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by arkh 4y ago
And when you decide to check the offer and not just what some people buy, you have content for a lot of people. Shojo targets young women, Yaoi is not really aimed at a young heterosexual male audience either. You want diversity in picture
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by arkh 4y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. I'll try it this evening.
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by arkh 4y ago
I use an nVidia Shield and a TV as a dumb one. It was really good until Google decided all Android TV devices would have to use their bad UI with their homepage full of ads.
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by arkh 4y ago
> the patient and therapist’s devices would talk directly with each other For health data that's what you want. So I'd like to see how it would go with the GDPR agencies if used in a medical app.
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by arkh 4y ago
> What happens if the project is abandoned after you chose to rely on it? Fork it and start maintaining it with other people depending on it.
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by arkh 4y ago
> Math as trying to figure things out. I think Maths (and physics) education is better when teachers also add some of its history. Most of maths was discovered for some need and lot of people working in the domain had really funny lives.
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by arkh 4y ago
> Unless you're asking someone who has great confidence in their knowledge Or are ready to admit they don't know and will look for the answer with you.
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by arkh 4y ago
Lot of people criticize the GDPR but part of it is about getting some risk assessment about your data handling done and having processes to recover from disaster. Articles 25, 32 and 35 for reference. But all those processes and certificati
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by arkh 4y ago
The SQL drivers offer it. Send your parameterized query to the DB engine then send the parameters. For example PostgreSQL offers the functions PQexecParams and PQprepare. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/14/libpq-ex
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by arkh 4y ago
> All it does is encourage people to buy a more expensive bike. No. All it does is the 2000€ bike is now sold for 3000€.
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by arkh 4y ago
And it's the French administration. Get ready for months long of back and forth about missing documents or information before you can hope to see your money.
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by arkh 5y ago
> 11,500 wind turbines That's a lot of space used. And don't forget those wind turbines will have to be replaced after 20 or 30 years while your nuclear plant is good for 50 to 60.
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by arkh 5y ago
> 3.000 MW Well those are 3000 real MW. Not 10% when the weather is good and 0 otherwise. And it can be piloted as needed.
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by arkh 5y ago
But if you can't be bothered to read a RFC, 40ish pages of GDPR will be too much for you. You've got code to write, reading and learning is for schmucks.
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by arkh 5y ago
> in my opinion I have yet to see any project have better documentation than Django I'm partial to Symfony. Good "getting started", per component documentation and links to cookbook-style articles for things people tend to
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by arkh 5y ago
Or maybe ads could go back to where they were: on some yellow background and on the side. Not looking like the first search results.
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by arkh 5y ago
Commits are not personal data in the GDPR sense. > For the purposes of this Regulation: > ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable natural person
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by arkh 5y ago
> Is the requirement to push that deletion to all other SSB instances? Well if you follow the GDPR: yes. Article 17.2 > Where the controller has made the personal data public and is obliged pursuant to paragraph 1 to erase the person
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by arkh 5y ago
> for example someone steals the key and then accesses the data It was why I schemed it so the key is sent to the user but not kept by you. Someone steals the user key? They can ask for a restore but they won't have access to the da
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by arkh 5y ago
So here is an idea about deleting accounts. Usually people may want to undo it sometime but if it's deleted it is deleted. One of the things required by the GDPR is a way to export your data and even import it (article 20, right to por
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by arkh 5y ago
> DDD strikes me the software version of Agile sometimes. DDD is more about managing your business software needs than making software. If you read "Implementing DDD" a good thing to take from it the fact you should focus your
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by arkh 5y ago
> majority of developers Jump to coding or architecting because that's their happy place. That's easy, that's what they know so they think that's what they've been hired for. Shelling some dollars to buy an off-t
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by arkh 5y ago
I think the main problem is the Blue Book (Domain Driven Design) contains mostly technical advice. If my memory is correct there's only one of the last chapter about the organizational aspect. Implementing DDD on the other hand is a lo
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by arkh 5y ago
I guess noscript is a little too aggressive as it gives me this on Discourse community forum: https://imgur.com/a/6SnyBZC
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by arkh 5y ago
It's a pain to check your old comments or filter them by subreddit. Also it is not really your forum as it can be quarantined or removed on the whim of the admins.
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by arkh 5y ago
The main problem with Discourse is its reliance on javascript. For mostly textual content.
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by arkh 5y ago
> Considering how many crazy, extremely radicalized people are out there, I'm surprised attacks like this aren't much more common. Maybe because your base assumption is wrong: there are not many of them.
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by arkh 5y ago
I don't see anything in the roadmap about being able to listen to multiple voice channels and setup different push-to-talk keys to speak in specific channels. So it feels like nothing more than another discord clone.
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by arkh 5y ago
> talk about the idea of making it legally liable for any and all leaks of our personal records that a jury can be persuaded were unnecessarily collected That's kinda sorta one of the goals of the GDPR. And they go farther as they&
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by arkh 5y ago
Don't forget a very important thing: unit test are hindering any refactoring. People will resist it because it means they have to rewrite their tests. And if you don't have enough e2e tests, you have nothing to check your refactor

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