aiCeivi9

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by aiCeivi9 5y ago
> five minutes it takes to learn to using the billing console. I spent hour or two trying to find anything running and didn't find a damn thing. Yet Amazon decided to charge me a buck or two every month for "storage" so I
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Looks ok for me, with adblock+umatrix: https://i.imgur.com/UABzai9.png
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
So far the best I have seen is https://thisstartupdoesnotexist.com/
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Does aphantasia have any impact?
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
> Google They are trying to kill URL, with AMP and hiding parts of address in Chrome bar. The perfect google customer never types any URL and uses search engine instead.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
I have been hearing how great Thorium reactor are for last 15 years. Still not commercially available, almost as vaporware as fusion.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
> alternate init systems Yeah, I am just end-user and I don't really care what is under the hood as long as it works, but isn't the biggest complaint against `systemd` is that it integrates a lot of other functions/subsyst
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/927593460642615296.html Still not very readable.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Well it is a self-reinforcing loop. Cites are not designed for walking, there are huge areas used for parkings, the own car is really the only choice when there is no huge public transport network. And there won't be one when everyone
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Didn't they get rid of everything that didn't bring profit like JEE and NetBeans? The only part of Java that Oracle cares about is paid(supported)LTS versions, as there is no free LTS version anymore, with new quick release schedu
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
I have randomly selected 3 links and 2 were dead. Using some king of webarchive might be a good idea for sites like this one.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Both. GP knows Chrome for Linux exists but ignores that its need for auto-update doesn't play well with distros package management and it also statically-links or ships 3rd party libs. Clearly supporting diverse (fragmented) linux ecos
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Is Plaid using AIS?
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
> will not extradite anyone [..] will not easily extradite own citizens but less care is given for foreigners.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
SCO took even longer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCO%E2%80%93Linux_disputes . It stops only when one side can no longer pay the lawyers :/.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
> they could provide consumers (and authorities) a way to trace their products back to their origins, a capability that already would have saved several lives. Why would blockchain be required for that? In case of drugs and food there re
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
> First, the malicious app tries to determine whether it is being tested by the Google Play security mechanism. For this purpose, the app receives from the C&C server the isGoogleIp flag, which indicates whether the IP address of the
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
I hat to fight with browser autocomplete in Kibana main search bar. On the other hand I guess it is the same as right mouse button - I don't allow any site to capture that event since some abuse it.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Sounds like the case when EvE Online removed some Windows boot files: https://www.eveonline.com/article/about-the-boot.ini-issue
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
There is the Email Industry - that is the problem.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
I hoped huge popularity of adblock would do the same, without the need for regulation. No need for clickbait title when visitors are only a cost.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Can anybody explain to me why would anybody try to make their alt-coin ASIC-resistant? They claim it is do decrease centralization but like parent says it just makes 51% attack possible with cloud computing and 0 investment in hardware or l
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor_count The transistor can only get so small before it stops working. There are many issues with required extreme ultraviolet light sources (lasers) and allowed amount of impurit
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Yes in general but I was hit with case when Postgres started to switch to FTS depending on argument count inside `IN ()` while in reality using index was faster for each and every case. I had to split it in multiple queries with 100 args ea
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2019#evaluating-co... > 70% of respondents say they are above average
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
So if both conditions are true is switch using earlier option? Or is the order undefined? I prefer to `switch` over mutually exclusive options.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Are we also going to change the middleman to middlemonster?
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
They are in effect and everyone breaks them. I guess we need to wait for first "cookie" fine for any panic/changes to happen.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
> Is it too good to be true? It might just not last long enough. Athlon64/X2 also totally destroyed Intel but Core architecture arrived before AMD was able to grab more market share.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
> something flipped in small business owners minds EU intercharge cap (The Regulation on Interchange Fees for Card-based payment transactions) entered into force in June 2015 [0] - it was probably that. [0] https://en.wikipedi

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