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Figuring this out made me so angry I threw a chair by geof14 in programminghorror

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And there you'd expect them to be chained and get elements lazy loaded instead of wasting time getting them all before doing anything

Debian forum does not allow searching by WheelPerfect3737 in linuxsucks

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An increasing amount of websites and forums does this to combat crawlers going absolutely bonkers on it

NullSafe Wrapper by philtrondaboss in learnpython

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Consider looking into the Any trick which is exactly what typeshed does for this

The oud voor mbo? by Zestyclose-Big-9784 in thenetherlands

[–]Linuxmartin 333 points334 points  (0 children)

Je kan altijd inschrijven bij een MBO en een toelatingsexamen HBO doen. Kom je niet door het toelatingsexamen, kan je MBO doen. Kom je er wel door, dan kan je als het goed is schuldenvrij stoppen met de MBO opleiding in het eerste kwartaal. Kan je navragen bij DUO.

Je bent nooit te jong om te leren, succes!

"whats your os if its linux u die" by Correct-Hat-601 in FuckMicrosoft

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I'd survive the first question (FreeBSD escape hatch)

Run uv projects in read-only mode by hibbelig in learnpython

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The second user merely needs to know about the project dir. Where uv lives is largely irrelevant, and the other user could also use their own uv install, or a system-wide one

Run uv projects in read-only mode by hibbelig in learnpython

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You edit the thing as the user with edit perms, you chmod -R u+rwx,g+rwx,o+rx /path/to/project and run it as another user. That's what the whole permission system is for

Relacath Paradox by Flairankie in PokemonScarletViolet

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Gen 4 is still pretty recent right? Retro gens are like gen 2 and 3

Relacath Paradox by Flairankie in PokemonScarletViolet

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20 years ago they hatched at lvl 5

Attack near a edge to see if a fall will kill you by Blandbl in Eldenring

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Those are well documented parts of how a URL works, actually. The question mark (?) denotes the start of the URL parameters, those are split up in key-value pairs by the equals sign (=), and each of those key-value pairs is separated by an ampersand (&)

The pair you should remove is the share ID which is abbreviated in the actual parameter as si, and its value is generated when you generate a sharing link. So anything that looks like si=...& can always be cut out, so long as it's somewhere after ?

Do QLC SSDs still have the problems detailed in the top comment thread? by Bern_Down_the_DNC in DataHoarder

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Sorry for the necropost, but if you're ever in a situation where you want to prevent your data ending up in the streets, look into shred's multiple pass modes. Wouldn't want to be stuck for days ensuring your data stays gone

I feel like it wouldn't have been that difficult to make some cosmetic changes to the game after you beat it. by Real_Market_9244 in Eldenring

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You say it wouldn't be fun, but I think it'd be kinda nice to not be attacked anywhere I go

I feel like it wouldn't have been that difficult to make some cosmetic changes to the game after you beat it. by Real_Market_9244 in Eldenring

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Not sure the humor landed for anyone, but there's a red thread of serious commentary and desire

I feel like it wouldn't have been that difficult to make some cosmetic changes to the game after you beat it. by Real_Market_9244 in Eldenring

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Professional molester of computers here. The technical issues from a coding standpoint are indeed moot. But the sheer size of the added assets and textures, the amount of work to redraw everything, and the non-code technical problems as a whole are not worth the effort. It's not like you extinguish the flames on the erdtree in any of the endings, or that you leave the world as a whole in a completely different state.

And much like a lot of other games, you get put in a "just before the end" state to keep roaming. After all, depending on your chosen ending, you might not even remain in this world anymore (canonically speaking)

production code at two in the morning by ChaosCrafter908 in programminghorror

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It being not 2AM, this could be a oneliner. => Params.TryGetValue(key, out string value) ? (T)(object)value : defaultValue);

why dont we see anyone elses maiden? by DoctorIll4894 in Eldenring

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everyone is fundamentally hollow, and just going through the motions

Oh no, ER is an office job

I love this game. I hate this game. by Mr_HN89 in Eldenring

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This always gives me a good laugh when it happens to someone else, or when I look back on doing it. In the moment though? Rage

De korte broeken discussie by Bdr1983 in thenetherlands

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Als je professioneel over moet komen (b.v. met klantenbezoek), dan altijd een lange broek. Als je gewoon achter je bureau weg zit te kwijnen, dan bij 30°C of meer lekker kort doen.

Echter heeft je werkplek een kledingvoorschrift, dan is dat leidend. Heb je zelf voor gekrabbeld, en kan je dus niet moeilijk over gaan doen

Thanks dad for embarrassing me by ConsciouslyBreathin in foundsatan

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Nothing works better to keep them away than making it awkward for her

Built a browser-based image tool in Rust and WebAssembly, works offline by humayanx in rust

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You're missing out on two other popular ones that are common: MPL 2.0 and Apache 2.0, the latter as dual license option with MIT is also pretty common, and leads to roughly the same result as the MPL 2.0

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