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by amtamt 3y ago
Congestion control is a thing in TCP since beginning, so yes.. you are right https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TCP_congestion_control
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by amtamt 3y ago
> For example a 20 x 20 mm nickel Nanofiche sheet can hold up to 8,000 pages of text rendered at 150 dpi. How do we expect someone will be curious enough or have right gear to read these sheets?
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by amtamt 3y ago
Perhaps blockly https://developers.google.com/blockly
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by amtamt 3y ago
> Install right wifi card Did you mean driver for the card? > And don't mind your windows not staying in place when you plug/unplug external monitors. Using Debian with GNOME and that does not seem to be a problem with docki
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by amtamt 3y ago
Who knows if one would still be working in this project/ team/ company? Nobody gets good raise/ promotion for maintenace or migration work. Some pat on the back... May be.
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by amtamt 3y ago
> since MariaBD and MySQL are more-or-less drop-in replacements of each other Not anymore for a while, unless application developer has been very careful in using DB features. Also, there are things like how indexing differs in two. If
97.
by amtamt 3y ago
then why not let them generate the key itself?
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by amtamt 3y ago
> VB was great if you needed to do something limited to a single machine. VB6 used to work with oracle across network.
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by amtamt 3y ago
Can there be somewhat standardized CLAs, along the lines of Apache/ MIT... licenses?
100.
by amtamt 3y ago
or a host migration.
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by amtamt 3y ago
checksum and checksum_agg do not work for all data items, at least for SQL server "Noncomparable data types" for checksum and "null" for checksum_agg are show stopper. Also, checksum/ checksum_agg do not seem like S
102.
by amtamt 3y ago
That can also mean its time to start using Usenet again... and should keep it under radar this time.
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by amtamt 3y ago
Does this OCI compatibility also translate to be able to run kubernetes on FreeBSD?
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by amtamt 3y ago
> You see there are 52,363 commits between those two kernels, Would it have been possible to generate a list of commits on timeline and perform bisects in a method similar to binary search? Or that was already done and still 293k boots w
105.
by amtamt 3y ago
So if one can't find bread, one should go for cake.
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by amtamt 3y ago
~ for approximately. Idea was not to audit records but provide an approximation of how much is spent on the stated objectives. And even 20% is probably very high, because I would guess people working on those would be paid some salary/
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by amtamt 3y ago
From https://www.amnesty.org/en/2021-global-financial-report/ > 2021 was a record-breaking year with a total fundraising income of €357m. And > The largest proportion of the movement’s programme expenditure
108.
by amtamt 3y ago
It is not silly. It feels almost criminal. And kind of confirms everything is just business now a days...
109.
by amtamt 4y ago
This sounds like a majority of software engineers (and their direct managers) asking to add more CPU and RAM, when software is slow, instead of analysing a problem. I guess mechanic's time is more valuable than parts.
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by amtamt 4y ago
Full demo can be recorded and edited to add/ remove parts. Also, there is a js player that can be used to provide video player like user interface.
111.
by amtamt 4y ago
https://asciinema.org/ can do this pretty well too.
112.
by amtamt 4y ago
For caching somewhat larger objects based on ETag?
113.
by amtamt 4y ago
Was postmortem generated by chatGPT?
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by amtamt 4y ago
Counter point... Make email hosting as easy and abuse free that many more people can host their servers( for themselves or for community) breaking the big tech monopoly.
115.
by amtamt 4y ago
Is it ok to ask which company provided hosting?
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by amtamt 4y ago
This is so nice. One feature I would like to see in web presentation tools where we can run multiple browsers in different location with participant view, synced with the view what presenter is showing. Can save a ton of bandwidth then by n
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by amtamt 4y ago
> Say you find a typo in a comment, or a small linting error/extra whitespace/etc, and you want to fix it. You know there's no behavioral change. Should be easy right? There are things like ci.skip option in git for this.
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by amtamt 4y ago
So many times it is not even 50, but 1 line. and those changes fail too. Also, more hardware does not make builds faster magically all the times. one needs to spend time to actually use more/ better hardware. Finally, build load comes
119.
by amtamt 4y ago
It falls in those 3% of code lines one should think of while not optimizing prematurely.
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by amtamt 4y ago
Was it because it hadn't been updated or was considered a "hacking tool"?

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