anamexis

50 ms·

841.
by anamexis 5y ago
I hope he at least has one of those receipt spikes to stick it on when the issue is closed.
842.
By 2023 iMessage and WhatsApp will have to be interoperable, because EU said so(twitter.com)
6 points by anamexis 5y ago|2 comments
843.
by anamexis 5y ago
And we can call it cPanel ;)
844.
by anamexis 5y ago
> original file, version A, version B, merged result Isn't one of version A or B the original file? What am I missing?
845.
by anamexis 5y ago
I think there's a distinction to be made between B2C and B2B there. Gmail and Github are not free for businesses (and Docker is still free for individuals).
846.
by anamexis 5y ago
I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure they've been explicit for a quite awhile about Docker Enterprise being their product for organizations. https://web.archive.org/web/20200101044220/https://w
847.
by anamexis 5y ago
I would argue it's only bait and switch if they implied that it would always be free.
848.
by anamexis 5y ago
If by "suddenly" you mean "with 5 months notice."
849.
by anamexis 5y ago
Sure, but who cares?
850.
by anamexis 5y ago
> If a file has changed, its date has, so it's all the information you need. Unless the date hasn't changed -- there is no hard guarantee that mtime will be accurate.
851.
by anamexis 5y ago
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/overview
852.
by anamexis 5y ago
Yes, but only if the publisher publishes images with that architecture.
853.
by anamexis 5y ago
Ok, but surely it’s a good thing when frameworks are intuitive?
854.
by anamexis 5y ago
I don't think it's unambiguous. I think the parent's interpretation is also quite possible (even probable, given your point that the contingent interpretation is impossible).
855.
by anamexis 5y ago
I think it's just part of SQLite's broader design philosophy of having a minimal set of core datatypes and leaning heavily on dynamic typing. There's a bit more info here: https://www.sqlite.org/datatype3.html
856.
by anamexis 5y ago
Or if you change anything that comes before that line.
857.
by anamexis 5y ago
What are the fundamental differences?
858.
by anamexis 5y ago
The intended meaning is pretty obvious, and explicitly laid it in the second paragraph.
859.
by anamexis 5y ago
On 1, no you’re not. After the first LTR you’re at the end of the RTL. On 2, I’m not sure I understand. The situation is the same for both primary directions.
860.
by anamexis 5y ago
I could not figure out how to move through the slideshow on mobile.
861.
by anamexis 5y ago
That would be a cool idea for a really simple and easily auditable FOSS image tool.
862.
by anamexis 5y ago
Imagine it was the other way around: like you wanted to reference תֵּל־אָבִיב-יָפוֹ in the middle of an English sentence. That, but reversed.
863.
by anamexis 5y ago
Yes, it says so right at the top of the readme.
864.
by anamexis 5y ago
Right, that makes sense, but that's not really relevant to what I assume is the half life of a specific strand of DNA, right?
865.
by anamexis 5y ago
Aren't cells constantly being replaced, including their DNA?
866.
by anamexis 5y ago
Where typical = atypical
867.
by anamexis 5y ago
No, it's not, but this new Node.js feature is for loading dependencies
868.
by anamexis 5y ago
The Log4j vulnerability allowed unsafe user input to trigger loading of arbitrary code. Basically every dependency manager out there will allow you to load "bad code" from a URL.
869.
by anamexis 5y ago
Sure, so do it thoughtfully, not just throwing "Epstein", "Rogan" and "thoughtcrime" grenades and running away.
870.
by anamexis 5y ago
FWIW I voted you down because you made a post that was more or less guaranteed to start a flamewar, and only tangentially related to the OP.

More ›