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by efdee 4y ago
REST is based around resources and kind of the polar opposite of RPC when it comes to writing APIs.
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by efdee 4y ago
And 11 years later they are still non-upgradable and it still sucks. Just because we're a few years later doesn't mean it's still a huge drawback.
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by efdee 4y ago
That's some Apple-sanctioned gaslighting right there.
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by efdee 4y ago
But "forever" only makes sense within our universe, since time itself is intrinsically a property of the universe. If the universe exists within something else, "forever" doesn't necessarily mean anything there.
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by efdee 4y ago
BASIC has SUB (for procedures) vs FUNCTION (for functions).
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by efdee 4y ago
This would certainly be a site where hackers like me would come to read the news.
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by efdee 4y ago
But some routers will let you set a rule on a domain name. They will then resolve that domain name to an IP and use that internally, and do periodic lookups to refresh the IP they're referring to.
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by efdee 4y ago
The stats are clear. Causality... not so much.
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by efdee 4y ago
Strange. I have that exact iPad and it's pretty much useless now. All apps my kids want to run on it want an upgrade to a version of iOS that is not available for that model.
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by efdee 4y ago
That is another discussion. He is not claiming that it should be open source - he is claiming it is created to destroy open source.
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by efdee 4y ago
Claiming Github's Copilot is Microsoft's "Extinguish" step against open source _is_ the mental gymnastics.
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by efdee 4y ago
And yet userbase got decimated for most channels when moving from Freenode to Libera. Just because it was only 30 minutes (for you or for anyone) doesn't mean people will go through the effort.
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by efdee 4y ago
It takes a special kind of human to name variable "name" but not have it be a string.
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by efdee 4y ago
If you don't care about what your potential users want, that's fine, but I don't see why you would be partaking in an argument that's mostly about trying to reach more users.
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by efdee 4y ago
Weird comment considering how both of them already support POP3 and IMAP.
166.
by efdee 4y ago
Don't expect me to download your .exe if you're solving a problem that can be solved using a web app.
167.
by efdee 4y ago
Then maybe don't pay using a payment system that was designed in a way that makes this one of its most prominent features?
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by efdee 4y ago
Which APIs were those?
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by efdee 4y ago
This pretty much demonstrates the problem most people have with your approach: it isn't about you - it's about the wellbeing of the people you work with. Also, 'just turn off notifications' isn't a solution. Having
170.
by efdee 4y ago
We could really do without this kind of snark here. Not only is it condescending, but it's also just plain wrong, either on purpose or due to the writer not being familiar with the subject at hand.
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by efdee 4y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding your point, but React really doesn't dictate project structure at all.
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by efdee 4y ago
Which really means that if you discover a vulnerability in your system, you assume that it was fully exploited.
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by efdee 4y ago
Is he still halfway through the door, making up his mind as to whether to go outside it start inside?
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by efdee 5y ago
I'm someone who has regularly recommends Jetbrains software (including IntelliJ and Resharper) to others in comments, and now I'm wondering if they forgot to send me my check.
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by efdee 5y ago
Unpopular opinion: I use Windows because it does what I want it to do. Not for lack of knowing alternatives - I've been using Linux on desktops and servers for well over two decades now. I don't really care about the telemetry. Fo
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by efdee 5y ago
The point is against putting all your eggs in one basket (especially with said basket's track record). Sure, GoDaddy could. But then I just lose my domains. If Google does it, I lose all my eggs.
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by efdee 5y ago
Sir or madam, I upload you.
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by efdee 5y ago
I certainly do. More so, I was referencing the fact that the definition of the word "literally" now also includes "figuratively" in several English dictionaries as an example of a similar language development.
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by efdee 5y ago
I don't quite understand it either. I just triple checked though, the ports are filtered from the outside. I do have a bunch of "docker network isolation" things going on in my iptables setup, so maybe that's why.
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by efdee 5y ago
These kinds of arguments literally kill me.

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