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5y ago
Last couple times I started with the word which rhymes with "tennis".
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5y ago
The difference is not having to touch NPM.
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5y ago
The title is pretty much the only part of the article I agree with. While the industry was largely distracted by various NPM packages, the foundation we are building sites on got really nice. And I believe in some situations there's va
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5y ago
> People throw around “distributed monolith” like it’s a dirty phrase but I’ve found it actually a very pleasant environment to work in. For ones I saw, the answer to the question "how do I run our project on a single laptop?"
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5y ago
Unless you have a strong technical or organizational reason to use microservices, using microservices is just more work to achieve the same results. Organizational reason would be multiple people/teams who don't want or can't
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5y ago
> HTMLX uses innerHTML/outerHTML extensively, meaning that XSS is a real concern. It's the same kind of a concern as having a user input inside HTML served from a server in the first place. And typical backend frameworks people
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5y ago
That's more or less what I implemented with a bit of python and sqlite. It works, but it's another piece of infrastructure to care about in a shop full of people who never had to care about that kind of infrastructure. For example
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5y ago
By polling an endpoint provided by the marketplace with parameters "since" and "to" to filter events by the time they happened. We typically set "since" to two days ago and "to" to tomorrow. We'r
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5y ago
I'm building integrations with various marketplaces at a company I work at (fulfilled by seller kind of deal), and I can confirm, it's much easier for us to schedule an HTTP request once in 15 minutes than to create a custom HTTP
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5y ago
Interestingly, I currently have devices which use mini-usb and type c cables, but I have no use for micro-usb.
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6y ago
Apple effectively disallowed repair even if a shop uses genuine parts from another identical phone. The only thing you can now be confident in is that nobody will be able to fix your phone.
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6y ago
It was widely popular in Russia perhaps because '11984431' rolls off the tongue much better than explaining a string of latin characters like "s like dollar sign, not like the Russian s".
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7y ago
When OrderedDict is compared with another OrderedDict, it also checks whether the order of items is the same (this way also violating LSP, but that's another story), dict instances don't do that.
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7y ago
Obligatory related xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1200/
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7y ago
OpenVPN can connect through http proxies as well in case if you want to tunnel all kinds of traffic https://openvpn.net/community-resources/connecting-to-an-ope...
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7y ago
Types are very important for writing large scale software. Proceeds using `int` for most of the things in the program
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7y ago
Yeah, I recently had to change TTL on my laptop to 65 to avoid tethering fees.
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7y ago
Each time this discussion pops up, Domino's electric scooter safety noise starts playing in my head. https://youtu.be/n17B_uFF4cA
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7y ago
upstart was an rhel thing
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7y ago
Or there's a long term exclusivity agreement. Who knows.
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7y ago
HTC Hero and many other phones from that era had a mini-USB port.
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8y ago
I quite enjoyed Ben Eater's playlist on building a breadboard computer, made a lot of electronic concepts click for me. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLowKtXNTBypGqImE405J2...
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8y ago
15 years ago most phones didn't have a 3.5 jack and you had to have a dongle. I don't want to go back to that time.
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8y ago
IIRC touchpads and capacitive touchscreens use the exact same technology, so there shouldn't be any difference.
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9y ago
HTTP server following the spec can omit the body from a GET request.
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9y ago
That's why I prefer to play games in fullscreen as opposed to "borderless windowed", I have noticed quite a bit of input lag in the latter mode.
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9y ago
* Laughs in pirate
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9y ago
If only there was a way to actually edit a video.
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9y ago
QtCreator has a similar feeling too it, albeit using much more convoluted language.
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9y ago
> Was anything "amazing" every created in Flash? > Google Maps Here you go.
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