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ehutch79
4y ago
Your keyboard might be under warranty still
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"I understand that the way I set things up doesn't jive with your workflow. So I'm going to just step back, and let you take care of things exactly how you like. Just keep in mind that I'll be hands off no matter what.&q
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4y ago
Or if you switch devices? Or need to collaborate on the data (i.e. a company with empoyees) Or have regulations/controls on where data lives 'at rest'
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At least their object storage service has super old ssl, and breaks under recent ubuntu lts versions, or really any ssl config that's reasonably secure. ETA for a fix? q2, q3 2023
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4y ago
I like the Django ORM a lot. That said, I know SQL, and I will absolutely say if you use an ORM you should know SQL.
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4y ago
The US copyright office has stated that game mechanics are not copyrightable. So rolling a d20, the 6 attributes, etc. The actual words on page are copyrightable though. You obviously can't copyright 'bears' as monsters, but
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4y ago
If I ask about this around the office, do you think anyone will have any idea what I'm talking about? It might be obvious in your social circles, but that doesn't mean it's even remotely common enough to be assumed knowledge
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4y ago
It’s under experimental features in 4.14. It’s the default where available in 4.15. You might need to upgrade both docker desktop and macOS.
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Except, in the threads here, this is called out repeatedly as a replacement for push notifications on phones, replacing webpush, apple push notifications, and whatever google is calling it. Which implies the use case people are seeing is ph
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We can't get users to understand that the ceo isn't sending them mail from giftcards563@gmail.com to go and buy giftcards, and not to ask any questions. What's the actual likely hood that the average end user is going to inst
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I'm actually super glad forms is separate from models. I've never liked the forms setup. Especially now that I mostly just use DRF.
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I mean, i don't think we're disagreeing? It's all about the profits?
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How does this have anything to do with politicians? The grid is run by private companies. If there's profit, it will happen.
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According to the FAQs they rebranded because all the traditional vim people complained about too much neovim content. Apparently the neovim people are more chill about it.
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4y ago
> they have lots of money for lawyers
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4y ago
100% someone would say 'delete the users from my contact list in the system'
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4y ago
Considering you can write a whole implementation plan, mockups, code the thing, go through user acceptance, and then at the end, they say 'but this really isn't how things work in the reality, we need to change fundamental assumpt
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4y ago
:-| Normally I'm on the side of 'do you actually get that much traffic?' but yeah, a dashboard view can generate dozens of requests alone, each with multiple queries.
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4y ago
Tens of requests a second?
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4y ago
Real parents consistently make it clear how terrible having kids is. The childless among us hear every complaint and lament about how terrible it is. Why would we do that to ourselves?
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4y ago
Because it's been hyped as genius? That will replace all our jr coders?
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4y ago
Compared to real world briefs/specs, that was a very clear and solid prompt.
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4y ago
You are correct! REM for text, PX for layout But if you're going to choose one, use rem with the body text-size hack.
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4y ago
Depending on your vision, you might be able to see a button is a button, but the font is just too small by a few pts. You don't need borders or whatever zoomed, just the font size bumped a bit.
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4y ago
It's not zooming (ctrl +), it's when you literally set the font size in the browser. This is typically done for people with vision issues, or assistive technology
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I use a 16gb m1 air. I'm running docker desktop with mysql, redis, 2 containers doing python, a node container and an nginx container. I'm not noticing any impact on performance. MS Teams hurts more to run. Though I have adjusted
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Uhhh... For real, who has issues paying with a CC at a register? Or contactless payments? Don't crypto payments like bitcoin take a bit to go through? Like longer than you'd want someone tying up a cashier line?
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Nebula might fit, but it’s not wireguard specifically.
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4y ago
Please do so.
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Table elements not being in consecutive display order in any direction. Like elements 0-5 from column a, followed by elements 10-12 from column b, elements 6,8.19 from column a, then elements 19-4 in reverse order from column d, all of colu
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