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   by aeyes 3y ago

   uYouPlus (sideloading required) Works without a jailbreak, you just have to refresh the app every 7 days but thats pretty much automated these days.
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   by aeyes 3y ago

   I suppose that they are saying that CockroachDB is a single binary which you just drop on a machine and you are good to go. For ScyllaDB you need to install Java, Python and several ScyllaDB related packages.
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   by aeyes 3y ago

   SUSE makes money by selling enterprise support. They don't care what they support, they have sold support for RHEL for a very long time. The SUSE distro exists so that they can sell support for it. And it will be the same for the SUSE
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   by aeyes 3y ago

   As an engineer I don't care. In my career I have worked on SunOS, SLES, Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, CentOS, Alpine and probably more. I prefer something that is kept reasonably up to date so that I don't have to fight ancient long-fixed
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   by aeyes 3y ago

   And the healthcare providers make it hard to even see their prices up front. It's like going into a grocery store without price tags. You can't really compare prices.
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   by aeyes 3y ago

   It's hit and miss. Sometimes I get almost no improvement and sometimes I get 10x. But the slow warmup and up to 3x memory use (in my experience) really make me prefer CPython unless I have a very specific problem.
7. 337.▲
   by aeyes 3y ago

   Technically a git repository is a blockchain.
8. 338.▲
   by aeyes 3y ago

   It can be a psychological trick you are playing on yourself by just putting it out there in public. Lots of people now know about it so you don't want to let them down by misstepping again. In a way it's a form of holding yourself
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   by aeyes 3y ago

   I was playing with the API and found that it returned better answers than ChatGPT. ChatGPT isn't even able to solve simple Python problems anymore, even if you try to help it. And some time ago it did these same problems with ease. My
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    Also, what's really different from Instagram? You change the picture for a short text and many other features already existed - comments, likes, subscriptions, recommendations, personal messages... I think this is just an Instagram ski
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    Is the Twitter link really not working for you at the moment? I can open it without having an account.
12. 342.▲
    by aeyes 3y ago

    Google cache works for me: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:JHqAqv...
13. 343.▲
    by aeyes 3y ago

    But in about 3 more generations all of these features will be the standard in 500$ headsets. Just being better by making a device more expensive doesn't lead to more sales. What's the killer app for this device which other devices
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    4x scaled? On my machine the web version is tiiiiny. Even when we had 800x600 screen resolution websites showed more content than Instagram. It also shows signup takeovers after clicking 2 links so without some sort of scraping proxy like N
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    My guess is that a certain router is getting infected with a botnet because ISPs usually hand out the same router to their customers. And ISPs are usually limited to a single country.
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    It is unlikely that a system with the scale of Twitter implements the API rate limiter in the backend. Usually you'd do this as early as possible together with other WAF stuff. If IPs or IP ranges get really annoying we block them on t
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    This bug is very unlikely to be the reason. The rate limiter on the server side is cheap and the frontend bug only gets triggered with the rate limit active. I have seen similar bugs in the systems I oversee because network libraries love t
18. 348.▲
    by aeyes 3y ago

    NSFW content didn't show without an account for years. What's the difference between using the same account in the official app or on the website or third party apps? Additionally one of the API changes which also goes is into eff
19. 349.▲
    by aeyes 3y ago

    Embed links still work and I don't see how Twitter could disable them without causing a bit more outrage. But maybe they don't even care anymore.
20. 350.▲
    by aeyes 3y ago

    The IP space in China is wild, multiple ISPs use the same IP ranges and some even use foreign IP space but they don't route them outside of China. I wouldn't be at all surprised seeing proxy setups at ISPs trying to "fix&quot
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    Not really because people who are using RHEL in the first place are $BigCorp which run enterprise software (for example Oracle) for which you can only get support if you run on a supported enterprise OS. So we'd just run RHEL for the c
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    But the work is mostly to repackage RHEL patches. To support Debian LTS for longer you have to do all the backports which is obviously much more work.
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    To say that Pix is "emerging" is an understatement. Visa basically got their market share in Brazil eaten over night. I don't see how they could any value here, integrating with Pix is straight-forward and not much different
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    Cloudflare also depends on investor money, they haven't made a profit ever and continue to just throw stuff at the wall to grow. At some point in time they'll have to start thinking about profitability.
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    Also the guy who you hired to cut your grass now also lugs around all the tools to take care of your pool, your car and your house. Take all or nothing.
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    Sometimes I get the result I am looking for in the top ad, why wouldn't I click on it? It's mostly companies which buy ads for their own brand names, for example if I search for Nike all the ads are from the official store or webs
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    I wonder if it is possible to make https://github.com/wqweto/VbAsyncSocket compile on Visual Basic 4, then you could target 16 bit. There is already a VB5 branch.
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    You can't be serious. Buy a plastic trashcan, use a generic metal scanner and an X-Ray and you are done. If you are concerned about targeted attacks, head down to your local hardware store and buy one of the thousands they have in stoc
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    About 15 years ago the (German) company I worked at had a lot of their customers from different industries run on SLES. But over time many customers just weren't willing to sign up for OS support contracts anymore (and also switched fr
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    by aeyes 3y ago

    Do they only block 127.0.0.1? If this truly is a security improvement I would like to see an explanation why they don't block 127.0.0.0/8 instead.