elktea

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121.
by elktea 10y ago
It's more you want your own place to start your family, but the only (reasonable) available housing for first time buyers is available in the burbs
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by elktea 10y ago
It's because your cities are bad. Wait, let me explain. Around 30 is the age people start having a bit of financial independence and put down a mortgage on a place in the suburbs, move, and start a family. Noble and normal goals, excep
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by elktea 10y ago
LED is bad?
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by elktea 10y ago
Is anyone else very wary about keeping things with persistent state in containers (like databases)?
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by elktea 10y ago
You guys really need preferential voting
126.
by elktea 10y ago
Interesting setup. For my company (in Aus) our most expensive cost, by far and away, is the last-mile bandwidth.
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by elktea 10y ago
Did you file bugs for python?
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by elktea 10y ago
I think http://bluss.github.io/rust-itertools/doc/itertools/struct.Z... would fit their use case?
129.
by elktea 10y ago
This sort of thing was popular in the 2000s but thankfully I haven't noticed any new builds like this for a while
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by elktea 10y ago
The point being it's available for a wide range of languages
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by elktea 10y ago
Most first world nations have become very bad at city building through what they think are good intentions, it's really sad.
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by elktea 10y ago
Check out https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/superstop/ so you can pause all gifs on pages like this.
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Patternfly – open interface project(patternfly.org)
1 points by elktea 10y ago|0 comments
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by elktea 10y ago
Yes. or GTK4-alpha-1 to 5 before that big 4.0 point release.
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by elktea 10y ago
While BEAM is indeed great I'm wondering why you didn't use Scrapy? It handles concurrency well and is a battle tested production scraper.
136.
by elktea 10y ago
Distro supplied packages are a handy way of receiving timely security fixes without keeping too close an eye on recent CVEs + application changelogs.
137.
by elktea 10y ago
a byzantine horror of per-application hacks?
138.
by elktea 10y ago
Fantastic. Finally seeing a bit of a push. Incidentally, Australian IPv6 usage jumped from 2% to 4% just this month.
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by elktea 10y ago
Does this mean no more need for a c compiler (and associated libraries) when using pip?
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Fix Firefox fonts on Windows(reddit.com)
4 points by elktea 10y ago|1 comments
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by elktea 10y ago
Disappointing, but you can see the corner they're wedged into here. Maintain purity or lose users due to sites not working "because of Firefox".
142.
by elktea 11y ago
This looks like a good frontend to tc. Looks like it's bundled with this other firewall product though, which is a shame as I am very happy with firewalld on CentOS.
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by elktea 11y ago
/56 seems to be the most common, with a few people still advocating for /48s for all connections.
144.
by elktea 11y ago
Hardly. IPv6 is straight forward for any network engineer with experience with existing networks. It's IPv4 but you get to design address space to logically suit your infrastructure and needs.
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by elktea 11y ago
It's an interesting idea, thanks.
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by elktea 11y ago
Except, you often need a full compiler toolchain for all the c dependencies. Then you need to make sure you have the required header files. Then you try and deploy to a small EC2 instance and run out of RAM building lxml or similar.
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by elktea 11y ago
I thought Disconnect was based on preexisting lists and Privacy Badger automatically worked out which sites seemed to be setting cookies and using them for tracking across sites. I'll need to look into it more, thanks.
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by elktea 11y ago
Looks good. I've added it to my ever growing list of privacy extensions: * Privacy Badger * Disconnect * CanvasBlocker Can anyone recommend any more?
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by elktea 11y ago
Who cares what the XML looks like? You import the wsdl and off you go.
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by elktea 11y ago
Shame Python 3 isn't there for Scrapy yet - although checking the repo looks like someone is actively (last few hours) porting it. Good to see.

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