Dayshine

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by Dayshine 9y ago
>This isn't remotely true; it turns what looks like an in-memory access into a network round trip. Navigating your database using an idiom of lists and member accesses is a fast path to n+1 queries all over the place, or ORM tuned t
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by Dayshine 9y ago
Signature isn't something you are, it's not in any of those three categories, it's closer to your address. Chip + pin = Something you carry (card/chip) + something you know (pin). You need the physical card to use it, ca
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by Dayshine 9y ago
>but the same things I would learn just doing an ordinary job. What about the coursework and classes your provider made you do? Our apprentices have something like 1 day in 10 at college and have to do coursework projects through the cou
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by Dayshine 9y ago
Because mobile internet is slow and that'd be the difference between 300ms and 600ms.
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by Dayshine 9y ago
Because the authors opt-in?
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by Dayshine 9y ago
The downside is increased governance costs due to duplication of bureaucracy, increased complexity of legal systems, and more confusing everyday laws (as fewer people = less documentation and support services). Which all means "vote-wi
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by Dayshine 10y ago
https://services.amazon.co.uk/services/fulfilment-by-amazon/... >Requesting a Removal Order (Return or Disposal) of Product Units >What is a removal order? >It’s either a return of a product unit back to
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by Dayshine 10y ago
>I'll repeat that: Amazon.com, a reseller, told us that we were not allowed to raise the price of our own product for any reason. I don't believe this... Were you actually selling using "Sell on Amazon/Fulfilment by A
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by Dayshine 10y ago
Of course you do, they publicize themselves by contributing to open source...
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by Dayshine 10y ago
I can't control what others do in the documents they send me...
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by Dayshine 10y ago
The problem with LibreOffice is that it has terrible Word compatibility. Documents just come out looking completely different. Tables go over extra pages, text is randomly overlayed, etc.
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by Dayshine 10y ago
I trust a company whose existence depends on keeping my passwords secure over my own ability to keep my personal server secure. It's not just ssh and gpg, it's every single service you have running on it, every piece of hardware a
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by Dayshine 10y ago
Yes, but to "modify" under the definition of GPL (which AGPL extends) includes linking. Which is why the weaker LGPL excludes linking, AGPL is stronger, so definitely includes linking.
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by Dayshine 10y ago
Except AGPL has very few resources and is incredibly unclear on what it actually covers. Mainly because of the huge conflict of interest that the few adopters have with their commercial dual-license. E.g. - I have a database. - I have a clo
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by Dayshine 10y ago
That's how Tesco's do it in the UK. No vetting other than getting a loyalty card of some kind.
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by Dayshine 10y ago
In the UK with Tesco's: You have to scan every item in your shopping. There is no immediate penalty, but who knows what the system does in the background. I guess you could get banned from the system.
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by Dayshine 10y ago
>backing off at the last minute and wasting 3 months of that company's time Means you're unlikely to get another job in the industry. >bullying a leaver for all of 3 months to discourage other people Would result in an easy
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by Dayshine 10y ago
>What happens if you rage quit? Win the lottery? Well, I'm a professional, so I finish my job... I shouldn't be changing job more than once every 2 years, so 3 months is nothing. The notice period is often reduced for the first
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by Dayshine 10y ago
>so any one client 'firing' you is suddenly not a huge thing With 3 months notice and strong union protection (public sector) it already isn't. I'd much rather work for a single excellent organisation where I know I&#
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by Dayshine 10y ago
And then there's Chrome...
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by Dayshine 10y ago
So, the argument the article makes is: 1. Swap is slow 2. If using swap, your system starts to thrash 3. If thrashing, you can't close programs to free memory 4. If you can't close programs, you have to wait until the task is kill
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by Dayshine 10y ago
This is a fault of journalism, not of epidemiology. Studies very rarely go so far as to make any causative claims. Knowing that those who meet condition A have a higher change of condition B is valuable, even if A and B are relatively uncon
563.
by Dayshine 10y ago
Hacking is gaining unauthorized access to a system or computer...
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by Dayshine 10y ago
And you'll get uneven ditches...
565.
by Dayshine 10y ago
Er, but the case study you linked is very different. There they're talking about getting specific tailored treatment right the first time. Here we're talking about getting a generic reusable component right the first time. Which i
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by Dayshine 10y ago
I can use powershell. Never had to write a script, whatever for?
567.
by Dayshine 10y ago
As someone who was desperately trying to use guides for Pokemon games with £4/MB internet abroad, this would have been amazing...
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by Dayshine 10y ago
>Out of band verification. When you're doing curl pipe sh, you're trusting the host and that's it. With packages, you can verify the trust against external services like keybase, check website archive for changed key ids,
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by Dayshine 10y ago
RFID tags don't need a battery.
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by Dayshine 10y ago
> "I woke up at 9 this morning", Yes you do, you know he woke up possibly a little late, but didn't massively oversleep. > "I woke up at 22 hours this morning, Now I have no idea whether that's good/bad&#

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