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by Uvix 2y ago
They dropped the "Core" suffix with v5 in 2020, since at that point there was no longer naming confusion. While Microsoft doesn't have their own framework supporting Linux GUI apps on the modern .NET runtime (MAUI does Mac&#x
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by Uvix 2y ago
The Starliner crew are staying on the station until then - they'll be leaving on Crew 9.
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> I posed this question in a top-level comment, but I'll throw it out here too: world governments are more interested than ever in making sure their fabs are on the leading edge. Could this serve to create more parity than we'v
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by Uvix 2y ago
The official server has a simplified deployment approach in beta that gives a very Vaultwarden-like experience for smaller deployments. https://bitwarden.com/help/install-and-deploy-unified-beta/
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User confusion - if they block users from subscribing to those creators on iOS they will inevitably have support tickets to deal with it. Hence their 16-month project to remove non-iOS-compatible plans.
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They're doing that now (and for the last several years). I don't remember them doing that back when Chrome overtook Firefox in 2012, though...
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by Uvix 2y ago
There were some sites requiring IE6 but not that many, and the improvements like tabs were enough for people switch to Firefox where they could. Unfortunately Mozilla’s refusal to implement process-per-tab, combined with Flash’s instability
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by Uvix 2y ago
True on both counts. (They’re never going to be able to kill TFVC entirely, but it’s disabled for new projects by default, and they’re going to take away the switch to reenable it.)
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by Uvix 2y ago
You either meant Visual SourceSafe or Team Foundation Server for the Microsoft product. SourceSafe did get abandoned... because your source wasn't actually safe in it. Its replacement, Team Foundation Server got rebranded as Azure De
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Azure DNS does the same.
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Those hospitals chose to deploy software that didn't support testing. The blood is on their own hands.
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When HSTS is enabled, browsers don't pin the specific cert, just that HTTPS is required. Pinning the cert would mean users would experience outages (because you can't swap the cert early), which would be a terrible experience.
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Normally BitLocker gets the key from the TPM, which will have its own driver that's likely disabled in Safe Mode.
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No, because the government didn’t use it as one, just private businesses.
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GitHub certainly isn’t making money on their open source hosting, but that’s what the enterprise side is for.
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by Uvix 2y ago
That was your fairly typical on-premise corporate hosting. Things have gotten better with the cloud but it's still hardly a free-for-all, use-whatever-you-want-with-no-oversight situation.
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by Uvix 2y ago
Even if they’re able to, does SpaceX want to keep operating Falcon 9 through 2032 or beyond? I would have thought they’d migrate to Starship by then.
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by Uvix 2y ago
Can’t an MP4 container do most or all of that already? (Pregaps would probably need to become a full-fledged chapter in their own right, with the current spec.)
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by Uvix 2y ago
Probably better off installing from PowerShell Gallery instead. https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Microsoft.WinGet....
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The Az PowerShell module just uses HTTP APIs, so anything they do can be done with other tooling if you really want to. (There’s also the Az CLI tool, which I don’t like as much as the Az PowerShell module but might be easier to manage i
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Isn't that what -fsanitize=undefined does?
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If you have Pro, you don't even need the Samba server, you can just edit group policy locally.
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Less financial reason, but not much less. 25%-ish at best, or possibly none at all if they're already running at a loss.
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Only if the company split teams and projects across locations. If they split the work appropriately it would never came up.
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by Uvix 2y ago
Curl ships as a library; wget is only available as a command-line tool, I believe.
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React in particular puts out a point release with breaking change warnings, along with an upgrade guide, several months before the next major version so that developers have plenty of time to prepare for any required changes. (For React 19,
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Yes, the release cycles between major versions are that long; v18 was released March 2022.
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The iOS app does cache passwords locally, and has since before I started using it c. 2021 or 2022.
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Yes, but if they can't find renters, the property is worthless anyways, so why bother keeping it?
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Many electoral districts are smaller than counties, or even cities/townships.

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