augusto-moura

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by augusto-moura 8mo ago
I believe the Minio developers are aware of the alternatives, having only their own commercial solution listed as alternatives might be a deliberate decision. But you can try merging the PR, there's nothing wrong with it
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
There's also Allegro[1] (the graphics/gaming library). I was confused on why the old-school gaming library was interested in testing the old-school terminal browser [1]: https://liballeg.org/
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
Or fish oil
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
It might take some time to end though, executive power without laws is very close to dictatorships, and some dictatorships take a long time to dissolve (if they dissolve at all). They might not even have an end. As an example, look at Russi
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
I'm not saying it has to, I'm saying what happened in Brazil
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
I think you can do it on pure Androids that can have more than 1 SIM card, you need to have an Android profile for each and have both sim cards in the same phone.
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
Not sure about other countries, but there were a few trys in creating unions for software engineers in Brazil, where I live. They all failed for lack of interest from the engineers themselves. Aside from that, you need to contribute with mo
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
Ragebaiting/hater comment
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
I think he/she is talking about avoiding both Windows and Linux
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
At what level do you mean that? Kernel level? Driver level? Wine[1] is the de facto compatibility layer with NT executables. Driver compatibility is too complex and obscure to worth the while. Often information is undocumented or hard to ge
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
htmlx[1] is the library for ssr nowadays, and TBH, pretty good option. It removes JS completely from the equation most of the time [1]: https://htmx.org/
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
In ol'times people used BackboneJS[1] for that purpose. And surprisingly enough, it is still being actively supported[2]. If someone is still using jQuery for legacy reasons, BackboneJS might be a good intermediate step before going fo
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by augusto-moura 9mo ago
It replaces the US in the most beneficial ways for Europe, I would say. Mercosur is mostly commodities and no manufactured products, think iron, food (and rare earth). That helps tremendously with the idea of building or improving European
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
You can even go further, _all_ human history had stronger groups taking things from weaker groups. On the classical era of Aristotle and on the paleolithic pre-history. We sometimes forget that humanity can be cruel and work only for self-i
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
I'm not Venezuelan, but I am Brazilian, so I consider myself closer to the problem than people outside of South America. If the cartels were the real problem, the US would have invaded Mexico or Brazil a long time ago. Maduro was not f
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
6. Don't forget the oil
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
Yes. I am generally dumbfolded on how many of these comments trying to explain the situation completely ignore oil, when it is the main drive for US going to war in the last 50 years. This _is_ an oil motivated attack no doubt
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
Sure, but don't forget the oil on your educated guess. There are other reasons besides the official being said. There's no invasion for justice, there's always an underlying motive for this scale of invasion. Presidents are n
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
You shouldn't be searching for the reasoning only on the official sources. Oil is clearly the biggest variable on this, not Maduro per se
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
Sleep and suspend are still kinda buggy on Linux, and probably will be for the near future. This is more of a vendor thing (as most of the annoying problems in Linux) than a dev thing. To the point where I mostly avoid it, I either shutdown
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
That is a one-sided list if I can see one, you basically copying and pasting the justification for invasion
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by augusto-moura 10mo ago
rec files are not configuration, they are just a very simple and basic way of representing tabular data, very similar to a CSV. But it uses lines to separate columns and records, making it much simpler to add and edit records by hand, diffe
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by augusto-moura 11mo ago
They are just old school. When you learn coding before GUIs were mainstream, you don't care that much about exciting UIs. Heck, Kernighan was one of the original developers of Unix. In 2015 he was already coding for more than 40-50 yea
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by augusto-moura 11mo ago
Nop, not fake, being Brazilian I hardly see any Teslas, BYD on the other hand are everywhere. Brazil is not the whole South America, but it is the biggest consumer of EVs so far, also the largest market
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by augusto-moura 11mo ago
These are not final decisions, get something going is better than nothing. You don't need to be locked on a job, or a house, or a degree. People have more time in their life than they seem to think. Sure, you might spend a few years on
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by augusto-moura 11mo ago
Safety net and resources correlates heavily in almost all aspects of your life, having a better life helps immensely in any project you do in your life, including entrepreneurship
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by augusto-moura 11mo ago
Good to know! Last time I checked on this was last year, so they took a long time to announce anything
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by augusto-moura 11mo ago
Support for proton drive on rclone is still on beta [1], Proton, AFAIK, doesn't provide documented official APIs for accessing their Drive. Much of the work on the rclone plugin was made via reverse engineering and reading Proton'
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by augusto-moura 11mo ago
I don't really know, but finding the right font family might take more time than the LLM
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by augusto-moura 11mo ago
I would say PHP instead of Ruby was the big hit on Perl for web. It sat nicely in Apache and made replacing old cgi-bin much easier. It also had the philosophy and syntax heavily inspired by Perl Python was indeed the scripting replacement.

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