folmar

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   by folmar 3y ago

   To be fair all of those listed were also handled by taxis previously, just the process was more manual and more distributed, the dispatcher allocated a cab to the requester and maybe passed an initial message, and then it was directly betwe
2. 152.▲
   by folmar 3y ago

   It might be easier if you have the same API for payment microservices, but each different implementation in a different service, so approximately 100 times less distinct APIs than microservices.
3. 153.▲
   by folmar 3y ago

   Linux is definitely not the same. The browser instance that was opened first wins, unless you start it with `--no-remote` flag.
4. 154.▲
   by folmar 3y ago

   Normal Kerberos. For SSO NTLM was a fallback with no SSO power only.
5. 155.▲
   by folmar 3y ago

   If you don't want to pay duties and plan on getting the equipment back from the trip you should get an ATA Carnet.
6. 156.▲
   by folmar 3y ago

   > If you squint, any database engine is “in memory” if there is more buffer than data. That is sadly not true, I remember one lonely night debugging a MSSQL 2012 instance that was _very_ slow, and it turned out that for a simple query (o
7. 157.▲
   by folmar 3y ago

   Elephantsql, I can't say much for the customer service as I never had any trouble.
8. 158.▲
   by folmar 3y ago

   RDP is client-heavy, some flavor of VNC should do fine even on the most underpowered hardware (provided you are not watching videos).
9. 159.▲
   by folmar 3y ago

   If you go to a big data center/colo/on premise server room and ask for some space usually the choice is either NFS or iSCSI. On the workstation/end-user area the choice is obviously different/wider.
10. 160.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    > If I type a series of bullet points into ChatGPT and ask it to re-phrase them in better English prose, am I plagiarizing? I think the OP's point is that you could be, and should check, as such models sometimes reproduce parts thei
11. 161.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    > local host subdomain resolution Works fine on current ubuntu, both with systemd stub-nameserver and even if I replace it with a real one in /etc/resolv.conf.
12. 162.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    Sorry, you are right. I was thinking I'm still in a thread on DOH.
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    by folmar 3y ago

    If you restrict it to similar capabilities, for example target a contemporary computer with freedos, it's not that much different.
14. 164.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    I'm afraid you only take into account private use. On-endpoint filtering is not enough on a large scale. In a network with expected high level of security I don't trust the endpoint and censoring them is a feature, there is no mo
15. 165.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    When I visit a more local website only my ISP and the site's ISP will see the domain name. With default browser setting some, probably overseas, entity that I didn't trust and didn't choose gets my request, ignoring my system
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    by folmar 3y ago

    I don't know for iOS but on Android they are not excused, just register intent for your url and let the system camera app/qr code scanner pass it. Effectively you can expect it to work for Android 8+ as the previous versions don&#
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    by folmar 3y ago

    But pairing work well without the app involved, we could just give a permission to a specific already-paired devices and keep location for apps that actually need to scan.
18. 168.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    Cromite, but not for iPhone
19. 169.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    A few groups will run a cancel-bot on most blatant spam though, which is a slightly practical solution although not quite in the spirit of Usenet. And acceptance of cancel messages downstream will vary a lot.
20. 170.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    This is similar to other countries unfortunately. And don't ask about food product labelling.
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    by folmar 3y ago

    This is not the case in most EU. Also note that it'll also make a even bigger tracking mechanism than having a centralised API in the first place. For example the QR-code bearing receipts from Germany have a signed proof of commiting t
22. 172.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    This is a terminal emulator and debian distribution in an android app. Works wonders, basically a PC in your phone.
23. 173.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    And don't forget the sibling lineage of NC, the Volkov Commander, 100% assembly for unparalleled performance.
24. 174.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    There is also a similar Ghost Commander, full of magic Android hidden/pseudo filesystems browsing capability. https://sites.google.com/site/ghostcommander1 https://f-droid.org/packages/com.gho
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    by folmar 3y ago

    Are you sure? The only pods that has a wrapping that is not supposed to be removed by the user are wrapped in gelatin here (EU).
26. 176.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    I think the first part of the title is more recognizable, i.e. "The Website is Down".
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    by folmar 3y ago

    I don't really know what directed you to the nginx+fpm+volumes in the first place. FROM php:7.2-apache COPY src/ /var/www/html/ and this is it.
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    by folmar 3y ago

    Each of those can be reasonably separated. But I do think that it is quite natural and will stop the digital dictator mindset, most importantly splitting of digital services from marketplace and both of those from hardware. Notably they see
29. 179.▲
    by folmar 3y ago

    Phones, computers, software, consumer electronics, digital services, marketplace.
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    by folmar 3y ago

    Nordea -> issues Visa Electron. That is not the same as regular Visa! Swedbank -> issues Maestro, https://www.swedbank.se/privat/kort/bankkort/bankkort-maestr... (yes, the English page lists only a quar