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Comment #48276334
ok I'll bite - what do you consider good music? Music is a big part of my life and I've found great joy in discovering new music. To give it a start, here are some suggestions from…
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Comment #46822439
The US uses them more pervasively it seems, but there's still remnants of it elsewhere. The UK uses them for post-conviction monitoring in certain offenses: https://www.gov.uk/gove…
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A friend who works there reported that there's currently no theremin. It seemed to have been someone's personal theremin, and they took it with them when they left. However, it spa…
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Comment #36859106
They went from A to B (exact magnitude of change is of course part of the criticism): |------------B---A---| anti-user pro-user Is Mozilla still, currently, a failure at their job?…
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Comment #36858644
How do we define "failure"? Let's say we can measure how much Mozilla fights for the user and put it on a scale: |--------------------| anti-user pro-user Where on the scale is "fa…
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Comment #32317826
Maybe Linus wants to work on his laptop and not the cloud, because that's just the way he wants to work. And he wants an M1 / M2 because he likes something about them. That doesn't…
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Comment #32223290
The data this article quotes doesn't smell right. The tables and graphs in "The Performance Problem" section should at least feel a little strange. Looking at the original article[…
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Comment #29258022
The constructor check would unfortunately not work for cross-frame arrays. Each frame has its own global object, with its own Array constructor. So: var iframe = document.createEle…
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Comment #28198610
From the python source code: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/11749e2dc20ad6a76e9a3... It seems to be shelling out to osascript, either telling it to OpenURL or open.
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