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by Ndymium 5y ago
What the article means is that a single Python OS process can have multiple OS threads but only one of them can execute Python bytecode at any given time. So if you have a multithreaded Python application (on CPython), only one of those thr
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by Ndymium 5y ago
More accurately, Erlang/OTP 24 introduced JIT for amd64 architectures. Elixir also benefits from it since it uses the same VM.
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> It also excluded a large part of the world from participating on IRC. Maybe if it was more proactive, IRC would have a larger role to play than it does now? I have to clarify that this was based on my experience in Finnish IRC channels
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by Ndymium 5y ago
The note about IRC reminds me of troubles that faced Finnish IRC users when UTF-8 got more popular. Since IRC networks generally didn't (and don't) have actual support for different encodings and mostly just deal with byte streams
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Per passenger, buses have far fewer tires. Bicycle tires wear down slower than car tires, and are smaller so there is less to wear anyway.
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I also do this. I realise it being in the git repo isn't possible for many companies, but there really should be a diff view. In my project I actually use git to generate a diff (at compile time) that is shown to the user. They can eit
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by Ndymium 5y ago
I doubt Automattic runs Gravatar for free out of the goodness of their hearts. It can track in two easy ways: firstly the user that requests different avatars, as they move through the web and different sites, and secondly the users whose a
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In the end he was caught because his van was identified and because "One of his sons had revealed to his then-girlfriend that his father had placed a bomb in Harvey's." I always wonder at how criminals that otherwise might se
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That's pretty cool. Looks like it's not active for 3rd party SFOS apps yet, though: https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/sailfish-community-news-17th-...
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With Sailfish you also have to give up all the security advancements in Android/iOS, in both good and bad. You can do what you want more freely, but also each app has equal access to all your data. Unless they've implemented some
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True, it would make more sense to do that.
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If the custom DOM element is deleted, then its entry in the map will also be deleted. Otherwise it would hang around in the Map forever (unless manually deleted in a lifecycle callback).
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This cannot be done on the keyboard (unless with a macro that uses a different layout like I added in the update part of the text). I could do it with a software like Karabiner-Elements on the (mac)OS side, but I'd have to do it separa
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I used to view all of my server request logs in one stream with tail, but I didn't like tail's output because it broke it into many lines with "header lines" in between, so I wrote a small PHP script[0] to tail every fil
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Interestingly, the Huy Fong version of sriracha is no longer available in Finland due to it containing certain sulfites that are not allowed in spice sauces.[1] There are several competing sauces available, though. I remember wondering why
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Last time I did it, the trick was to begin logging in or creating a new online account (forget which way), and from there you could actually change your mind and create a local account.
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And what if the website goes offline? Can't the information be stored on the blockchain directly to avoid this point of failure?
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I use mailbox.org that has CardDAV and CalDAV in addition to email. I use DAVx⁵ for syncing to my Android phone. Mailbox.org's web UI is clunky but I rarely use it for anything other than extending the subscription. The calendar/c
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That's how any bouncer (or shell) works.
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Ironically, the topic of #freenode on Freenode is currently: End of an era - “In order to rise from its own ashes, a Phoenix first must burn.” -- Octavia Butler
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IRCCloud users have been banned from connecting to Freenode: https://twitter.com/IRCCloud/status/1404153550159159298
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In fact users did get other users' data just by using the app normally, so it likely didn't happen the way you describe it.
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Well I guess it would depend on the target country's specific tax laws.
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I have a nano sized business to cover some server costs in Finland. Here are the EU rules as I understand them: * Selling goods - If selling to private persons in European Union fiscal territory (EUFT), add 24% (Finnish VAT). - If se
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by Ndymium 5y ago
There are free JPG downloads of the map on the site, you can just open those in your favourite image viewer.
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Looks like this is linking to my tweet. Do note that I am not part of Elixir core team, I am just an Elixir user. But the channel move was official, you can see the new channel linked on the sidebar of the website[0]. [0] https:/&#x2F
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Channels that hadn't even moved were taken over, such as #elixir-lang. They only had a mention "Also see <channel> on <network-that-shan't-be-named>" in the topic. Well, they have moved now.
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But they did take over channels that merely had the mention of Libera in their topic, no matter the context. Mistake or not, it happened.
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The Edge rendering engine is Blink, because Edge is a fork of Chromium now.

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