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This is true 5G. Not the fake ATT 5G. I saw neowin.net taking a stance against fakes by labelling ATT 5G as "fake 5G" clearly in their title. I hope we all do the same until ATT & co stop misleading their customers leading to eventual confusion for everyone.

What's the breakdown between power drawn by card and cooling? You seem to be suggesting they are equal...

(1kw would cost $14.4 at 2c/kwh) and you say $30.

I don't know much about stuff but i didn't know cooling is that expensive.

That is so cool! Just what I (and so many others) are looking for. Can it handle typesafe's config too? https://github.com/typesafehub/config/

Its not random- its based on pure statistics. I wished at least "hackers" here would understand.

More than that actually, there are politicians who are notorious for being hand-in-gloves in their home countries. They always get picked for these "random" checks in the US.

I'm surprised China gets away with so much! They recently banned kids from being named Mohammad. And had Imams dance. I wish our war-mongering republicans would switch their attention to countries that really violate human rights.

EDIT: Of course they do much worse, I was pointing to the fact that not a peep was heard on Fox or CNN.

Exactly. This is just a bad use of "Semver". It's still a "version" right? 2018 vs 2015?

If they're so concerned, maybe add another figure to the left.

Current version could be 1.1.42.0 and the "eopch" could be 1.2.3.9? Maybe breaking could be 2.0.0.0? I'd much rather see a unification around semver then create a different identifier called epoch only to stay radically faithful to a definition of semver

I saw, I came here to thank and noticed you replied :)

Defunct, you know where I can find more? I'd like to use this.

This looks really useful, I've been meaning to create some for my use. I have one question, is it only a tree (one way mapping from x -> y, x -> a and y -> z) or graph is allowed too by a special linking syntax (like x -> y, x -> a, y -> z, z -> a)?

Not so shameless if you add a scroll functionality I tell you lol.

Actually even otherwise, it's not like you're earning money so no need to disclaim!

Just to clarify, (not that I care about votes in either direction) I meant you do seem to have a good understanding of stuff.

And both parties misuse media. One example: http://www.salon.com/2016/11/09/the-hillary-clinton-campaign...

Lol, I would not blame you for being pro-AAP given that you seem to have a not-so-bad grasp on some facts.

> This GST was probably what as possible now

You are right! While they can improve from there, anything strong would not have sold, not just now but even later. This govt has a very strong mandate and it would have been stupid to wait for a stronger one.

You sound like someone who'd like keynav http://www.semicomplete.com/projects/keynav

lol really? haha, nice bait. I have to go read it now.

Powershell?

Powershell made me actually switch to Windows. I was playing with WSL when it came out and learn of Powershell. WSL has some warts but Powershell means I cannot use Linux anymore :(

I'm hoping Powershell on Linux will soon be at par with the Windows counterpart (right now it's pretty buggy)

That probably may have been it. I was using it inside a separate branch but didn't like the workflow where i'd commit after every change. I don't want to commit unless I'm trying to make a backup.

I'm going to go the off-repo route now.

It's not webfonts, I'm okay when a website is using a custom font to show me. It's fonts they assume I have on my local computer. They say "deja vu sans", "sans-serif" when I don't want them naming "deja vu sans" specifically.

Monorepo is harder to get right initially, and you have to think things through. But once you do, you're set for it. I love that there is so little code duplication.

Mozilla's job was to help out where there weren't enough players. I felt let down when they ventured into this.

SQL is used mostly in large corporate envs which can afford to spend money for stability, and here most people are building startups. I've never seen much talk about SQL server. Heck most don't even know what it is lol.

I know this is a digression but can somebody tell me what happened yesterday? Bear with me because I'm not much of a lawyer and I don't get a lot of time to do my original research so I just get it from TV.

I'm flabbergasted that the SC was 9-0 in their decision. I guess I just don't understand. I thought the lower courts had applied the ban unanimously and it was made in accordance with the law. Is there a way to challenge yesterday's decision further?

Anyone knows how should I change the font? I know this seems a minor thing but I'd like this thing to be readable :-).

The font-size is too small. And I'd prefer a font of my own choice.

Okay, issue 254 has documentation on the CLI. Looks like you can't query password if that's what you're after

Features I like:

1) Download website favicon (no clue how though, tried entering website but didn't see an option to download favicon)

2) Command line interface, no clue again how to use.

Yeah I just downloaded. This seems like a good native drop-in replacement. Even the menus et all seem to be in the same place.

And Unicode works, yeah!

I have a really old computer and keepass2 opens stuff instantly so I'm guessing I'm probably not using good enough security.

I'll answer part of my own question- this does look like it's compatible with the Keepass protocol 2. So that shouldn't be the reason to stop.

Of course there could be other reasons.

As someone using Keepass2 (mono on Linux), can someone knowledgeable briefly tell me (and probably others) why should and why should not I switch to KeePassX?

I'm getting the feeling that this uses the older protocol?

I got a good answer to the above question from desdiv so I'm adding an edit:

Is there a reason to use this (and not use this) in place of KeePass2 on Windows?