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You are spreading false information. I routinely enter my other country with a combination of US passport and national ID card. I haven't renewed my passport for that country in almost 20 years, more than half of which I was living there for.

I never noticed any problems, but I did have the mmx version. It wasn't fast but never did the playback stutter , even with dreamweaver and several browser windows

People working with buildings, infrastructure, and artifacts that predate 1582. Many such things in Europe

I have the same issue. For all the talk of USB-C's supposed design for redirecting damage from the ports to the connector, it failed pretty badly here for probably thousands of people. Never had these issues with a barrel connector.

Sounds like a job for a more capable LLM than Opus.

This is one of the most useful programs I use every day. Works in Firefox too

I enjoy watching TikTok, especially local or niche creators who have just a couple hundred followers. This is not going to be a problem as you imagine.

World facts provided by the CIA, too, have intrinsic quality issues. I'm not too worried!

> The world sucks. Whataboutism only makes it worse.

If you believe this, why did you just go "well, what about China?"

I use uBlock on mobile safari.

> But really the ultimate goal for any good website engineer should be to offload as much logic and processing to the browser, not rewrite everything in JS just because you can

Why? This makes for a horrible user experience. Things like TicketMaster, and in recent years GitHub, slow my machine to a crawl sometimes. I much prefer mostly static content. This is a well-made website: https://www.compuserve.com/

I can't imagine a scenario where I would want to reimplement rm just for this.

I think CRAN for R is very good, partly aided by an aggressive pruning policy for broken packages.

It is not fast. Mamba and micromamba are still much faster than conda and yet lack basic features that conda has to provide. Everyone is dropping conda like a hot plate since the licensing changes in 2024.

Yes, with StopTheMadness https://underpassapp.com/StopTheMadness/

It works on Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, but you must buy it.

Because it's better at the task than Python is.

Reticulate is a bridge that lets you use Python from R so that you don't have to suffer Python the language.

Just use restic. It handles these things.

You can get by with R and reticulate.

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See also section 3, "Network traffic that may go through third-parties."

Not to be confused with exa: https://github.com/ogham/exa

Perhaps you are lucky to stick to happy paths or are not particularly discerning. It's real. https://www.404media.co/google-search-really-has-gotten-wors...

Partner works at a county agency. There are 1-2 weather-related days off you can use, but if you experience more weather than that in a year you are free to use your vacation or take unpaid time off. This applies also if the job site is closed.

Do you have examples of "just use python 2" still being a thing in 2024?

*patently

Ah, let's not forget Lua =)

I don't think it's that amazing for an engineer. Google is much better if you're looking for things related to Intel compilers, for example. Try searching for «intel ipo fuse-ld=lld icx» on both engines.

Note: I am a paying Kagi customer

Extremely often. I look at source code, API docs, issues, etc. on my phone all the time when I am on the bus or in the bathroom or in bed or wherever.

That is a really fun idea, I love it.

I don't really see the problem with the CRA docs.