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6y ago
this one? https://dumps.wikimedia.org/other/static_html_dumps/current/... how long does it take to import it?
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6y ago
does it scale now? previously i was not able to import large folders (several TB) or many files (+100k files)
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6y ago
you should be able to get encryption working with nio now. nio-template is a good start https://github.com/anoadragon453/nio-template
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6y ago
create a new one
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6y ago
I was working on a video recording app and without calling MediaScanner, recorded videos would not show up in file managers or media apps. Android has a cache layer for file system access that needs poking if you create new or change files.
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7y ago
it might be that the biking app is not calling MediaScanner after taking the picture.
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7y ago
getting a 404 on the list archive at https://lists.libreplanet.org/archive/html/remotecommunicati...
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7y ago
how is the list of ids compared?
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7y ago
how can you have end-to-end encryption with server side processing in conference calls with 50 participants?
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7y ago
please delete all those videos on the internet and just post the markdown. the only use case is spam.
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7y ago
using the contacts feature of the phone, in most cases means the contact graph is shared/synced with google, apple servers. It's great Signal does not need a copy, but by outsourcing the contacts they have already leaked and its j
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7y ago
the desktop client only supports chat, no audio / video calls.
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7y ago
Is "secret" not one of the classifications for internal documents? "top secret", "secret", "confidential", "restricted". While this classification is usually used to classify access to docum
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7y ago
Did Microsoft switch GitHub to AGI as part of the OpenAI deal?
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7y ago
whats the use-case for an encryption layer?
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7y ago
sadly just a wrapper around Amazon AWS SES
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8y ago
i love unicode handling in python3, it's so much better to work with. python2 was a mess, migrating old code requires looking at old code, the result is only better code, never a mess.
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8y ago
whats great about windowless airplanes?
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8y ago
how would any of those problems be solved with a blockchain? you are taking about real world things and actors that need to be matched to something on a blockchain. don't see how you get around that part and that is the costly, ineffic
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8y ago
The memory overhead of Visual Studio Code is insane. Don't see how they did a good job optimizing anything there.
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8y ago
an empire built on sand...
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8y ago
What part of the Tender process gets more open with this proposal? From a quick glance the paper, I fail to see why one would use a blockchain and smart contracts here.
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8y ago
same way you do it with code. using a platform that allows others to see changes does not mean its open posting, nor does it mean every proposed changes gets merged.
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8y ago
sadly the text only version links to the home page not the article, which is odd since one can guess the url from the link -> https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=613692526
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8y ago
for Riot, it still is not enabled by default due to bugs though? > As of May 2017 Riot’s end-to-end encryption is technically in beta, but this is due to some residual stability bugs and missing usability features. Once these are resolve
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Does E2E work now? Last time I tried, it did not. That was some time ago so things might have changed. It still is listed as "working on it" for many clients though. To develop a new communication platform today without E2E as a c
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8y ago
number of commits is not a good metric - just look at the top repository, https://github.com/jl777/SuperNET/commits/master the first page mostly consists of merge and test commits.
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NBD does not support that. it is a networked block device, the kernel and file systems on top of it do lots of caching. So other clients will not get the latest version if one of them changes a block.
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8y ago
does the zlib compression in python make it faster or slower?
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8y ago
that page is littered with automated popups and nonsense
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