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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   I believe what's happening here is that 2 different conversations are being fuzzed together/equivocated here, when they are very materially different. "Is it ok for a business to pirate another business's sports video to
2. 482.▲
   by Can_Not 7y ago

   composer.lock and composer install are very fast and very correct, so I'm suspecting that it's time you start using them or stop calling the others "seniors".
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   My street literally has a minimum of 6 companies that provide garbage collection services to me and my neighbors.
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   GCE charged me for "Chinese egress" but doesn't provide me a way to block China via firewall or other methods. They have the ability to check and bill me for it but if I want to use the same logic for a firewall rule I'm
5. 485.▲
   by Can_Not 7y ago

   I'm scared to put anything serious on GCE. One super bill from a DDoS, one tiny billing dispute, something else tiny and unpredictable, etc. Suddenly my entire 10+ years of gmail is gone. Or Google cancels my friend or SO's gmail
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   They're also under concerned about useless and wasteful jobs.
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   I'm not sure what you're talking about, but there is an unfortunate abundant of rhetoric that flows like this: "we should improve something somewhat" that gets derailed with "no, you should become stoic instead&quot
8. 488.▲
   by Can_Not 7y ago

   I'm not sure how you would use them for 2-3 years even if the charger was still good, my phones' batteries have always become too low capacity and unpredictable at the one year mark and I don't see replaceable batteries anymo
9. 489.▲
   by Can_Not 7y ago

   Real conversation I've had: "Does Django's query builder use prepared statements by default?" "What are you really trying to do?" "I'm trying to find out if Django's query builder uses prepared s
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    On the contrary, the rise of my dismissiveness comes from the emergence and popularity of grifters like JBP and Sargon, who seem to only favor freedom of speech for bullying, but never seem to protest any actual freedom of speech issues at
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Indeed, I've read a long thread on a world building site where it seemed conclusive that a sea based intelligence could never discover some key technology like metallurgy without being bootstrapped by an external civilization... and do
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Having over 10 million dollars seems to exclude eligibility for failure to me.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    How much of that decrease is just moving the factory to China?
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    This wouldn't stop somebody from fishing for fun/sport, unless you're saying it's common that people use industrial fishing equipment for fun.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Maybe, but my feudal lord offers a discounted bulk public transit pass plus park-n-ride combo.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    My inspiration for creating things may often not be "let's make X exist", but rather "like X, but good". I make PWAs and APIs, so unfortunately making a better Civilization V or a slack that performs like AIM isn&#x
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Does Phoenix Live View currently support or intend to support SSE over HTTP2 instead of websockets?
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    But I use that information to make my limited time on this site more efficient.
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    Because the private insurance company is incentivized to optimize for profits and the state is incentivized to optimize for a healthy population.
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    I need healthcare, not an infinite number of unaffordable "options".
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    I assume I'm not the only one who has never heard of B2 before now, so I'll summarize everything I've found out: https://www.backblaze.com/b2/cloud-storage-pricing.html It appears to be an S3 clone. Comp
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    They canceled a major break in BC that they weren't sure would have been a good idea and then came out with one of the best releases in PHP history, so kind of the opposite of a fiasco.
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    Steady might mean too slow, but there's no 2/3 schism. There's plenty of features in the docs that say at the top "deprecated in x, removed in y, see also alternative z", so I'm unsure of what problem you'
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    Maybe you could ask the people who use/maintain this: https://github.com/avleen/bashttpd
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    PHP consistently deprecates old features at a steady, manageable pace while introducing new features and performance enhancements.
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    While we're here, Server Sent Events (SSE) over HTTP2/3 (which websockets doesn't support) is apparently more battery friendly for phones. Symfony recently got support for SSE using the mercure protocol, it would be lovely if
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    You can do a lot more than nothing about isolating unwanted javascript. Ublock origin, noscript, privacy badger, use one of many curated hosts files, etc..
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    I don't blame OP for choosing his macbook and burning man over a single Bangladeshi child when OP is likely paying rent to and also employed by people who are personally hoarding wealth to feed millions of starving children and instead
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    My last 3 computers were all foldable laptops. My current foldable laptop is a Dell with 4k screen and nvidia graphics card and digital pen.
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    by Can_Not 8y ago

    If I have to pay $2 more for a fake burger, I'm basically never going to buy it.