The scientist who demoted Pluto was, in fact, Mike Brown (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_E._Brown), and he wrote a really nice book about it called “How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming”.

The tweets are from 2020, and the person who posted them seems to have closed their account in the meantime.

The file is in "C:\Program Files\LogiOptionsPlus"

Thank you! I found it. It's also called app_permissions.json (with an s) and not app_permission.json like in the article.

Norton Commander[0] is the original and predates Midnight Commander by eight years.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton_Commander

There is https://mubert.com

+1 for Mubert. I feel like they've neutered their website but their iOS app is easy to use.

D3 and Svelte

https://twitter.com/_jgoertler/status/1079781405138305024

The problem is that your site is served through HTTPS, but the MathJax code is loaded via HTTP, and Chrome/Firefox refuse to load external JavaScript due to mixed content policy. The embedded images also produce a mixed content warning, but are still loaded because they are not a security risk.

Thanks ... So the link without the https should work, I'll get to fixing the proper site when I can back to my desk.

Cheers.

Edit: temporary fix in place - working on the rest of the site now 8-(

There is "How I start" http://howistart.org/posts/nim/1/index.html

Doesn't this second decorator only work with functions doing IO or releasing the GIL in any other way (like time.sleep() that they use in the example)? If all the function is doing is actual computation (i.e. using the CPU), no other code can run in parallel with it because of the GIL.

Yes, that's right, it is best used for I/O-bound applications. You could use it for:

* running multiple Database queries

* SSH-ing into multiple devices to run a command

* loading multiple web pages

* calling multiple APIs