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by efdee 5y ago
Thanks!
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by efdee 5y ago
Strange, I've never seen this before. I've been running Docker for years on one of my pet project machines, but while Docker is exposing the ports on 0.0.0.0 my iptables firewall blocks all of them. I'm not using --iptables=f
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by efdee 5y ago
But that part was meant tongue-in-cheek as documented by the next sentence starting with "But seriously".
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by efdee 5y ago
Can you expand on this, perhaps with a link to documentation about this?
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by efdee 5y ago
But that's the easy part. What about your backups?
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by efdee 5y ago
This is exactly what I mean. Nobody expects you to drop anything. They want to see if you're there, and if you're not, they'll look for someone else to help them instead of asking you a question that might not be answered unt
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by efdee 5y ago
The real question is why Tim waits 4 minutes to reply to the "Hello!", but instantly replies to "Hello! <question>". What a selfrighteous jackass. Seriously though - as someone who's a 20-year resident in tech
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by efdee 5y ago
If you agree it is a result of the Russian invasion, you can't say it's not a result of Russian airstrikes. Maybe not a direct result in the sense that a Russian rocket destroyed it (although there's no reason to rule that ou
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by efdee 5y ago
Kasparov has been involved in politics since the 1990s. Even more so since he retired as chess player in 2005. That doesn't automatically make him right, but I don't think it's fair to say he's no more informed than the
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by efdee 5y ago
In the way that you don't die from a bullet, but rather from your body's reaction to the abrupt entering of that bullet in its perimeter.
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by efdee 5y ago
It doesn't happen by accident in the same way that preventing an SQL SELECT N+1 problem doesn't happen by accident. Poorly written software is poorly written.
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by efdee 5y ago
In case of slow internet, SPAs are much easier to make responsive than an SSR application.
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by efdee 5y ago
If you can do it in a single GET/POST in an SSR, you can do it in a single XHR call in an SPA. There's no reason it has to be split up in separate XHR calls. You just have to want to do it.
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by efdee 5y ago
In my opinion, UWP/WPF/aodaf makes it easy because it just doesn't implement the things a user is used to in a browser (bookmarkability, back button, ...). If you ignore those things in your SPA, much of the "cruft"
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by efdee 5y ago
Would it be too much to ask to keep discourse civil here?
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by efdee 5y ago
Is that so, though? I've often read (but sadly cannot reproduce links at this point) that ad revenue is a multiple of subscription revenue - meaning a paying subscriber is worth a lot less than a non-paying-but-ad-watching subscriber.
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by efdee 5y ago
In my experience, almost all of those consent popups work the same way. On the first popup, press the button that doesn't say they can just use all cookies. On the second popup, press the button that says it saves your preferences.
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by efdee 5y ago
Obviously 'forced' here means 'take the job or lose your unemployment benefits, not 'take the job or be arrested/die/...'. Nothing like slavery.
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by efdee 5y ago
I'm not sure your "we" is the same as my "we". I live in an European "socialist" country with a well functioning healthcare and welfare system. I have lots of sympathy for people who are experiencing some
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by efdee 5y ago
If there is a job you are physically and mentally capable of doing, why should you not be forced into doing it instead of just sitting at home and expecting 'the system' to pay for you? Wouldn't the correct answer to your pro
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by efdee 5y ago
Maybe Code Red < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_Red_(computer_worm) >, Conficker < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conficker > or Blaster < https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by efdee 5y ago
You rebooted the router? Without prior warning? That's the 2020 equivalent of your parents picking up the phone while you're online on dialup.
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by efdee 5y ago
I for one could do without a large percentage of the content made for monetization.
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by efdee 5y ago
You forgot a comma.
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by efdee 5y ago
I don't think I've seen anyone blame Trump for the global pandemic. What are you talking about?
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by efdee 5y ago
Interestingly, when I Google for "median height" including the quotes, I have to go to page 3 to find "average height".
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by efdee 5y ago
Inflation is currently high everywhere, not just the US. Can't blame that on the current administration. It might influence it a little, but things like energy pricing (which has gone x4 in just a year or so) has a lot more to do with
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by efdee 5y ago
If they increase, it's despite of inflation - not with inflation. Simplified example: the value of most stock companies depends on their projected gains in the next few years. A projected gain of $X in 5 years will devaluate over time
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by efdee 5y ago
Indeed.
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by efdee 5y ago
No, not just minimal wage - that's my point. Almost all companies (that are big enough to have a union, or be part of a joint committee) are forced to give raises.

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