Wow, that’s so cool!
Wow, that’s so cool!
I prefer my accolades in the form of bonus cheques. I’ve got a git history for anyone else that matters
Give the article a read. Your answer is right at the top.
ToonStruck, remastered, or the shelved sequel ressurected. I’d like Burst to (exist again and) handle the development because they did a fantastic job the first time around!
Strangely topical for me. I wasted yesterday telling myself I was smart enough to make SwayWM on Wayland work well with my 1070. Should have trusted the warnings in the documentation; hubris cost me a weekend day!
If you don’t mind me polling your opinion: do you recommend Graphene for someone previously used to Cyanogen / Lineage? I recently upgraded to a Pixel 8 from quite an old handset and I’m not particularly fond of the stock ROM. Much has changed since the last time I had to think about this stuff! I primarily care about privacy, and use my cell for little more than phone calls, messaging, and its camera.
Problem: ambiguity of date terms like saying “this Wednesday” on a Thursday. Is the speaker referring to yesterday or the coming Wednesday six days from now? Not always clear.
Solution: I propose standardising our understanding of the week as beginning Monday, ending Sunday. At any point in the current week, “this whateverday” refers to that day in the current week, no matter if it’s past or future. “Next whateverday” refers to that day in the upcoming Monday through Sunday week.
“This Wednesday”, on a Thursday, is referring to yesterday.
“Next Wednesday”, on a Thursday, is referring to a day six days from now.
(I also suggest adopting ISO 8601, writing dates in year-month-day order to avoid that ugly ambiguity.)
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Thanks to Britain, we now have swearing on the Internet.
I have heard it front to back, back to front, up or down, but never have I heard of a left-right wiper.
When I hitbthe B button instead of spacebar on my tiny, touchscreen cell phone.
The very last thing the Internet needs is more ads.
Wow, this game was incredible! Apogee did a tonne of great work, but this may have been my favourite. The music and intro cutscene especially stand out in my mind.
Oh, of course. That explains the coefficient output in the terminal. Thanks.
Is that about 20 degrees of swing on the hotend? Might need to recalibrate that loop!
Vim, or neovim if you want to put some leg work in for vi with modern features.