I downloaded CoMaps.
I wasn’t expecting it to be needing a big download for the area of the map I’m in. Fine I guess. At least it works offline.
Lack of info about traffic or closed roads kind of means I probably won’t really use it for big trips.
Could be useful if I’m out for a walk somewhere new, I guess. Probably depends on how active an area is in Open Street Maps.
I said the real two genders.
If the hardware was fixed, I don’t see why not.
Might not be as fast as the optimisations compilers do these days though.
If you have to support thousands of types of GPU and CPU and everything else, then fuck no.
Metallic Hydrogen apparently just means “hydrogen in a state that conducts electricity”. No idea what kind of pressure and temperate would form actually solid hydrogen, but from my understanding the gas giants are quite hot internally.
And by that diagram the core would be massive.
From what I can see it’s a diffuse core, meaning it’s a gas until it isn’t, but with no real line between the two.
Does it even have a solid core?
Probably not though, since the cola wars are not exactly a new thing.
Like every crappy REST API that gives a 200 with an error message in it.
I’ve got a decent 5.1 system. It brings the boom boom when needed.
Still need subtitles. I blame the lack of theatre trained actors. The Hollywood gang mumble.
What I hadn’t anticipated in my 20 years away from Linux was not only had teams of unpaid volunteers been beavering away behind the scenes to make everything work better, other much more enthusiastic teams have been thinking up new and exciting ways to break it again.
You can blame me. Sprite Zero is about the only sugar free drink that doesn’t taste like shit, and everything else took the sugar out and so Coke is the only one left for when I want a sugar hit. Yeah, it fucks your teeth up and makes you fat. My body my choice.
Honestly struggling to find decent alternatives in the UK that don’t fall into the artisanal pricing category. Go past a quid a can and I might as well drink cider instead.
How is it licensed, Jigsaw? Eh? What distro is it from? Is that a fucking Snap wheel?
Javascript is living proof that your language doesn’t need to be good to be used.
I tripped over this one in Delphi the other day.
function AnsiStartsText(const ASubText, AText: string): Boolean;
function AnsiEndsText(const ASubText, AText: string): Boolean;
function AnsiContainsText(const AText, ASubText: string): Boolean;
Round edges and a Windows Vista era soft blur?
I can’t think of anything more generically Apple…
Right? I can’t tell you how disappointed I was to move to a “real” PC later and find the tools to be so much worse. Like you could position stuff with a GUI in VB or Delphi, but if you wanted to resize a window, it was a real faff to get everything moving about as it should.
Java for this flash in the pan mobile shit? Sure, they like breaking things.
Java for enterprise? No. They’re probably only just finished converting that COBOL system to it, and they started 20 years ago. People have died while making it. They will never change anything.
There used to be a UI library on the Amiga called MUI.
It used a bunch of C macros to let you define the window and all the controls. Was honestly pretty good considering it was like 30 years ago.
Oh look, new money was old money all along.
Guess even they are cashing out.
Looking on OSM a local closed bridge is marked with a note (although that probably doesn’t carry over to routing info anyway), but can’t see that in CoMaps. Not sure whether they include that in the data or not.
Nice to have data that isn’t owned by trillion dollar companies anyway.