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by 7bit 11mo ago
Stop spreading uncertainty and just read the aeticle. Your picnic is not communal prayer. And it's neither of public unless you invite everyone in the park around you to take a bite. And even then, your prayer isn't the reason for
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Can someone explain this in simpler terms? I think I'm quite proficient in Python for a sysadmin, but I don't understand a single statement in the PEP.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
And tons of people get cancer, or muscle cramps, or, or, or. So clearly even on that level feedback doesn't scale.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Our CEO does this. She talks to a lot of people. Once you start talking business, she clearly doesn't care about your opinion, unless you're praising something. If it's remotely critical or a suggestion to change something, y
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by 7bit 11mo ago
As a web dev, I pronounce that sampersandbox.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Ouch. When computers had 64 MB of RAM, Firefox did not even exist yet.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
I'm talking about Indian, Pakistani, Chinese IPs. Countries I don't do business with.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
As someone who read all books and played the third game: People should totally be banned from watching Netflix's Witcher. On a more serious note, I used GeoIP when it was free and it was a godsend to reduce malicious connection attempt
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by 7bit 11mo ago
So a hashtable is basically the drug dealers menu?
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by 7bit 11mo ago
That's why it's called copyright. You can perfectly sign it away. In Germany the right is called "Urheberrecht" which literally translates to "author's right". And while you can license your work and sign
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by 7bit 11mo ago
I'm talking about cable Internet. But it probably doesn't change the content of your comment
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by 7bit 11mo ago
A steep learning curve mean you learn a lot (y-axis) in a short time (y-axis). So the graph goes up fast (steep). When making bold clickbaity claims like the author does, at least get your terms right...
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Maybe do some research before you make yourself the butt of a joke.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Why is it generally known? It's a completely anecdotal statement, that the author should have just avoided. General statements like that are hard or impossible to prove and insensitive to those it does do wrong.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Fuck Vodafone Germany in particular. I had a cable-contract that was rock solid for years until it wasn't. No amount of calls and complaints was able to convince them to do anything. First, it was clearly a problem in the house. Weeks
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Oof, maybe read his comment again...
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by 7bit 11mo ago
1. Mining and processing are destructive Uranium mining leaves behind contaminated soil, groundwater problems, tailings, and long-term ecological damage. “Yellow Cake” shows this clearly. These impacts last far longer than any economic bene
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by 7bit 11mo ago
It is. And also because of Chernobyl and Fukushima. But you don't care do you
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Ask the Ukrainian how clean Chernobyl is. I hear it became a very touristic place with people dying to get housing there, because the air is so clean.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Just leave that remark out. You're likely to be wrong for the majority of readers. Just let the reader decide whether the article is right or wrong for them.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
> Society would have you believe that self hosting a NAT Gateway is “crazy”, “irresponsible” and potentially even “dangerous”. I just can't take articles seriously when they lead with these kind of claims and then don't back th
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Yeah it was. I ran it locally just after release and it didn't answer anything related to Taiwan or Tiana men Square.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Sure...
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by 7bit 11mo ago
If you don't live in a GDPR country, your experience doesn't really prove or disprove anything I just said...
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by 7bit 11mo ago
You're completely missing the point...
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Same here. The first time I heard 'main' as a replacement name for master, I immediately used it everywhere. Easier to say for me, easier to type for me. I find the societal discussion around is absurd. But I couldn't also ca
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by 7bit 11mo ago
> On the other hand, my browser's GPC is enabled. It sends the new "do not track" signal. As a result, when I open "show preferences" on a cookie banner, all of them come disabled by default in most cases. They c
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by 7bit 11mo ago
The price did not slip through, it was a deliberate choice. And it's crazy to expect this price while a lot of labour was saved due to AI slop. People get fired and management takes big bonuses while the remaining workforces has to do
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by 7bit 11mo ago
The price did not slip through, it was a deliberate choice. And it's crazy to expect this price while a lot of labour was saved due to AI slop.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Trust me bro

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