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by 1over137 11mo ago
> On a 1080p monitor… There’s your problem. You have normal hardware. The rich SV folks at google are probably all using 6k monitors. (only half joking)
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by 1over137 11mo ago
They are already merged really.
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by 1over137 11mo ago
"only gigabit provider". Like those grow on trees. Lots of people would love to have a fraction of that speed.
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by 1over137 11mo ago
What’s ja3?
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by 1over137 11mo ago
Why is 20 s too slow? How often do you run it?
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by 1over137 11mo ago
> RAM is not really something you explicitly ration. I guess this modern attitude is how we are where we are. RAM is absolutely a scarce precious resource that we optimize for. At least we used to, and some of us still do.
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by 1over137 11mo ago
Why “bizarrely”? The US has enormous influence on many countries, Trump’s actions are newsworthy in many places.
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by 1over137 11mo ago
Probably meant “et al”, Latin for “and others”.
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by 1over137 11mo ago
Thanks for supplying it outside Apple’s store!
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by 1over137 1y ago
it’s also insane because probably no Canadian wants their traffic going through the US unnecessarily, since all the 51st state takeover crap.
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by 1over137 1y ago
That’s a truly horrendous thought.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Speaking a second language live is much harder than taking your time and writing something.
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by 1over137 1y ago
What's the point of putting it in a VM? That doesn't get rid of Windows, which was the whole point.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Vendor support is mostly useless at the best of times. I'm more interested in 'can it run'.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Where I work, I'd love to move our remaining Windows boxes to linux, but there's often software that only works on Windows. How well does Wine work these days? Can they run CAD software for example?
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by 1over137 1y ago
OpenDKIM seems dead: https://github.com/trusteddomainproject/OpenDKIM/issues/236
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by 1over137 1y ago
The Canadian government too. They let Microsoft do it. A company headquartered in a country threatening to annex Canada, and known to collaborate with their spy agencies.
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by 1over137 1y ago
With a mere 49.55% turnout.
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by 1over137 1y ago
You want companies based in a country threatening to take over parts of the EU (Greenland) as being required for everything you do in society?
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by 1over137 1y ago
>I don't see why the iOS app wouldn't work on macOS That requires an AppleID, i.e. an account with a foreign corporation.
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by 1over137 1y ago
>Not in EU That's especially crazy. With Trump's/USA's belligerence, why on earth would EU companies/banks/governments want to require that you have an Apple/Google account, it makes them totally depend
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by 1over137 1y ago
With Ticketmaster you can at least still show the ticket via logging into their website, no app needed.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Canada has reduced immigration a lot recently though.
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by 1over137 1y ago
c2h5oh: that does sound sucky. Perhaps it mostly describes web development though? Other software fields take this stuff more seriously.
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by 1over137 1y ago
How do you figure? You could seat a 2nd programmer next to the first and have him watch and measure with a stopwatch. Expensive, but doable.
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by 1over137 1y ago
>It's not feasible for me to audit every single one of my dependencies Perhaps I’m just ignorant of web development, but why not? We do so with our desktop software.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Something is indeed borked: Apple's (lack of) QA, bug fixing, and attention to detail.
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by 1over137 1y ago
If they can’t reduce per capita, they could reduce population: free birth control, etc etc.
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by 1over137 1y ago
io_uring is a linux-ism, curl is cross-platform.
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by 1over137 1y ago
So does CBC: https://www.cbc.ca/lite/

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