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by Aachen 1y ago
> there hasn't been a widespread migration to MariaDB I don't think I even knew I was running MariaDB at first, or perhaps more as a side note that I saw it dropping in mariadb when I apt installed mysql. If you upgraded Debian
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by Aachen 1y ago
Their what now?
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by Aachen 1y ago
Not on a VPN. Guess I can't use this browser then? So much for HTML/Ecmascript being standards anyone could implement...
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by Aachen 1y ago
Yep, that one. Praise that the algorithm likes you!
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by Aachen 1y ago
This is very interesting, thanks for sharing details. A friend with strong corrections in their glasses always mentions they feel like they can't see much in the dark, not as much as other people anyway, but we've never been able
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by Aachen 1y ago
The data query tool linked at the bottom of the post doesn't work for me. Cloudflare shows error 600010, whatever that means. Nice that there is "no login required" but if it did, or allowed that option, maybe it wouldn'
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by Aachen 1y ago
Is MariaDB included in MySQL? I see no mention of it in the post, but MySQL trending downwards would make sense as people upgrade and switch over. Besides of course novelty wearing off as posited for all engines further down the post
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by Aachen 1y ago
If websites are generally too bright, you can save energy as part of increasing comfort by configuring your display to put out fewer nits (reduce its brightness setting). Usually people have the opposite problem, especially if there's
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by Aachen 1y ago
First time I hear someone describe nausea from dark mode. Quickly looked astigmatism up on Wikipedia - isn't that something glasses fully correct? I think I've got this as well, but not sure, I've just always had glasses and
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by Aachen 1y ago
I don't have any of those issues, besides perhaps crashes but the last one must be two years ago (I remember because we're always watching for exploits coming in). Maybe nobody else has these issues you mention either. If you want
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by Aachen 1y ago
Note that this is why you use copy, check, then delete, instead of just "move" data, whenever it's important that the process works correctly Even if the software doesn't have known bugs, I do it if the data is important
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by Aachen 1y ago
Indeed, a quick lookup doesn't give many reliable-sounding sources but they're all on the order of zettabytes (tens to thousands of them), also for years before any LLM was halfway usable. One has to wonder how much of that is gen
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by Aachen 1y ago
> - country has many official languages Belgium has 3 languages but my guess would be that each region speaks English better. The French, pardon, Walloniers scarcely speak Dutch and while the Flemish area speaks better French it's u
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by Aachen 1y ago
Contribute more data points of your own then, or even just one. Maybe eventually we'll get to know whether it's most or not rather than dismissing someone who's helping
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by Aachen 1y ago
The title is explained way down: > Lewis was fond of saying that “all good editors are pirates”—they steal from everyone
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by Aachen 1y ago
s/something/a Discord bot/ to unclickbait the title..
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by Aachen 1y ago
I hope they don't send another 20 emails at random intervals across two months to notify me of this now...
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by Aachen 1y ago
They need this access to be able to use their computer, but even if they don't manage their own computer... maybe read the above comment and then let me know what I've overlooked rather than me repeating the whole thing
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by Aachen 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/1200/ It feels bad to post a link-only response but I really don't have anything to add to it. On a system used by multiple persons, sure, you help prevent that a compromise on sister's accou
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by Aachen 1y ago
> You can get decent improvements by just switching deflate for zstd Maybe I sounded too critical of zstd. To be clear: I use it for general-purpose compression where available, the only exception would be where eeking out the last % gai
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by Aachen 1y ago
> advanced compression (finite-state entropy, like ZStandard) I've not tried it on images, but wouldn't zstandard be exceedingly bad at gradients? It completely fails to compress numbers that change at a fixed rate Bzip2 does t
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by Aachen 1y ago
> it was a rational decision. And up to the 10% cut, management just didn’t want to do the extra investment Rational, or economical? I find it rational to help someone in need since I'd want others to do the same to me, even if it&#
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by Aachen 1y ago
Did you have some sort of rate limiting on it?
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by Aachen 1y ago
I first read this as referring to Trump but I can't quite place the rest of the comment. Do you mean whoever is in charge of Iran or is it a way of saying both/either?
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by Aachen 1y ago
With intercontinental weapons and shipping, we're sorta all part of every region. In Zeeland I'm literally as far from New Zealand as humanly possible, but if another SARS pops up there or a war breaks out there, it's very li
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by Aachen 1y ago
You really don't have to personally like someone for them to have useful information The nazi party member Pascual Jordan contributed significantly to quantum physics but it's rarely mentioned because of that association. On the f
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by Aachen 1y ago
Every vendor waits a month before sending out security patches, including Google. I've never understood this (with Linux desktops as my context) but so if you have a risk profile where the OS needs more frequent updates but still want
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by Aachen 1y ago
Wut? Besides that you can uninstall whatever you don't want or even replace the operating system with a bare android or whatever else you want, you're forgetting about Fairphone, Murena, and probably others. I had an apple phone f
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by Aachen 1y ago
> I pay for YouTube premium (which gives me YouTube music too) I'm curious about a buyer's perspective: would you say this is "tying"? (Seems like an ambiguous word for it but I can see no other translation for koppel
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by Aachen 1y ago
Ransomware doesn't have to be illegal in North Korea to convict a North Korean who did it, either in absence or with extradition, in the country where the damage was done With Alphabet being from a country with extreme capitalism, the

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