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by fowl2 4y ago
Sounds like an opportunity for a generic UI/management tool. The pre/post boot thing could be mitigated by a rebooting into a special stub that just verifies intent/signatures, applies the settings and reboots back into the O
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Space Cadets – The Most Expensive Hoax in Television History [YouTube](youtube.com)
1 points by fowl2 4y ago|0 comments
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by fowl2 4y ago
Presumably the Play Store will reject any app signed with these keys. I'd appreciate them making a statement to this affect. And someone double checking.
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by fowl2 4y ago
presumably someone manually reviews the collided post and allows it
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by fowl2 4y ago
I set my Xbox dashboard on high contrast mode for aesthetic reasons and was surprised to see a good percentage of the few websites I visited adapted very well. Good to see how!
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by fowl2 5y ago
Blazor [1] has a concept of "circuits" [2] where each connected browser has a corresponding instance on the server. It's part of the reason why I personally don't like it being recommended for simple CRUD apps (brings ba
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by fowl2 5y ago
getting closer to the scifi universal "power cell" every day
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Preliminary Notes – Atomic Rockets(projectrho.com)
2 points by fowl2 5y ago|0 comments
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by fowl2 5y ago
I really hope they standardize the fallback to HTTP2 (and HTTP1 too). Almost any real world internet facing application will need one and it'd be a shame if they all had to reinvent the wheel when it could be done at a lower level once
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by fowl2 5y ago
As someone that switched to iOS from Android sometime around ~2014, I can still never remember which color is SMS and which is iMessage. I know iMessage is big in some social bubbles/countries, sure.
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by fowl2 5y ago
I misread it as NPAPI haha. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI
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by fowl2 5y ago
It'd be interesting to see some discussion on how much of this could/should pushed into the database query optimizer proper. Here it's showing that the application can have more knowledge about the "shape" of the da
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by fowl2 5y ago
Always surprised to hear that Postgres hasn't grown at least a basic in-tree connection pool.
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by fowl2 5y ago
looking forward to it!
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by fowl2 5y ago
One mechanism that doesn't seem to be mentioned is the .net style "manual" cancellation where CancellationToken is passed around everywhere and manually checked, often throwing an exception to early return. Pros are that it&#
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by fowl2 5y ago
The dotnet TDS client is also open source now -> https://github.com/dotnet/SqlClient
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by fowl2 5y ago
I'd be interested in a user-focussed tool to interpret these system wide - perhaps even a service to share these reports and detect anomalies/trends.
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by fowl2 5y ago
The reason is that Windows doesn’t have fork(), and therefore doesn’t have to promise huge multiples of the available memory only to be left holding the bag when that fiction failed. Look up “overcommit” if you’re interested.
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by fowl2 5y ago
I also don't see it. Possibly it only shows for people logged in with an account that is associated in some way?
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by fowl2 5y ago
Also missing is jint, an interpreter in C# https://github.com/sebastienros/jint
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by fowl2 5y ago
Azure services... Like a Jupyter notebook? :0
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by fowl2 5y ago
GitHub also seems to use MySql, as recently as 2020[1] [1] https://github.blog/2020-05-20-three-bugs-in-the-go-mysql-dr...
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by fowl2 5y ago
Mobile confirmation message for GlobalCrossing
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by fowl2 5y ago
Even further to that end of the spectrum is "The World's Worst Graphics Card"[1] on a breadboard with mostly discrete logic. Fascinating. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7rce6IQDWs&vl=en
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by fowl2 6y ago
Interesting to consider how, if at all, your views on /today's/ current events are being reflected in the press now.
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by fowl2 6y ago
Super interesting! I somehow wouldn't have thought about "just buying another headunit" to play around with. Anyone have an links to anything similar for Hyundai systems? I know the Mazda system "MZD" has quite the
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by fowl2 6y ago
it would be nice if they allowed deletion (or even dedupe!) of attachments
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by fowl2 6y ago
On the other hand, if these things get common enough it's great for plausible deniability!
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by fowl2 6y ago
One of several presentations Microsoft had XDC, no less. Yes, the X.Org Conference. They basically souped up the FreeRDP Weston backend (plus a bunch of glue to make it more magical, and some buffer sharing stuff with VMs)
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by fowl2 6y ago
They've determined that the risk of quarantine scales with the quantity of people going through it. Given the entirety of the current outbreak has been traced back to quarantine failures, this is somewhat understandable.

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