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4y ago
Dlang isn't a contender here? It can do most everything Zig can do, speaks C natively, and it supports break/continue? edit: plus has a GC if you don't want to do manual memory management, already has a package manager, good
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4y ago
No, ZFS identifies by finding superblocks. This drive was not securely erased if any superblocks could still be found.
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4y ago
You can get 32TB for $3k right now https://www.zones.com/site/product/index.html?id=109858937
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4y ago
Add a new RDS replica, wait for it to sync, promote it to master? Zero downtime achieved
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4y ago
Every Fediverse user gets a nostr account automatically on demand. The bridge owns the keys.
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4y ago
I find that people from different cultures have different approaches to solving problems and that's valuable for me to learn
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4y ago
That's what US crypto embargoes create
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4y ago
They have not been stable https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports/commit/a43ec88422ee...
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4y ago
They definitely are not related
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4y ago
Do you have better data than the police? Because even Walgreens doesn't.
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4y ago
Climate altering eruptions happen all the time and measurably change climate from months to years...
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4y ago
Audis don't come with it because it's illegal in Germany according to my old neighbor so he always had to install an aftermarket one...
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4y ago
if the iSCSI disk is its own physical disk you can just pull it from your NAS, plug into a USB dock, and plug it into your Mac
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4y ago
That and I have PTSD from IPv6 routing to random places being broken which nobody notices because the fallback to v4 is still working ...
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4y ago
Does Elon personally drive every Tesla? Or do you think Tesla engineers will follow an insane directive knowing it would put peoples lives at risk and not push back or straight up walk off the job?
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4y ago
What these people really want is a curated forum so they can browse the threads that interest them and they don't have to see any posts in a thread about a topic that triggers them. It is fundamentally incompatible with the desire to c
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4y ago
Surprised it hasn't been attacked over this yet as there's so much needless hand wringing about anything non-AGPL being a threat to the anti-capitalism views of the Fediverse
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4y ago
Yeah it's not like it's video and we need a hardware decoder. I doubt device vendors are thoroughly testing every image and video format that the software on the device can render. Smells to me like BS
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4y ago
Can it outperform IPFW?
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4y ago
We won't know the results of this experiment for at least 10 years, though.
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4y ago
> Isn't the Mastodon API the ActivityPub API? No... not at all
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4y ago
Timescale wrote their Promscale extension for Postgres in Rust. So it exists.
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4y ago
Can you trust it? Cli tool output is not exactly stable. I thought that's why libxo exists? https://github.com/Juniper/libxo
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4y ago
Oh sure the filter should be free for everyone, why not. It just makes the verified accounts even more valuable
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4y ago
Yes there is. You have to spend the time blocking lots of servers full of crazy people who just spout offensive stuff at you because the entire server is full of people who dogpile on anything they see.
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4y ago
> Musk has precedent The "has" makes it seem like it was a legal statement. It probably should be been worded differently
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4y ago
I'll pay $5 to be verified and then hopefully have an option to filter out every account that isn't verified
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4y ago
Oooh! Thank you for pointing that out
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4y ago
I assume the reason they work so well in China is that they open into some nice UI everyone uses / is fairly standardized in WeChat or AliPay or something. Our internet model is very different from theirs with the Super Apps
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4y ago
You're not supposed to mention that there is no free market / price discovery with fossil fuels :)
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