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by Narretz 2y ago
Wow, they still render to canvas? That's terrible. Just looked at this website: https://payamzahedi.com/toastification/ Feels janky just when scrolling. This is supposed to be the future? Last time I used a flutte
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by Narretz 2y ago
I don't think the article outright claims Oracle has no JavaScript runtime, only that Oracle JET is no runtime, which is true. And since this is the evidence Oracle presented to keep the trademark, it's fair to point out that this
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by Narretz 2y ago
> Several months later, Google launched the most viral new AI application of the year, called NotebookLM When I read this I was honestly confused. I had never heard of NotebookLM before.
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by Narretz 2y ago
> GitLab Inc., (NASDAQ: GTLB), the most comprehensive AI-powered DevSecOps platform Oh, that description explains why the core pipeline authoring and capabilities have made almost no progress in the last few years. I actually thought git
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by Narretz 2y ago
The latest change would be EU sanctions that disallow export of technology from March 2024: https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2024/05/17/microsoft-blocks-r... But this change here feels like there was pressure f
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by Narretz 2y ago
As per the submitted article, famine is also only declared in the refugee "camp" (which houses about 500.000 people as per this article https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cqv5nvq69lwo ) because the UN does
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by Narretz 2y ago
And why is it "local developer testing" and not CI/CD. This makes them look like absolute amateurs.
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by Narretz 2y ago
* Further testing of the file was skipped because of "trust in the checks performed in the Content Validator" and successful tests of previous versions that's crazy. How costly can it be to test the file fully in a CI job? I
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by Narretz 2y ago
All this has nothing to do with outputting standard conformant CSS+HTML.
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by Narretz 2y ago
It's interesting that when they forked in 2011 they switched from a RoR app to an SPA (angularjs then angular) + REST api to be able to get better UI interactivity. Now it's 2024 and after we've had SSR and hydration, JS fram
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by Narretz 2y ago
This unfortunately overwhelms 90% of users already. Ok, Debian. But what is KDE or Xface? Why do I have to choose? How do I choose? What's the difference? And so on.
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by Narretz 2y ago
Which Linux (for Desktop) though? The fragmentation is still hurting Linux big time.
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by Narretz 2y ago
They did stress that one advantage of electric motors over hydraulics is better mobility. On the other hand, the motors probably do not yet have the power to make jumps and the like.
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by Narretz 3y ago
I think that was the right call. Pratchett's works after the Alzheimer onset weren't bad by any means, but they became very formulaic and didn't have the creativity of his best books. They're not helped by Moist van Lipw
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by Narretz 3y ago
> Of course it's not a trashy romance novel, it is an amazing work of art Quote by the editor. Highlights a problem to me. Since Marquez is so famous, they feel the need to put this novel on a pedestal, even though it might just be
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FBI, British authorities seize infrastructure of LockBit ransomware group(cyberscoop.com)
59 points by Narretz 3y ago|1 comments
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by Narretz 3y ago
Probably because "The Simpsons" has many (great) episodes already. The closest thing is probably "Dark Simpsons" or Simpsons Shitposts.
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by Narretz 3y ago
Adobe XD was a Figma competitor. However, Adobe stopped development after they announced the Figma merger, and you can still use it today.
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by Narretz 3y ago
Well the Houthis/Iran doesn't have the ability to block the way to the Suez, and the decision by Maersk shows they don't need to. With just a few missile attacks, most of them failed, the Houthis have disrupted global trade.
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by Narretz 3y ago
Evernote: chuckles I'm in danger Is there any big corporation that doesn't fuck over their acquires?
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by Narretz 3y ago
I thought the basic premise was wrong that the Kernel only uses a maximum of 8 cores. It was rather some scheduling logic that was implemented with a maximum of 8 cores in mind. So the author may have been right that something was wrong, bu
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by Narretz 3y ago
Doesn't work on mobile
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by Narretz 3y ago
> The only problem is that we know the outcome The promotion/lawsuit happened over 15 years ago, and this event is hardly ingrained in pop culture. Not to mention the documentary is also marketed to people outside the US. What makes
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by Narretz 3y ago
As far as I understand it, the interaction of Grapefruits with for example statins is because it has Furocumarine, but that isn't unique to it. Other citrus fruits have it as well. It's just that Grapefruit isn't as sour and
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by Narretz 3y ago
Oh so that's why upgrading from yarn 1 to yarn 4 was so easy. It's using the "normal" install strategy into node_modules though.
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by Narretz 3y ago
I think that's because tinnitus comes in very different forms and intensity, and since it can't be objectively measured, it's difficult to compare between individuals. My guess ist that you can only silence very low intensity
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by Narretz 3y ago
Unfortunately stuff like boot time / time to interactive isn't in the specifications. You have to check user reviews, and not everybody cares about this.
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by Narretz 3y ago
The most important thing is to have longterm political support for this ticket across the board, so that people can expect this ticket to exist in 5+ years, for a reasonable price (inflation adjusted). Plus you need bigger investments into
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by Narretz 3y ago
> This inflammation caused by diabetes is believed to be main cause of Alzheimer then please don't start your comment as if this is verifiable fact
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by Narretz 3y ago
I thought UAP stands for "unidentified aerial/aerospace phenomenon". Anyway it's better than UFO because it primes you for the fact that many "UFOs" are not flying at all. Many are stars, lights of all kinds, o

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