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by Twisell 7y ago
Deeply agree about dependencies being a general problem. Thanks for the script that look pretty clever #bookmarking. Like particularly the approach of "drop what you saved, no more no less". DROP CASCADE is simpler but can have un
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by Twisell 7y ago
Unless it changed very recently be aware that you can't update sql definition of a materialized as easily as you would update a view. There is currently no "CREATE OR REPLACE" option so any dependencie build onto a materializ
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by Twisell 7y ago
I think the more accurate translation into modern Postgresql would be to develop as an extension. This should more or less cover same functionalities. One downside is that you need to be careful around upgrade procedures and backup because
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by Twisell 7y ago
Until now I trusted them so I use their own email servers. They are perfectly aware of my usage since while sending they even implement a trick so that one can't send bulk email from their SMPTP. And that's why I now fear they are
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by Twisell 7y ago
But still want own their own domain so that they are not tied to any internet king.
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by Twisell 7y ago
I don't think OP stop replying, he seems pretty active on another thread of the same mailing list concerning another big player (MSFT) filtering out some messages for some reasons. https://www.mail-archive.com/mailop@ma
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by Twisell 7y ago
This finally get me to the point of understanding the "bad neighbor" signal that probably get my personal email (and some of my jobs) rejected from Gmail. Reading the thread was very instructive, but the most irritating point is t
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by Twisell 7y ago
Yeah but maybe dropping 32-bit support is a necessary step before dropping Intel chips... They will face some* backslash now, but if/when they switch Mac to their own arm chips they might achieve a painless transition. *They announced
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by Twisell 7y ago
If I understand correctly AppleID is supposed to obfuscate your real email such that the website you connect to will only see a hhfyguihry636357484@privacy.apple.com or something similar.
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by Twisell 7y ago
I was once at the receiving end of business talk clearly addressed to someone else on my gmail account. At first I believed it was some scam but it soon got clear that my account was accidentally siphoning mail from someone using this suppo
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by Twisell 7y ago
The FDA was involved in the Apple Watch. That being said of course they will state that the watch can’t detect accurately hearth attack to avoid any liability.
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by Twisell 7y ago
It was definitely present in MacOS classic can’t tell exactly when contextual menu was added. But on top of that there was actually a third method, select the disk (highlight) and press cmd-E. Which now now that I think of it is just a shor
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by Twisell 7y ago
Also SQL lost traction, but a dedicated SE took off in the meantime ( https://dba.stackexchange.com ). Stats should be aggregated at the whole SE level not only SO.
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by Twisell 7y ago
I tried 1Password but finally resolved to use iCloud keychain after watching this BlackHat 2016 video https://youtu.be/BLGFriOKz6U . I mean as far as I already trust their OS nothing can really protect me from being spied by
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by Twisell 7y ago
I don’t know someone from this client could have called my boss and said that I was a disrespectful dipshit that compromised their reputation in front of a third party... But I guess they also knew my boss would have laughed at them and sai
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by Twisell 7y ago
I once tried Password1 scheme as a form of protestation for a client corp account I'd connect every 2 month or so but that had a 1 month rotation policy (so that I actually had to change my password every time I connected to them). It
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by Twisell 7y ago
Thanks for your reply. I work in GIS field and I tend to put a lot of business logic into PostgreSQL because I can re-use all functions/view in a variety of tool from Desktop GIS, BI and even (shamefully) Excel for some our oldest App.
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by Twisell 7y ago
When you say "pretty complicated GIS-related web apps" does it mean you perform powerful spatial analysis using PostgGIS extension over a few millions spatial objects OR is it more about fetching a handful of spatial objects for d
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by Twisell 7y ago
It’s funny how people will complain specifically on Apple just because they don’t have longer than industry standard warranties. Do you complain to your car maker of the same issue? Or maybe do you dump your car whenever warranty wears out?
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by Twisell 7y ago
Yeah it’s more law related than anything. Here in the France the telco are compelled by law to fully unlock any phone bound to their network 6 months after the purchase (or earlier if initial contract duration was lower than 6 month). Apple
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Apple locked me out of its walled garden. It was a nightmare(qz.com)
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by Twisell 7y ago
Would be a nice pivot for patent troll companies. In a world where profit is king the question is not why, but when?
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by Twisell 7y ago
That would be a scam if bug on the grey market are paid over time until fixed. Then Apple could buy and fix ASAP so the researcher get screwed. So yeah it’s cheaper but if someone notice just wait for the backfire! Guaranteed one time payem
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by Twisell 7y ago
This was absolutely true... before the Star Wars franchise in 70’s. And I’d bet that "stranger things" derived products are massively more cash producing than any artists live performance. The real question is about independents,
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Which is actually a way worse security model, Facebook is public. Period.
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by Twisell 7y ago
My point of view as a SQL developer reading a article about something front-end by curiosity: Yet another article about some <acronym> ranting about usage and misconceptions about <acronym> without even caring to explain in the
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by Twisell 7y ago
Yeah but this is clearly a special case as Steam is not AppStore distributable AND it is basically an alternative to the AppStore. They clearly could have made other choices and they have their own logic, but that clearly not on Apple role
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by Twisell 7y ago
It’s a design choice, and of course it arguable but it have it’s (good) reasons. By design choice user data of any App should be only be readable and modifiable by the active user. If user data is stored somewhere under home folder, this me
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by Twisell 7y ago
And likewise Zoom didn’t make it to the AppStore...
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by Twisell 7y ago
The ship have sailed is never an acceptable argument it’s just a lazy way to justify status quo. As a French I’m pretty glad in retrospect that my ancestors under Napoleon reign and the Bourbon restoration didn’t go like “I really think dem

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