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721.
by ehutch79 6y ago
This. There's consequences to bad software. https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/30/22257950/go-read-this-sof...
722.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Yeaaaahhhh... Those computers are still in use at some enterprises. and by some home users who can't/won't upgrade
723.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Advantage has worked for me. I mean someone saying that to me instead of privilege. Privilege just invokes the idea of 'fat cats' in a dark hunting lodge smoking stogies and sipping whiskey, complaining about commoners.
724.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Can we flag github projects as having spam names?
725.
by ehutch79 6y ago
It's not graphql that's the issue. it's another tool. It's the fanboys, and more the people selling tooling. There's a guy who (was?) over at graphqleditor.com that was posting a whole bunch of articles, at least on
726.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I don't care if you like it or not, if your numbers are actually that large, serialize it to a string and back out on your backend. You shouldn't be blindly dumping json to a structure anyways. Either that or use a different seria
727.
by ehutch79 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
728.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Send ISO date/time in utc. Send numbers as strings. you should be treating this as hostile in your backend anyways, and checking it. Send both an error code, and a string in simple english, or whatever your most common developer langua
729.
by ehutch79 6y ago
A lot of politicians getting elected feel like (all) regulation is evil, and stands in the way of business profits. These large power bills are a feature not a bug, as the customers can simply turn off the things using the power.
730.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I'd chip in $10 for him to get a lawyer
731.
by ehutch79 6y ago
If your tables don't use id, or are doing something strange, YOU wrote that code. You should know it's going to be a thing you need to deal with, because YOU did something unusual.
732.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Wait, so the reason why google is evil in this case is because the extension was requesting multiple overlapping permissions, some of which were subsets of others?
733.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I thought buttons were only ever supposed to be used for actions, and it was ux mistake to use them instead of radio selection or dropdown?
734.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I'm not sure why pip installing the dependency at the pinned version is an issue. Isn't that the point? I feel like a lot of the issues people put forth as a reason for poetry and pip alternatives are a bit contrived, and more thi
735.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Isn't time.time() specifically not accurate to that degree and why you should use time.perf_counter_ns()?
736.
by ehutch79 6y ago
WHAT IS IT? I clicked the link and still don't have any idea what it actually is? It says my own private server. Is it some kind of docker thing, or is it like ESXi? Is it a specific kind of server? The site says 'Easy to manage,
737.
by ehutch79 6y ago
What's this about? Fnords? After two paragraphs, i'm not sure if this is a real article or a diary entry
738.
by ehutch79 6y ago
The fact that kexts were going away was not a secret, and has been a thing generally known about for YEARS.
739.
by ehutch79 6y ago
That isn't unique to macs though, most of the anti-virus crap is.. crap...
740.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Ignoring the last year, how often do you need to code while flying. I can't even use a laptop in a seat unless I pay extra for the extra leg room seats.
741.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Isn't that just reinventing classes?
742.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I'm pretty sure people would be upset about price reductions as well
743.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Then the word "every" is inappropriate.
744.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I am so thankful for that unicode change. 2.x's unicode was a problem for me.
745.
by ehutch79 6y ago
What you say seems to make sense. but the reality tends to be more: 10:15: Them: Hello 10:!5: Me: Hey! What's up. 10:34: Them: Can I ask you a question 10:34: Me: Sure, what's up? 12:15: Them: I'm having a problem with [inser
746.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Never roll your own crypto, but you should damn well know how to use the library properly.
747.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I had to wade through a bunch of modals, and then the page kept jumping around... Doesn't engender a bunch of trust.
748.
by ehutch79 6y ago
As an avid LitRPG reader, i can tell you most authors need to scale their system WAY back. I like the crunchy parts, but at the end of the day story should take the focus, not 10 page long stat tables. Either that, or there's just enou
749.
by ehutch79 6y ago
But at that point your site is more an application than content
750.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I think a better comparison would be a networked 'enterprise' app. Think SAP or Sage or something.

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