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by adql 4y ago
But the later you design something the more info at hand you have to make the design fit better.
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by adql 4y ago
Try to make small puncture in pressured baloon and report your findings here, you might be surprised.
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by adql 4y ago
It is, and it makes so many fast foods feel too salty
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by adql 4y ago
Package it as visual novel game and sell it
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by adql 4y ago
It's ver simple, they just meant companies selling ads on those platforms, their experience got better
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by adql 4y ago
B2C to acquire the product (userbase), B2B to sell it
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by adql 4y ago
Yet way to find what you like is nice. Youtube for all its mess did let me discover a bunch of channels I now watch often, even tho most of my browsing comes from me subscribing to YT channel's RSS feed
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by adql 4y ago
> My RSS collections have always been one of either I'm following a highly curated list that leaves me hungering for more content or I'm following a firehose that makes me miss the content I prefer. Filtering helps but "i
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by adql 4y ago
>Purely algorithmic feeds work for TikTok because people want to shut their brains off when they use the app. It's like a drink after work. Copy-pasting that logic to longform text misses the differences in the mediums, and how peop
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by adql 4y ago
Payment doesn't neccesarily need to be money. Send some pack here, give early access to some info there and it's really easy to cajole average youtuber to shill for you just because they want to keep the priviledges of getting the
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by adql 4y ago
...probably running on pirated windows lmao
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by adql 4y ago
> The business case is obvious: Google has little control over Android due to historical licensing and external dependencies (Java is the big one). Building their own OS with its own user space gives them the same control Apple has over
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by adql 4y ago
And how it runs the chrome browser better than Linux? That's the question. Saving a meg of memory for OS doesn't matter once you start running hundreds of megs of code, and different, less popular kernel just means less drivers an
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by adql 4y ago
I'd imagine any company trying to contribute to android would nope the fuck out of even trying to contribute to any google-led project. Also it appears to be in the weird niche between "big" OSes like Linux and "micronco
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by adql 4y ago
> I think it's quite far from "great domain planning". The poster saying they have 120 of them would imply that being sarcasm
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by adql 4y ago
We're migrating on Teams because of that kind of reasoning. It's utter shit of a service. Even worse if you need to write integrations for it
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by adql 4y ago
I haven't seen any SLA deal that says the status page must show 99.9% uptime...
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by adql 4y ago
Office359 strikes again
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by adql 4y ago
> It all came off after resuming a normal routine without dietary changes. well, doh, if you eat the same and use less you will gain mass. It's not because (lack of) excercise, it's because diet not fitting lifestyle Excercises
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by adql 4y ago
I'm guessing they were too far behind to do nice incremental one. Pretty much every major version upgrade in the past meant reindexing and some functionality changes.
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by adql 4y ago
Ye back then it seemed like every month or two they had some bug in their own clustering stuff that they wrote from scratch instead of going with tested ones like raft or paxos
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by adql 4y ago
Especially considering most big breaches appear to be "some human somewhere fucked up"
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> One of the best ways to get rid of cockroaches in your kitchen is to scatter bread-crumbs under the stove, right? Wrong! That's a dumb idea. One of the best ways to discourage hacking on the Internet is to give the hackers stock o
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by adql 4y ago
Aviation industry mostly protects against random failures and human mistakes, not targeted attacks so comparison there is silly from the start. There are lessons to be learned, but they are about building resilient systems, not secure ones.
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by adql 4y ago
Right and how exactly that detects maphacks, wallhacks and a bunch of other non-input related ones ?
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by adql 4y ago
Only if that functionality came directly from OS, i.e. ability to run app in a container user can't mess with. Then it is just OS being intrusive...
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by adql 4y ago
> Merging seems the same on all 3 version control systems I've used... I've heard that git branching is better(?), but haven't seen that being used anywhere really. Much better working merges was reason many people moved t
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by adql 4y ago
That's what people who own company do, not the ones that get yearly bonus based on short term performance
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by adql 4y ago
Twitter fucked with API and app makers way before he bought it. "Final nail in the coffin" would be closer to truth
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by adql 4y ago
I was wondering about it, why the hell they develop 2 different container extensions ?

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