Dachande663

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by Dachande663 2y ago
tl;dr it’s a standard protobuf payload after ignoring the first byte.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
What vile people. Each step is a further descent into hell.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Putting cloudflare etc in front of webflow breaks how webflow does their lets encrypt renewal (they use HTTP, not DNS), so after ~90 days the site goes offline unless you allow un-encrypted origin connections.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
The "publish to your own server" is a cruel joke. Anything remotely dynamic, even things like CMS pages that can be generated at build time, don't work. To be fair, webflow itself is a joke.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Teams is already chaotic for development. The documentation mixes between multiple deprecated versions already. This is just going to add to the chaos. It feels like there is no-one at Microsoft responsible for "Teams" as a produc
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Yes. Several. - My blog, which has lots of weird pages for stats, time jumps, old games/tools/utilities. - Flight tracker app. - Home control app (because HA was a pain to keep updated). - Wood working tool helper for my dad. And
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I'm going to try and keep this as dispassionate as possible. I did a project with a UK gambling company. I have tried to do everything in my power to expunge it from my work history as well as, more importantly, my moral history. If yo
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by Dachande663 2y ago
In name only. There are multiple frustrations encountered when actually trying to use them.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Hameroff is one of those common pseudo-psy frauds. Dawkins hit the nail on the head when he said consciousness is hard to grasp and understand so everytime something in science comes along that is also hard to grasp, people latch on to it a
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by Dachande663 2y ago
We’re current users of workos, for both the SSO and directory sync (which I love) features, but unfortunately the pricing means we have to charge our customers more for it. SSO+DS exceeds the cost of our base plan leading us to having to lo
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by Dachande663 2y ago
This reflects my own changes. Me at 25 and me at 35 are completely different when it comes to code. I'd rather finish early, spend time with family, and come back tomorrow with a better solution than keep on hammering away on an overni
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by Dachande663 2y ago
https://archive.is/0fbaa
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by Dachande663 2y ago
We found the "lots of small inserts" issue, and fixed it by just using the Buffered table engine[0]. Can create it as a replica of the destination table, and it stores inserts in memory until they cross a threshold and are written
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MySQL5.7 and PostgreSQL11 db will be auto-enrolled into AWS RDS Extended Support(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by Dachande663 2y ago|0 comments
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by Dachande663 2y ago
The jump from back-end to SPA and showing the example as yourdomain.com/any-thimg is a big give away. Remember Twitter et al with yourdomain.com/#/any-thing because the history API wasn’t a thing yet and the turmoil it caused
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by Dachande663 3y ago
When the first grunt plugin came out that could auto-generate a sprite map, that was love. Had been using images with the hover version offset out of view to avoid flicker on load for many years before.
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by Dachande663 3y ago
My favourite response, if only for it's brevity, is now on a long-lost repo. The owner replying to a particularly snarky requester: "If I was working for a big org like you, then I couldn't tell you to go f*k yourself. But I
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by Dachande663 3y ago
My dad frequents a very niche forum. A couple thousand users, many posts made daily, I'd guess a 80/20 split between long-timers/newcomers asking a question about that niche. Biggest reason they seem to be struggling? The per
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by Dachande663 3y ago
If Microsoft want to use this, they need to use it. I was engaged in a 9 week battle with the MS Teams review team who were wholly and utterly incompetent. They wanted fields added and moved that could not be because all of the layout was d
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by Dachande663 3y ago
https://archive.is/EZr39
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by Dachande663 3y ago
I used to be the same. Until I started a family. You suddenly realise how… unimportant coding is when you have people who depend on you and you them. I’m a different developer now than I was back then, but I think better for it.
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by Dachande663 3y ago
Treat volunteers like staff and very soon you won’t have anything to worry about because they’ll have moved on. Speaking from experience.
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by Dachande663 3y ago
Is there not an element of penny-wise, pound-foolish here where you end up optimizing the cpu/mono side of things but then run 6+ drives vs fewer larger ones?
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by Dachande663 3y ago
Interestingly the authors comparison language (PHP) has a facebook-created offshoot that supports this exact syntax, XHP[0]. [0] https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/XHP/introduction
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by Dachande663 3y ago
The OP looks to be using sha2 for password hashing at a cursory glance at the PHP so I’d say highly likely. I suppose everything, AI or novice, is just a matter of degree of wrongness.
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by Dachande663 3y ago
Such good flashbacks to JezzBall[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JezzBall
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by Dachande663 3y ago
(OP here) That’s a good shout. I had a Medion mp3 player sometime around then I should have included. All 256MB of storage. Same with the early USB sticks.
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Tech that has come and (some) gone in the last 18 years(hybridlogic.co.uk)
4 points by Dachande663 3y ago|3 comments
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by Dachande663 3y ago
I had the luck to visit this as a child, before all the tourist side of it was shut down. I remember taking the bus past the giant turbine hall. A few facts I can remember: 1. Carol Vorderman did a lot of the engineering calculations, befor
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by Dachande663 3y ago
This reads like a scam targetting people who have been scammed. Indeed, the posters only other comment is an exact copy of this message.

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