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definitely: handles on push doors

archive: https://archive.ph/fuUPG

yeah - from the 'About' page:

"All links to Amazon, Safaribooks and O'Reilly get extracted once a week from Hacker News posts."

https://hackernewsbooks.com/about

you might like https://hackernewsbooks.com/

"but I’m going to look into whether"

article unfinished ... ?

I think the comment about bro science was about the other comments here on HN, rather than about the article.

it gives a bit of a 'broken window' effect, 'cos while it still irks me now, I'll probably start turning a blind eye to all these warnings only to miss something really critical later on.

I feel like I get this a lot with the NPM cli tool ... No matter how often I update my dockerfiles to the latest version, I'll always end up with a big banner warning message in my build output telling me I'm outdated 'cos it seems NPM updates (and publishes) constantly.

Has anyone come up with a disposable mobile number service, similar to how you can get a temporary email address for signing up to junk?

OP: typo @ "Create a clear rinish line"

>Image how this will be useful for being able to zoom an image,

OP: typo in the zoom section

>blaring ICE systems

Internal combustion engine?

>Even worse, I may end up buying competing products that look more like the original design than the new design of the same brand.

I wonder what the legal implications would be of copying a product's old abandoned design? Especially if the original was to revert back?

Installer here at bottom:

https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/releases/tag/v1.12.109...

Author admits his mistake:

François Valentin @Valen10Francois · 16h I realize that I've used that word completely incorrectly for ages!

https://twitter.com/Valen10Francois/status/15241607219023544...

Can you use darktable without the import step?

The place where I store my RAW files is not where I work on them - I'll typically copy them from a memory card to my machine, do whatever processing, then shift them away to storage, so I find the whole idea of a 'library' unecessary.

mitigation for a flash of unstyled content (FOUC) maybe?

the feature to have the window open itself fully after a long-pull of the button feels safer to me in certain situations - means I don't have to spend a few seconds with my dominant hand off the wheel

(and also more convenient in other situations where I need to quickly open the window and actively drive at the same time, e.g. toll booths, drive thru's)

I just switched as well, and I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to do so. Like you said, it definitely feels nicer to use than lastpass.

>Lin-Manuel Miranda used as a reference for the musical

I have to admit - this is a mention of a topic I would not have expected to see on this site in a million years, but yes, this musical is fantastically entertaining, even with a complete ignorance of American history.

I absolutely loved The Road, but I couldn't finish Blood Meridian ... I had no interest in the setting or the characters at all.

would it blow your mind to know that the vast majority of .net devs I've ever worked with don't know anything about compiling or running a project/solution other than hitting that big green 'play' button in visual studio?

We got a one of these in Scotland, and I have to say a few years on, we're only just getting rid of the last of the items. Some items were arguably more useful than others (but I think the inventory is reviewed and updated constantly) - we never used the baby box as intended and it could be argued that we never really needed the support, but I can't understand the people who would argue against such an initiative.

People in this country were up in arms when this was first suggested ... bristling with the absolute indignity at the thought of money being spent to help others.

site is currently down: https://archive.md/YV9AQ

>You can only run command line programs, although I understand this could be different in Windows 11

WSLg solves this, apparently

https://github.com/microsoft/wslg

>They still haven't corrected the SEVERE disk read speed when accessing a Windows directory.

I got this when I tried to npm install a project and it was taking forever.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/68974497/3983822

To piggyback on this comment: anyone know how this domain is pronouced, and what the story behind it is (if any)?