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twarge
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Comment #47883003
wireguard on windows and linux are extraordinarily solid at my org. However, we have a lot of difficulty with macOS, seemingly with rather basic OS-level bugs that don't seem to be…
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Comment #47675050
Yes, notably, the File Provider extension is where the value is for me. Are there any open source options other than Seafile's SeaDrive?
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Comment #46387717
A word is worth a thousand pictures. — Jobs ?
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Comment #45284351
We used Mattermost but eventually started getting annoyed by the nags to upgrade in the free version. Zulip is has been far better.
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Comment #44896331
it's the pyx you get with `pip install pyx`?
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Comment #44896240
The real pyx is an absolutely wonderful graphing package. It's like Tex in that everything looks wonderful and publication-quality. https://pyx-project.org/gallery/graph/index.html…
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Comment #44793583
How does this compare with the manufacturing capabilities in ERPNext?
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Comment #44257009
The midpoint constraint you seek in the symmetry constraint that looks like this: ><
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Comment #43957439
You missed overtime pay
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Comment #43715210
Indeed, and here are a large variety of OSs directly from the source: https://mac.getutm.app/gallery/
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Comment #43664055
These shovels are marvels of mechanical disadvantage. When I had to manually plough a field, the Kodali-type shovel was a much better configuration than a normal shovel because you…
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Comment #42104186
I absolutely remember encountering one of these at a friend's house. I clearly remember the detail about moving the pieces out of the way as needed to make moves. I do not remember…
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Comment #41991503
Which uses Google results?
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Comment #41965148
Solar allows one to prepay for power. Would be nice to see more efficient financing for it. Using solar to heat and cool, heat water and run your dryer is quite a bit more. And gen…
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Comment #41725799
Yes, they are apparently exactly the same, with exactly the same neurons and connections! Happened to go for a walk with the corresponding author and made her repeat this fact for …
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Comment #41706379
Can confirm. It's excellent software, though getting going on your own server is not as smooth as, say, gitlab-ce.
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Comment #40900450
This sort of high performance minimalism is precisely what makes the Mac app ecosystem great. Not because you can't write the same thing on other platforms, but because everyone wh…
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Comment #40835896
Texifier is incredible. So much faster and nicer than overleaf. They wrote their own display engine in Metal if I understand correctly.
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Comment #40426579
It may be on topic, but I'm not sure how you get to selfless if you're promoting your venture.
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Comment #40414888
Ceramic capacitors should be fine, right? The pico microcontroller, on the other hand, has normal flash and won't last very long. Here's an interesting article: https://www.ni.com/…
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Comment #40414018
Linguistic evidence of the same timeline. https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=64074 The controversy claimed is entirely overblown. Longer timelines for migration have been dis…
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Comment #40131637
ERPNext is the actually open source accounting software to consider here.
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Comment #40038655
Does it depict twisted pairs? Often needed to disambiguate colors.
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Comment #39664083
You're conflating "selfwork" and homework. Doing the work yourself is indeed critical. It's the bit where you take it home when you're exhausted that is perplexing. Why can't we pr…
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Comment #39663684
It's generally unacceptable to demand that workers take assignments home to complete when they're exhausted. Perhaps it would be better to treat school more like work?