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by easton 3y ago
At least in the US, most schools are still on the TI train. People have others, but most of the the time they suggest you get a TI-84, which is still super expensive and still a Z80
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by easton 3y ago
> try to encourage people to migrate to more expensive managed container orchestration services. The question is: what service? ECS is the competing Amazon built service and it’s entirely free for management, you just pay for compute. We
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by easton 3y ago
The difference specifically for autofocus being that the keyboard will appear when that happens on iOS, whereas on your Mac the keyboard is always out regardless of focus. I can see how that would be annoying.
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by easton 3y ago
Emporium Pies is really good. I assume hackers like pie?
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by easton 3y ago
Are you sure about Walmart? They’ve always held out because they want you to use Walmart pay I thought.
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by easton 3y ago
It's cool that this is available via a JSON endpoint. https://instances.vantage.sh is another one that has some really nice filtering, makes it easy to find a deal.
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by easton 3y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details/Apple_TV?id=com.a...
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by easton 3y ago
Apple has apps for other platforms that at least allow playback of stuff you’ve bought, even if you can’t buy more. I’ve watched mad men through on a Fire TV on Apple TV, worked fine.
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by easton 3y ago
For people who didn't know: Wiz is apparently a internal framework that Google uses for their apps that wasn't ever open sourced (at least, not completely, based on a quick search). At least they'll be dogfooding Angular now
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by easton 3y ago
IIRC, it’s to allow them to relicense contributions in the event they decide to move away from MIT?
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by easton 3y ago
The “via” link links a different tweet describing the same thing.
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by easton 3y ago
Which actually has an identity verification component: https://login.gov/partners/our-services/#verified-identity-a...
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by easton 3y ago
The author is correct, and I’m sure if they were rewriting their hypervisor from scratch today they would write it in Rust or some other memory safe language, but that’s not realistic. So they can write new code in Rust, but the old memory
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by easton 3y ago
You cant use those keys (Super+) in the browser AFAIK. The operating system expects to use them for keyboard shortcuts. (Guessing on macOS Cmd+V is actually triggering a clipboard event in JS, the site can’t actually see that you pressed C
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by easton 3y ago
The function would be destroyed (guessing running instances would finish their handlers and then no longer be accessible) but the log group it created would still be present, holding logs from the dead function.
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by easton 3y ago
They say (you can kind of prove it but not really because they don't officially list locations) that AZs are supposed to be on different flood planes and stuff so that the chances of an entire region failure due to a natural disaster a
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by easton 3y ago
With support for two monitors! Finally! M1 is still fast enough, but for next time at least they fixed that.
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by easton 3y ago
I thought Wikipedia loved secondary sources? Like articles about something, as opposed to a primary source which would be like a person who was present or something (which would mean it’s original research). An article that says Abraham Lin
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by easton 3y ago
Anyone know how this works? My guess was that Google dropped support for older versions of Windows because Chromium needed libraries that only worked on newer versions, guess that isn't the case?
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by easton 3y ago
Related article from the Verge: https://www.theverge.com/23642073/best-printer-2023-brother-...
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by easton 3y ago
maybe? You go on Cloudflare's console, click on "pages", click on "new app", name it, drag your folder of website files in and you are done. automatic deploys are also available by linking a github account. It'
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by easton 3y ago
> I’ve wondered if forcing them to use a very restrictive langage could help channel the mess somewhat. StyleCop in C# (and ESLint/Prettier to a lesser extent in JS land) works extremely well for this. It's very quick to red sq
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by easton 3y ago
Preferred Deposit has a minimum balance of $100k: https://www.ml.com/solutions/preferred-deposit.html (which might be fine, but most HYSAs don't have that.)
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by easton 3y ago
IBM lists a cable tie as a part for Power5 here: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/power5?topic=catalog-system-part... I don't know if 9119-590 is compatible with AS/400 though.
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by easton 3y ago
They were probably using the ASN for your IP, and your company had its own. I used to get ones that said “Comcast user you are insecure” and stuff.
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by easton 3y ago
I don't know, MSFT has ~doubled in the last year and I don't think that would've happened without the AI stuff.
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by easton 3y ago
Probably because they don’t have a way to replace the built in web view with one from another browser (yet)? So they are now bookmarks that open in the user’s default browser, which may not be WebKit backed (complying with the law). Smells
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by easton 3y ago
Depends on the implementation. I remember the TNG tech manual having a description of treadmills on the floor of the holodeck being used for exactly this.
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by easton 3y ago
The video mentioned stage shows as an application, which makes total sense. It’s like the turning platform from Hamilton x1000.
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by easton 3y ago
And those places use it because it’s free. You’re already paying for Exchange or Office, so Teams comes free. Nobody believes it’s the best product, but it’s 70% as good as Slack for free.

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