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by dstick 5y ago
PHP is not recommended... wait, what? I can somehow understand the lowercase version / command, as in - we're phasing it out. Get it somewhere else. But giving the thumbs down to one of the most popular web dev languages out there
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by dstick 5y ago
Exactly. And then the question remains: why? Why hate comments so much? I never got that
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by dstick 5y ago
Not sure how it works in the US but in the EU you don't have to register anything. Just keep tabs of what VAT you collected for what country, and then pay accordingly afterwards. No licenses needed.
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by dstick 5y ago
The Pomodoro method jumps to mind. But I’m with you - if the work at hand isn’t stimulating, any break will take a long while to “recover” from.
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by dstick 5y ago
Half of this makes no sense to me whatsoever, but it's fascinating nonetheless! Seems like a huge challenge. And if anyone would care to explain to me what "capacity posture" means in the following sentence: "Without hav
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by dstick 5y ago
If I’m not mistaken, paying for links is still very much against Google’s policies. Whatever weight that should carry... in my opinion you should always try to be as independent from Google as possible. It’s such a huge liability.
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by dstick 5y ago
These things always happen in the weekend don't they? When I managed a large network of servers, it seems that all the outages happened during parties and/or the weekend.
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by dstick 5y ago
Is this UI so simple that it’s meant to break on mobile?
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by dstick 5y ago
This “fluid” term always throws me off :) Then I’m reminded of Fluid Dynamics from my Vfx days. Playing around with 3d fire and smoke never gets old!
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by dstick 5y ago
That’s alright, it just didn’t stick with you.
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by dstick 5y ago
Oh wow - paint! As someone who’s renovating a house at this very moment, I would happily pay for that!
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by dstick 5y ago
Thanks for this heads-up. Wow. What a plot twist...
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by dstick 5y ago
Thanks, this makes more sense.
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by dstick 5y ago
Not quite true :) I’ve played a lot with my 2 youngest daughters and the AI adapts to the fastest player. So if you hang behind the “worst” player, it will become very easy. Subsequently, if you race full-pull the other person will be in a
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by dstick 5y ago
I think most of it is really down to the quality of the answers you've given combined with the vast amount of users on SO. I'm user 537XXXX with an account that can't be more than 8 years old but I did spend a solid 6 months
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by dstick 5y ago
Here's a non-paywalled link: https://www.hebergementwebs.com/energy-and-environment/how-e...
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by dstick 5y ago
Please, elaborate.
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by dstick 5y ago
Would it be the same quality though?
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by dstick 5y ago
I'm not sure if it's filtered / edited due to prudishness, but you have to give a good headline credit where credit's due: "The Penis Poster That Rubbed People the Wrong Way"
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by dstick 5y ago
Sheer evil? It wasn’t personal or aimed at one specific group of people. It’s just the cost of doing business. Like other siblings said: that’s happening today all over the world. From Amazon warehouse workers to miners.
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by dstick 5y ago
Let me add to your overly negative take after quoting a part of the article: "As two millennials living in an overpriced Toronto apartment, often working until burnout, we might find the time to enjoy life in a way we never could befor
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by dstick 5y ago
Please note that this is a quote from a fantasy world that is a disc, that rests on the back of 4 elephants, that stand on the back of a turtle that's swimming through space. Take the specifics with a grain of salt ;-)
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by dstick 5y ago
I will never waste an opportunity to share my favorite quote from my favorite fantasy series, the Discworld: “The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. He e
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by dstick 5y ago
So true! Your background mirrors mine almost to the letter. My personal bar was never having to think about any purchase below €50. Mind you, do purchases like that all day and you’ll be poor pretty quickly ;-) But just knowing that you don
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by dstick 5y ago
True, until it isn’t? It’s quite a big gamble and a large lock-in. What would the benefit be for choosing Sqlite over MySql?
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by dstick 5y ago
And what happens if the SSDs break? You lose your plot? Has to be right - since it's proof of space? But what then is the use of burning through SSDs so fast?
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by dstick 5y ago
I'm getting more and more frustrated by my own country's willingness to facilitate this. It just doesn't make any sense. From what I can tell it's all based on old-fashioned debunked economic theories in the same vain as
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by dstick 5y ago
Very interesting and this bit made me chuckle inside: > "We may now assume that van Leeuwenhoek's silence was a deliberate choice," the authors wrote. "Van Leeuwenhoek adopted the very lens-making procedure by Hooke s
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by dstick 5y ago
Will this work with the other plans as well? I was looking into Shopify the other day, would like to accept non-credit card payments as well (so need a higher plan) but I love the minimal design of your theme.
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by dstick 5y ago
An IRS guy found the Silk Road guy? Do you have a source? I remember reading that DPR got caught after some faked murder for hire plot by a (what later turned out) corrupt FBI agent after leaking the Silk Road IP of his Icelandic servers, w

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