Ayesh

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by Ayesh 5y ago
Most of the Asian apartments are furnished, at least it held true in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, etc. There are unfurnished ones of course, but for most properties open for foreigners, they come furnished.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I don't know about US, but I use a KPN (biggest carrier in the Netherlands) prepaid SIM. Their credit don't expire, as long as I make a call/SMS every six months. If I lose the SIM, I can order one for €5 us shipping if I kee
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I would start by: - Not allocating giant slices of IPv6/4 space to corporations or government agencies. Everything must be IPv6. - Adding proper authentication to BGP. - Taking off the super powers of CAs - Not piling up standards on D
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by Ayesh 5y ago
From what I see PHP is still very strong in China. There are even frameworks like Swoole, with majority of contributors from China.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I couldn't be happier with Stripe, specially when collaborating with European projects, that made local payment integration a breeze. I formerly lived in Sri Lanka, and the country lacks a payment provider worth their salt, let alone a
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by Ayesh 5y ago
> 1. You could go to the app and hit save, bringing up the save dialog, and then drag the folder (perhaps from the icon in the title bar) into the save dialog. This moves the save dialog to point to that folder. I don't think drag a
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by Ayesh 5y ago
~70% for a $0.05 is pretty good. In Germany, it's around €0.40, and IIRC, has a 90% recycle rate.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I wrote in my own markdown flavor. It was based on ParseDown (PHP), and I was ended up extending it too much, to a point that I rolled it as a my own private library. I recently started to write more often, and having a consistent and suref
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Well Wifi meshes are surpringly easy to put up, I think it's just the lack of desire doing so.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
More often than not, base64 encoding has a negative net-impact. - base64 encoded strings are larger than the real file size. - It blocks browser rendering. Browsers can still render a page while it's downloading the fonts. Not while it
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by Ayesh 5y ago
How do you know who to pay to? Sure, you are paying for the every drop of water, but what if you really wanted to pay for water from a specific region, doesn't want water from another region, and trust that the water company does not k
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Vietnam government is also impersonated in organic results. Google "Vietnam visa government website", and you will see a result from "govt.vn" as the too result. That is not the official web site, but neither Vietnamese
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I wonder what is the true server cost of one user to the system. Of course, the initial costs and human costs are quite high, but in a running system, what could be the cost? They are E2E, so it is unlikely that the servers need to do any h
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I suppose the data transfers would be just API calls back and forth, as opposed to user content.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
> literally this goddamn comic Isn't this about Daniel, the Curl project maintainer? Don't think curl is used heavily in Node. I think Daniel started Curl in 1997, but if there is one person who thanklessly held a large part of
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Saving a click, the download size of all content in English is ~82GB, compressed.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
You can order holographic stickers for a few cents each nowadays. I doubt they good the same challenges they did until a few years ago.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Stock trading apps use UIs like this. I work with a couple these days, and they are surpringly well built, with movable windows, fast updates (every five seconds or so), alerts, charts, etc.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I wish the <progress> tag receuves some love, from both users and browsers. I recently worked on a page (e.g https://php.watch/rfcs/fibers ) that I didn't want to set inline CSS to set a dynamic width for an
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Date pickers and color pickers don't have to be consistent across desktop/tablet/mobile/kiosk/etc. They just have to be consistent across sites, but on the same device. On Firefox, the date picker is good and I can
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Probably looking for this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher%E2%80%93Yates_shuffle
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Google webmaster tools has a basic chart that shows web vitals, likely as seen from google bots. You can setup your own lighthouse setup, and measure the production sites from any number of vantage points, ideally from where you have most u
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Drupal had this for quite a long time (since Drupal 5 through 8 IIRC), but there was a proposal to remove it.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
It's just being financially responsible. I use my credit card for the purchase buffer the other mentioned, and I've set it to the exact amount is taken from my bank account on the due date. I also track my expenses and categorize
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by Ayesh 5y ago
GitHub recently changed its policy to not allow CI runs on first time contributor PRs until approval, and to flag PR maker instead of the repo owner on potential abuse.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
> finding someone on the other side of the world First hand experience is that it can be very rewarding if the wave lengths match. It opens a whole new world of experiences and thinking patterns. It takes a lot more commitment than, say,
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I think I remember hearing at DNW that the uncontested TLD application fee and annual fee are flat $185K and $25K. Donuts probably owns many more TLDs than Google, but I'm pretty sure they still paid the $185K fee.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I suppose we all just brute force it. For my private projects, I just make it rain with minor incremental improvements, and once it is green, I rebase and squash. For shared/OS projects, I'd rather fork it and then work on my fork
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Tl;Dr: Extremely satisfied and using on three devices. The sync server is open source and free, so you can host an instance yourself if you'd like. Firefox accounts have 2FA support, and passwords are end to end synced anyway, so even
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I recently bought a Lenovo Legion 5 (4800H, 512GB, 16GB, 1660ti) for around $1200 after checking the 4700u ideapad. This was before the Ryzen 5000 series launch, so I suppose the Legion 5 is around $900 mark these days. Many OEMs don't

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