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6y ago
> And it’s tricky to dockerize a PHP app effectively since you typically need multiple processes; Absolutely. I handle a lot of the devops work at my job and PHP containers are just all around more annoying to build, configure and run t
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6y ago
They're doing something. Safari has automatically converted AMP links back to their original pages since iOS 11. It could stand to be a system-wide behavior for my own usage, but it'd be a little intrusive if you actually did want
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6y ago
Ceramics are neat but they chip easily are aren't readily sharpened or repaired at home (or even by most professional sharpeners). I think most people would be better off with a $40 Victorinox Fibrox.
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evilduck
6y ago
m0llusk gave a great answer, but to add to it, they aren't the same types of knives either. You can buy a Victorinox Swiss Army knife (SAK) in exactly one blade steel and it's a stainless steel that's extremely soft, relative
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6y ago
I just rewatched this out of curiosity and I think you’re seriously misremembering that episode (S4E11), the final conclusions wasn’t “busted”. They asked “busted, plausible or confirmed” and they concluded “all of the above”. Grant actuall
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6y ago
When I was a student (over a decade ago now) part time status only deferred my financial obligations if I was in my last semester and about to graduate.
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6y ago
macOS has a lot of baked in emacs keybindings that work almost universally in text fields. Control-A: Move to the beginning of the line or paragraph. Control-E: Move to the end of a line or paragraph. Control-F: Move one character forward.
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6y ago
Sure, but how does that make Apple a monopoly abuser without broadening the definition to the point of it being applicable to damn near everything?
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6y ago
You sure about that? Small town businesses have lamented Walmart moving in for ages, Verizon can _absolutely_ prevent another phone from joining their network, they even charge activation fees on top of it all. And Android _is_ the alternat
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6y ago
Walmart has 100% monopoly over their store space. Verizon has 100% monopoly over what can connect to their network. Google has a monopoly over the Play Store. Cows have a monopoly over milk production. At which point does this argument stop
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Aren't NASA's budget and their subsequent aerospace contracts mere drops in the ocean compared to the DoD budget and their contracts? It seems like a PR and politics problem more than a real risk of NASA bankrupting Boeing.
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6y ago
We've been experiencing sluggish pages since long before JS really became a thing too. PHP and a slow inline query to render results has been a possible problem for literally decades. Do you investigate all the fast snappy sites you vi
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6y ago
Gitlab CE, Gitea, Gogs
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6y ago
You can even use your USB floppy drive in iOS's Files app now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UH8EJutmmT4
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6y ago
Can you attribute that specifically to PHP making that possible? Why couldn't an equivalently capable peer use Python to do the same?
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6y ago
I live in the terminal and just `open .` when I need Finder for some reason (very rare for dev purposes).
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6y ago
Short answer is no, there's nothing PHP is really suited for anymore where it's a clear and decisive winner in my opinion (which you're free to ignore, but I think I have a pretty reasonable opinion having worked on a team th
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7y ago
Not quite what you're asking for, but I really liked this book since it was beyond introductory material and had concrete examples of what and why to do things: https://effectivetypescript.com
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7y ago
As someone fairly ignorant of Powershell, how well does it interact with the rest of the Unix-minded ecosystem? jq is nice because its plainly compatible with being piped into another command like xargs. I don't want a better jq if it
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7y ago
Standard bluetooth mice already work, they've just buried mouse/trackpad support under the accessibility settings in iOS13.
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7y ago
A tablespoon in the hopper will last for a couple dozen shots. It's a very small amount per shot. Its a functional novelty though and not meant to be your primary means of pest control. For a one or two flies a week you're probabl
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7y ago
So besides lightning and the 40 pin connection, what else in that video is a proprietary Apple connector?
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7y ago
Constantly? Like, twice in twenty years?
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7y ago
And yet an unlucky blow to the head can alter you forever. It’s not black and white.
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7y ago
Have you ever installed enough Vim or Emacs plugins to reach feature parity and then looked at memory usage? VS Code is doing a fine job.
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7y ago
Not needing to know how to configure and run the JVM performantly is a big plus in my book.
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7y ago
Maybe a more tactful restatement: This looks and feels a whole lot like what the Rails community was doing a decade ago with interpolated server-side values into ERB templates that contained script tags of jQuery. It seems like an old patte
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7y ago
On a Mac: https://monodraw.helftone.com but it's no longer under active development.
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7y ago
*sometimes
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7y ago
The Touch Bar is only on their notebooks, "looking down" is like a half inch away from the screen you're already looking at.
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