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That is extremely illegal.

It's not, unless you're confusing the Pinball game with the driver called Pinball.

I found this project pretty cool: https://github.com/roblox-ts/roblox-ts

It's Roblox's dialect of Lua, but it's still Lua. Probably not worth a mention for vanilla Lua though.

I completely agree. Previous versions had newer Apple UI design elements (e.g. the App Store) and also the elements of older macOS versions (e.g. the Dock, comparing it to the one on the iPad). It was just a big jumble, and they're finally unifying it.

> Everybody would jump to Swift [for new projects] if it meant a cross-platform GUI framework.

I wouldn't. I don't like Swift's syntax. The ecosystem would likely not be mature enough either.

Chromium actually does use DirectWrite on Windows. It's been active since Chrome 38.

https://blog.chromium.org/2014/07/chrome-37-beta-directwrite...

Apple hid the flag of Taiwan/ROC flag for users in Macau and Hong Kong, and changed the name of Taiwan in Siri to 「中國台灣」 (Taiwan, China).

This is a new change with iOS 13.1.x and 13.2.

In school, I was taught to choose the "best answer" on a test or quiz, and if you don't know something, choose the answer that looks right to you.

This test.. it reverses that entirely.

Well, there are different variants of Buddhism. Tibetan Buddhism is pretty different from, say, Zen.

It might be that Microsoft doesn't do testing/QA on Firefox, and thus they don't want to be responsible for any issues that occur.

It must have to do with the lack of profitability, especially after developing an anti-cheat solution.

I'm not 100% certain if EasyAntiCheat supports Wine at all, or even Linux at all, but that's what they (Epic Games) use. If not, they'd have to write an in-house solution that probably won't work.

In the past (again, I'm not sure about the present), CS:GO was victim to having a Linux client; rather, people figured out that it was much more vulnerable to exploits due to it not having a working anti-cheat solution.

"Unavailability of Electronic Search Services (e-Search Services) under the Integrated Companies Registry Information System (ICRIS)

Due to technical problems, electronic search services under ICRIS has been temporarily suspended. Urgent action is being taken to investigate and recover the system. We apologize for any inconvenience caused"

Looks like they took the system down after seeing this. Also, they're using lang=zh instead of lang=zh-hk or zh-hant... that font though :(

It could be that the OP was just inspired to ask about (other) books by the book's release.

On the contrary, I find that easier to read! Except for the font, that's just way too light.

Wow, that looks really good.

I just made a new repo to test: https://i.imgur.com/tDzrdXN.png

>Merge requests: squash commits feature

I can still do this as a free user. It looks like you just have to do it within the "edit" form, or when you create the merge request. https://i.imgur.com/70k53xr.png

I don't use the last two so I can't speak about those, though.

Note: I'm assuming you mean the hosted version at gitlab.com

"Linux" had a bug in which you could log into a system by pressing backspace 28 times a few years ago. And by Linux, I meant GRUB[1], and in turn, (many) Linux systems.

We're comparing Linux and Windows, an operating system that contains 3.5 million files[2] (of course, not just the kernel in this case). That isn't really fair. Code is as perfect as humans can make it, and it certainly does not help that there's so much to take into account.

[1] http://hmarco.org/bugs/CVE-2015-8370-Grub2-authentication-by...

[2] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/03/building-windows-4-m...