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I think people understand how metonymy works.

I would use a craigslist skinned amazon.

I always open videos in new tabs and they start from the beginning.

It's different when I like the rules.

You would set an appropriate size in .Xresources or somesuch.

We were too successful in eradicating measles, so now everybody knows somebody with autism, but nobody can remember measles. or polio.

It's like when people say they'll pay extra for more legroom but only book the cheapest possible tickets.

Make it happen? Doesn't sound very hard to code up. Then have bash call execsomewhere() and benchmark the results.

What happens when the government of Turkey objects to your verification?

Has anyone else actually tried it themselves?

I'd say it was closer to 25 years from the invention of the personal computer to the point it made an impact on everyday life.

Doesn't seem contradictory to explain you thought it was okay and had no ill intent, but now realize your mistake and won't do it again. Requiring regret is problematic when you're claiming innocence (didn't do it), but when all parties agree you did it, your concern is convincing them you won't do it again.

The sidebar on the doc browser (seems written in haxeui) also goes insane on desktop.

The banker trying to close a deal isn't paid by the hour.

Perhaps we might ask not just how the new version is so fast, but why is the old version so slow.

The client doesn't want to eat the whole file, so it uses a range request for just the beginning of the file, and then the next part as needed.

This seems like an overreaction? You don't need to lean into the chilling effect.

I got a few good ones, then it went full persistence of memory.

Why is the peanut butter so sloppy?

Maybe try pairing it with AMD's new Al aluminum CPUs. https://www.amd.com/en/products/processors/laptop/ryzen/ai-3...

Newton's Method?

That's certainly not the plot of Little Lost Robot.

That's because your DNS server sends back 127.0.0.1. The query isn't resolved locally.

Not quite accurate history of SMP. FreeBSD had SMP well before 5.0, but not "fine grained" which is what the 5.0 release was all about. But the conversion led to many regressions.

Why do we have regulations? Who do they benefit?

So the solution is Apple will be forced to trust that apps asked properly, and grant whatever permissions the app claims I agreed to? And that's going to encourage me to use more third party apps?

Contrary to popular belief, it requires a fair bit of practice to get right, which is why you see hater GMs saying oh, yeah, it's so simple we could do it if we wanted, but then they try it in a game after one practice and it fails. The Eagles spent several years practicing it, so now they're that far behind.

I'm actually okay with the Apple Camera app asking me once and the Domino's Pizza app having to ask me twice. Who are the consumers being harmed here?

A/B testing revealed this headline gets more clicks than "who tried to import undeclared biological samples".

But lower than on 6 November 2024, less than five months ago.