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by dpedu 3y ago
No they don't. It is a barrel jack you can obtain an adapter for elsewhere, but your adapter is going to be missing the third pin. This type of system uses the 3rd line to communicate with the power supply and during startup the comput
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by dpedu 3y ago
Hah, back in the flash days I did a similar thing. I ran a website, one of those one-page deals where the whole point of the site was a single button that played a sound. I too had a problem with people hotlinking my flash app, so I used th
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by dpedu 3y ago
I'm just floored by how talented the guy is. Amazing channel.
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by dpedu 3y ago
That's why they want the Web Environment Integrity api.
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by dpedu 3y ago
The other day while eating food I had delivered from a restaurant, I found a small piece of plastic mixed into it, about half a square centimeter. Pretty lucky to have spotted it, mixed in amongst multi colored rice and whatnot. It almost c
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by dpedu 3y ago
What happens to all of the remaining DVDs? Surely Netflix has enough to fill a warehouse or two?
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by dpedu 3y ago
The cloud is just someone else's computer.
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by dpedu 3y ago
Pretty cool! I actually wrote something VERY similar a couple of years ago: sless[1]. It's a tool for viewing json-based structured logs. Just like your tool, you can explore into a json object. The difference is, it expects the input
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by dpedu 3y ago
I enjoy writing toy versions of real-world applications. I'd say 90% of the code that makes up a program is there only to provide smooth edges, error checking, safety, etc. If you ignore all of this and focus on the remaining 10% - the
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by dpedu 3y ago
> The World Health Organization states on its website that following a large number of studies that "no adverse health effects have been established as being caused by mobile phone use". https://www.france24.com&#x2F
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by dpedu 3y ago
Is this how Tailwind is supposed to work? I've never used it, but this sounds awful. How do you keep styles consistent across different areas of a website? Do you manually write matching styles into HTML every time you need them?
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by dpedu 3y ago
You're right, the GIL certainly doesn't automatically make all code thread-safe. However, it does make some operations that would normally be problematic in a multithreaded context thread-safe. Such as: appending to a list, updati
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by dpedu 3y ago
The opposite, writing multithreaded code will get harder because you'll likely need to handle concurrency issues yourself that the GIL previously avoided. But, the tradeoff is that multithreaded programs could now actually achieve mult
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by dpedu 3y ago
The difference is that it's a language feature in python whereas the java equivalents had to be written with locking or other approaches for handling concurrent access.
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by dpedu 3y ago
That's not quite true. For example, most operations on lists and dicts are thread-safe in the current version of python. You can't say that about languages with true multithreading.
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by dpedu 3y ago
Some people have done it by accident: GitHub user sends notification to 400k users [2022] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31627061
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by dpedu 3y ago
> We utilise legacy IP addresses that cannot be revoked by RIPE What does this mean? It sounds like ASN spoofing/squatting.
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by dpedu 3y ago
But what does it actually mean? Is this in incubator in the same sense as a startup incubator? This just sounds like a popularity contest, where the winners get a stamp of approval from the CNCF, provided you play by their rules. What value
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by dpedu 3y ago
Honestly? Since the Elon drama started, I've been addicted to this website. This is actually helpful in breaking that.
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by dpedu 3y ago
Google play services is arguably bloatware.
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by dpedu 3y ago
If you still have running instances you may be able to pull the packages from apt's cache in /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb. From there you could host your own private repo. I've used Aptly to do this easil
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by dpedu 3y ago
Patent for their hull monitoring system: https://patents.google.com/patent/US11119071B1/en
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by dpedu 3y ago
You're in luck, the Mythbusters tried this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEY3fN4N3D8
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by dpedu 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random
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by dpedu 3y ago
> I mention the timing, as this change long pre-dated the current moderator strike and related policy changes. A mod strike? I hadn't heard about this. https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/389811/modera
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by dpedu 3y ago
I've owned several of these toothbrushes - it's worth pointing out that they work just fine with 3rd party heads with no chips in them. At least, the 2 models I've owned do. Something bizarre I noticed about these Philips too
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by dpedu 3y ago
By law, unsolicited merchandise received via mail is yours to keep. I wonder how this will play out in court, if the YouTuber chooses to go that route. I don't see any reason why WOTC wouldn't lose, and lose badly? https:/&#
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by dpedu 3y ago
No thanks. I trust google to a degree, but not that far.
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by dpedu 3y ago
+1 for administrative pains with postgres. My favorite example is that if you want to run a multi-node highly available postgres cluster (read: with automatic failover) you're going to have to use 3rd party software, whereas with mysql
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by dpedu 3y ago
Even within a transaction?

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