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by Too 3y ago
Modern ICEs are already insanely sophisticated, in pushing the boundaries with all kinds of tiny tricks, just to get a small percent extra. There is only that much you can get by changing the valve timing, freevalve, compression ratio, air
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by Too 3y ago
You can...but it will be unexpected for most users and for most use cases. Look at the pizza toppings example in the link above again, it’s a clear semantic difference. I can implement a radio button that allows multiple choices also, doesn
483.
by Too 3y ago
Another reminder to alway use SSO and to always use 2FA.
484.
by Too 3y ago
There is a significant difference between checkboxes and toggles. Checkboxes expect a secondary submit step, whereas toggles have instant effect. https://blog.uxtweak.com/checkbox-vs-toggle-switch/ explains this better
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by Too 3y ago
Restart the computer on a daily basis? Like it’s 1998? You need a different system man. Ubuntu can go strong for a month easily, with only sleep for leaving it unused. Only reason for restarts is security updates or that your battery ran to
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by Too 3y ago
Automatic reconciliation is like half the reason Kubernetes exists. A well designed system should handle this, not having expectations in order for example. I’ve seen several clusters where one could kill more or less everything and it woul
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by Too 3y ago
If you work as a developer and can’t do your job because of a dumb pattern matching WAF out of your control, you should find yourself a new job or set up a parallel IT infrastructure.
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by Too 3y ago
Once you are done forming them you can spray them with a very thin layer of water. This will give them a nice hard icy surface that protects the sticky, crumbly snow on the inside.
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by Too 3y ago
Sometimes also referred to as Object pools.
490.
by Too 3y ago
The fear of increasing the binary size sounds like a self-imposed constraint. How bad is it to include both versions in same crate?
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by Too 3y ago
JS makes it easier because it was always single threaded and never had any sync IO to begin with. This means, before async existed, any library doing IO had to be based on callbacks. Then came Promises, which are essentially glorified callb
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by Too 3y ago
You might be awaiting for only one result, but the one calling you may be awaiting both you and 100 other things that you are not aware of.
493.
by Too 3y ago
Indeed. How can they not be mandating MFA?
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by Too 3y ago
If you want to log in from a different browser or device they need to agree on how this hashing works. This also means that everyone else knows how this hashing works and can construct rainbow tables for it. Still better than plain text but
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by Too 3y ago
This is why 2FA is so so important. Something you have physically and something you remember. Doesn’t matter if one of them is weak or can be lost, the combination will be stronger than a single difficult password.
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by Too 3y ago
OTEL is a great concept with lots of potential. But current state of the project, reading about it just makes me dizzy. There are too many layers of indirections across the documentation, the specification, instrumentation libraries, collec
497.
by Too 3y ago
Funny to see people seriously trying to be creative and find solutions to something that shouldn’t be a problem in the first place. Maybe using machine readable status codes for responses, as everything else does, isn’t such a bad idea afte
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by Too 3y ago
Why not include a timestamp in the hash? Everybody has synchronized clocks, round it to 5 minutes to add some margin. That should make any attempts of pre-computed rainbow tables very expensive and only usable for a short time window.
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by Too 3y ago
Microsoft realized all of their power users already moved to Linux years ago and they might as well fuck whatever sheep that are left even more royally over?
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by Too 3y ago
Bazel does a lot more than just download packages though. It can also track dependencies down to individual file level and isolate build steps to assure they don’t have side effects. This is largely why it is so big and need to be language
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by Too 3y ago
A whole power rack would indeed be neat but also very excessive unless you have the space. A pair of dumbbells under the sofa will take you a long way. Running on a treadmill, no thanks, just go outdoors.
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by Too 3y ago
For copying disks, an even more powerful tool is ddrescue. It works exactly like dd but writes its progress into a map-file that can be used to pause and resume the operation any time. It can also skip certain sectors known to be broken. Su
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by Too 3y ago
It’s usable for internal content, maybe even a small public blog where you sprinkle in some generated pictures instead of stock photos. Nobody will care if your school project contains a Mario holding a Coca Cola. It’s once you start moneti
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by Too 3y ago
If I understand parent correctly, the restriction flag is opt-in? This turns copyright around completely, expecting every small content producer to implement something they likely are not aware of and secondly do not technically understand.
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by Too 3y ago
Completely false. Use pip freeze and pip install -c. It’s one command more than npm install but that doesn’t mean it’s not there.
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by Too 3y ago
If you follow the authors advice you would be tricked into believing monoliths like Photoshop, Excel or any AAA-game could only have been written by a single team only. That couldn’t be further from the truth. There are like 100 other ways
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by Too 3y ago
You have the terms essential vs accidental complexity for that. Accidental complexity is something you should work hard to avoid. Trying to avoid essential complexity however is a fools errand and if you try, it will result in a deck of car
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by Too 3y ago
> Each part is independently built and tested. > We don't have our tests running in CI. > It takes about an hour to deploy everything. Eh? 400 components without any integration testing?? Who glues the sum of the parts togethe
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by Too 3y ago
From [1]: ” after three years of ownership ” While I generally agree with you, that data isn’t very conclusive. JD powers also need to be read carefully to not put all problems in the same basket. Malfunctioning engine vs “Bluetooth pairing
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by Too 3y ago
A lot can be said about js tooling but honestly it works good once it is set up. Most modern js tooling provides --watch flags and hot module reloading. Vite is one popular option. Just save one file and the change instantly takes effect in

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