFAIK it is always backed by a sqlite DB. That way the sync just populates the DB and the completion process doesn't care (or wait for) the central source.
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Comment #49032272
Modern gaming hardware is getting increasingly inaccessible and the micro transaction infected mobile gaming market is the only one make money.
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Comment #48975818
Until you measure the apartment later and find out that a) it's much smaller and b) it doesn't matter because you rent the apartment as seen, not as advertised.
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Comment #48791225
Ironically I found my current keyboard (a quite nice Cherry) in a store near me. For specialty parts where it doesn't make sense to have to them sitting around in stores everywhere…
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Comment #48791216
I have a family of four and we manage just fine. The kids aren't toddlers any more (which only means that we can't put everything in the bottom layer of the stroller), but when the…
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Comment #48791197
Depends on how much we need. There are two car sharing stations next to the super markets when we need to stock up on long lasting basics, but I typically cover half a week (full f…
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Comment #48784433
I live in a walkable quarter and I can reach three full supermarkets and 2 specialty supermarkets within 5 minutes. Doesn't matter whether I need to stock up on milk, vegetables or…
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Comment #48493727
Because gaming consoles are for a very specific purpose (and sold as such – the ruling against Sony for blocking Linux on the PS3 only happened because they advertised Linux compat…
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Comment #48334080
And having it actually tested
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Comment #48293840
"It's not gambling when I can effect the outcome!"
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Comment #48293793
Publicly traded stocks‘ reactions to a war are harder to predict and have way less leverage than a bet like "US will launch 527 missiles against Iran between 3 and 5 pm"
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Comment #48152860
If the expense is tax deductable, it mostly doesn't matter whether you have $10 earnings vs $10 business expenses or $10K.
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Comment #48050896
At 0.1% (which still seems high) you lose out on the entrance fee but still get paid for food, drinks, memorabilia etc. Compare that to the cost for the system and the negative pub…
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Comment #48045558
You can make this claim for any larger number by asserting a base rate of 1% without evidence.
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Comment #47944465
I asked the ASML rep at KubeCon who they were there for as nobody I knew had a quarter billion to spare. He told me they were just interested customers, but if I didn't want the ne…
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Comment #47944353
It's hard to qualify Zeiss as a "small business". Also, they pay their own employees wages and deduct taxes and social insurance so it's not like they pretend to be an independent …
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Comment #47792093
In the benchmark Rust is more than 50% faster than the runner up
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Comment #47604248
Stores are required by law to provide the price per unit/weight/volume alongside the price, so you can directly compare the price of a pint of beer to the 0.33 liter bottle without…
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Comment #47560915
I use it all the time, but almost always sarcastically (as in "load-bearing tinyproxy instance").
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Comment #47516193
Buy a steam deck. It sends a strong signal to Valve to continue supporting Wine and you get a Steam Deck
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Comment #47469235
That makes it sound like 50 shades of grey would have had a 50/50 chance of getting into the top 100 if it only was included in the wider selection
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Comment #47390894
The architect should have required Hindu numbers. Same result, but even more confusion.