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by Ayesh 5y ago
Speaking of things that could keep up with inflation, such as stocks, gold, real estate, Treasury bonds, etc, stocks are by far, the most liquid one, with T+3 days of cash out time. Look for unit trusts (index funds), if you don't fanc
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Why not Singapore? The tech scene there is amazing and inspiring, (too?) Warm, diverse, and very good public transportation. Heck, you can walk though neighborhoods if you fancy some sweating. Unfortunately it's a little bit too car-ce
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I'd move to Georgia with absolutely no hesitation! The life is surprisingly "slow", people are more relaxed (apart from the recent protests related to the incident we all are worried about), friendly faces, and like you said,
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I'm somewhat active on r/FirefoxCSS, and have substantially customized my Firefox UI. Never saw any deprecation notices in the console, or a message on the subreddit. I highly doubt Firefox would ever drop support for userChrome.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
It looks like a great project, but I'm afraid it exceeds the privacy protections rendering it somewhat unfeasible to be a primary browser. uBO pre installed, telemetry turned off, etc are all great steps, but the lack of DRM, for examp
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Most ad services now swap their ad JS domains frequently, aggregate snippets (ads and functional) over a Tag Manager, or simply even proxy the ad scripts through the main domain, which a DNS filter cannot block reliably.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I strongly prefer WinRAR (the software) because it does everything I am looking for in an archiving and compressing software. - It is a great tool for archiving. Especially in Windows, it is often faster to compress a rar archive than copyi
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by Ayesh 5y ago
3,45 Euros for a 1TB of storage is incredible value, even cheaper than Blackblaze!
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Yeah, further, I doubt many certificates were issued from an account key belonging to a email address that people monitor often, if not at all.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
It looked very useful and intuitive at first, but on further thought, I think the only time that you'd truly benefit from it if you SELECT *. For other SELECT queries with explicit field name list, you'd need to know the table the
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by Ayesh 5y ago
To be fair, bootstrap and other classful frameworks look pretty similar to each other too, unless a skillful designer creates their own theme, at which point you might as well do it with frameworks like Pico.
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LaserShark: Establishing Fast,Bidirectional Communication into AirGapped Systems(intellisec.de)
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I wonder if a strict CSP employed by individual web sites could prevent it? There really shouldn't be any excuses to not use a CSP rule to allow-list origins for fonts, for example.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Raymond Hill (author of uBlock Origin) is doing a fantastic work at the addon on both technical level and the politics, which an AdBlock addon tends to get bashed at often. Even the smartest of us make mistakes. The right thing to do is fix
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Internally, Enums inherit a lot from classes. I wrote an indepth article about this: https://php.watch/versions/8.1/enums#enum-exists There is an `enum_exists` function that only returns true for Enums. It's
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by Ayesh 5y ago
We do indeed create full blown classes for data objects. However, it is made easier with PHP 8.0 and 8.1 (released today). Typed properties, constructor properties, and Read-only properties can significantly reduce the code bloat. - https:
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Everything is one-line if you minify them enough.
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Oh well we are about to break most of said 10 year old web sites. Particularly, PHP 8.1 has some changes that low key force people to update, such as the use of return types when extending a built-in classes ( https://php.watch&#x
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by Ayesh 5y ago
> The ephemeral process nature of the language makes some tasks very difficult to do in a performant way (but there's caching, so that's at least mitigated). I'd rather say that this is actually one of the biggest selling
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I recently shelled out a €1,200 ish on a new laptop too, and it already looks archaic compared to this. Dell XPS line up is horribly overpriced and has pretty worse performance, and the lack of Ryzen option kept me away from it. I love my L
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Flight limit is on the battery, limiting it to 100 Wh. I have a laptop with a 230W power brick and never had any problems.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
As a PC user, I'm sold and looking to get one soon.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Not a baker, but I recently started a business that I hired a professional baker. We currently bake brownies, gateaux/butter cakes, cup cakes, and macarons. > Did you go to school for it or learn on the job? Well the baker I employ
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I've been living with my backpack for a few years now, with 3-4 month breaks in between trips. You can certainly have a bunch of new experiences and achieve a comfortable and quality life more expat-friendly places. Croatia, Serbia, Ge
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by Ayesh 5y ago
As a user for many years, I can confirm it indeed is a nice product. They did however have minor downtimes compared to my previous CloudFront experience, but there are no charges for HTTP requests with Bunny, so it saves a substantial amoun
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by Ayesh 5y ago
The two camera lenses are _diagonal_ now. 120 Hz screens are nice, but most phone already feature similar displays at third of half the price, some even going as low as 1 Hz. Truly disappointing event.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
The current president was elected in 2019, and I believe it was one of his "visions" to change chemical fertilizers to organic. In the northern parts of the country, where the majority of rice farms are, a considerable percentage
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by Ayesh 5y ago
You can't hord if you don't have money. The local Rupee was depreciated a lot, and the food prices have gone up 20-30% to a point that it is simply too expensive to hord things. There are some loosely imposed rules that one cannot
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by Ayesh 5y ago
The vicious cycle is true (source: Sri Lankan, but not actively living there). The current president isn't the only one to blame, though. For the past 15 or so years, the government relied more and more on China to basically keep its w
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by Ayesh 5y ago
The government is trying very hard to preserve its USD reserves. Importing vehicles is downright banned for 16 months now, and there are many rules imposed to control the USD outflow and improve the inflow. I don't think this is anythi

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