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631.
by forty 4y ago
Not knowing about it can also qualify you as a very senior dev (though not very up to date with recent improvements) as the form tag was apparently added to the (then informal) HTML format around 1994 ;)
632.
by forty 4y ago
I'm curious, in which context does it matter? I know that this is a very cultural thing - as an example here in France it's completely unimportant, you would simply address kids (or at least younger kids) a bit differently than ad
633.
by forty 4y ago
It's the same in French, and I came to the conclusion that it must be for symmetry reasons: you are the brother in law of your sister in law (switch/replace genders as appropriate). I think it makes sense.
634.
by forty 4y ago
Well there is a difference between "purchase a computer that is good enough for your needs and keep it as long as it's good enough" (which I assume is the case for OP) and (quoting parent comment) "Buy the best tools you
635.
by forty 4y ago
Congrats on not contributing to making out planet a giant electronic dumpster! My first laptop is from 2009 (ouch). It's a Samsung 17"3, with an Intel core duo, something like 4GB RAM and some ATI Radeon GPU. Though I'm not t
636.
by forty 4y ago
It's interesting and very sad how all the comments seem to ignore completely the positive impact of repairing on the environment :( No wonder why we are in such a bad situation now.
637.
by forty 4y ago
Rebasing (possibly shitty) patches from the SBC vendor to a recent kernel can be non trivial in my experience (as someone who have 0 knowledge of the Linux kernel code, so I'm a good baseline to define what's trivial ^^). And yes
638.
by forty 4y ago
Most super rich get super rich by having super rich parents. It doesn't say anything about how they act.
639.
by forty 4y ago
What is rate limited on docker hub is fetching the image manifest, rather than the blobs, so that wouldn't work I think. https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/download-rate-limit/#defi...
640.
by forty 4y ago
If you are on Linux, there is the fantastic podman option "--userns keep-id" which will make sure the uid inside the container is the same as your current user uid.
641.
by forty 4y ago
By default container images are not signed (there is notary, but it's not commonly used - maybe notary V2 will change that - and I think the signature changes depending on the registry it's hosted on anyway?) which make it inconve
642.
by forty 4y ago
You don't need valid production certificates, just valid certificates for that domain name, signed by a CA you trust. The nuance is that you can use a local CA to get a valid certificate, rather than using a production one (which you d
643.
by forty 4y ago
It's available in dense cities of the Paris areas at least, probably in other big cities. The providers are Free (offer "Box Delta") and SFR (offer "Box 8x"). The two others, Orange and Bouygues, offer "only&qu
644.
by forty 4y ago
Enjoy ;) https://rsk0315.github.io/playground/passwordle.html
645.
by forty 4y ago
We use pnpm and meta-updater to keep the TS project references in sync. An example of a project setup that way is pnpm's repo itself. https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/blob/main/.meta-updater/src&#x2
646.
by forty 4y ago
To be fair, the self checkout are mostly replacing the cashiers in supermarkets that are lowly paid for a very though job, who probably don't know you and who would probably be fired if they "lost" one second saying something
647.
by forty 4y ago
In France there are 8Gbps offering for around 50€ (cheaper the first year(s), depending on whatever their current promotion is)
648.
by forty 4y ago
It's really mostly the cities, outside of the city management is really secondary (at least in Caesar and Zeus which I have played the most). I strongly recommend the whole series, they are really great games.
649.
by forty 4y ago
Precisely, here the service is fetching stuff regularly even if no one is asking anything, if I understand correctly.
650.
by forty 4y ago
https://github.com/igniterealtime/Smack/blob/master/smack-xm... I don't see any opportunity not to block when calling "next"
651.
by forty 4y ago
Not only that, but before the TLS session starts you have to handle an invalid XML document (the starttls mechanism start encrypting stuff right in the middle of the initial XML document). Also some XML constructs are not valid in XMPP (lik
652.
by forty 4y ago
Well we do have the choice for now, but it's not very hard to imagine a version of gitlab (or competitor) without external git support, and everything would have to be done inside the webIDE. It's for sure very attractive for secu
653.
by forty 4y ago
As far a I know there is no reward in traditional banking to whoever can waste the more energy doing useless computation (creating a wasting race). It's probably not great, but at least it's not completely stupid.
654.
by forty 4y ago
Math might not be the problem, but it doesn't appear to be the solution either ;)
655.
by forty 4y ago
Haha you reminded me of https://xkcd.com/538/ :)
656.
by forty 4y ago
Yeah I think that's a pretty common thing to do. Outside of US and some EU countries, I know Carlos Ghosn is famously hiding in Lebanon where he is a citizen.
657.
by forty 4y ago
I don't know if there are good use cases for JSON patch, but I found it pretty inconvenient to use when implementing a SCIM server (which uses JSON patch for PATCH method updates)
658.
by forty 4y ago
And I'll add to that: if you ever have no income (which can happen when you retire for example), at least as a owner you have somewhere to live.
659.
by forty 5y ago
Nuclear is like a religious thing. No one is actually looking at facts and science, they just have belief that this is a solution or the problem. Look how conclusions from an expert panel are shrugged at as "nuclear is obviously the on
660.
by forty 5y ago
Is that true locally though? There is sure a lot of water in the ocean, but it's still possible to poison stuff locally, wherever you drop the stuff is going to have higher concentration, at least for a short while.

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