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by frafra 4y ago
Would it be possible to implement something like similar using different distributions? I am thinking of Fedora with rpm-ostree, for example.
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by frafra 5y ago
Not if they are built and operated correctly.
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by frafra 5y ago
> “Our recent report found high levels of persistent organic pollutants like dioxins or furans around waste incinerators in three countries.” Three incinerators out of...? And why a potential violation of EU regulation would mean that in
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by frafra 5y ago
I guess you are not an Italian living in Germany then :-)
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by frafra 5y ago
Is there a roadmap? It would be nice to check multiple dates or have flexible dates. Good luck with your interesting project!
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by frafra 5y ago
It would be nice indeed. Novena had that: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/novena
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by frafra 5y ago
Because you cannot just jump in your container to debug. There are ephemeral containers for Kubernetes to add an image on top of a running container, for troubleshooting, but I haven't found something like that for Docker or Podman. Yo
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by frafra 5y ago
NOYB is doing something like that, but they send notifications to the website owners before reporting a violation: https://noyb.eu/en/more-cookie-banners-go-second-wave-compla...
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by frafra 5y ago
Previous discussion (6 months ago, 221 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28443798
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by frafra 5y ago
> Lack of support for structured CSV input data. Alternative approach that can be used sometimes: use TSV (tab-separated values), which make parsing trivial and works great with a wide range of tools; conversion from CSV to TSV can be do
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by frafra 5y ago
That seems a pretty old issue on a read-only repository. Is it still a problem today?
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by frafra 5y ago
It does not work with recent versions of Postgres, it segfaults in some cases, and it has been mostly abandoned. Otherwise, it would be (and it has been) a great way to develop FDWs.
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by frafra 5y ago
That's right. There is no authority principle in science, and a representative of an institution/agency of US saying that something "should be strong enough to", does not mean that the "science" said "it i
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by frafra 5y ago
I think that we have a misunderstanding, so I am going to stress what I replied to: "the vaccines (falsely) claimed they would make me: immune" -> they weren't supposed to, they were developed based on another criteria. Th
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by frafra 5y ago
I know that it would be better not to reply in order to avoid losing points (and time), but HN users often forget that the world is not just the US. That is not a matter of "memory holes". FDA and EMA evaluated and approved vaccin
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by frafra 5y ago
Vaccine were never meant to make people immune; they have been approved and evaluated based on their effectiveness to reduce severe cases and deaths. We have been lucky enough that they have also been effective to reduce the spread. Even no
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by frafra 5y ago
> I can appreciate the ideal of safe cycling on a road shared with cars, but it's not a reality. It depends on where you bike. In some countries, pedestrians and cyclist are more considered. I cycled for ~200 km on a regular road ar
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by frafra 5y ago
You can enable the online maps from OSMAnd and enable Microsoft Earth: https://osmand.net/features/online-maps-plugin
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by frafra 5y ago
I am sorry to hear that; you have been unlucky indeed, as it is not like that usually. I would suggest you to submit the same patch to yt-dlp. My only PR for youtube-dl has been waiting for ~2.5 year (#21837), so I proposed the same patch t
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by frafra 5y ago
This. noyb.eu is doing an incredible work. I was hoping to see a link to their GDRP/cookie page in the comments. Thank you.
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by frafra 5y ago
I can totally confirm that. Great support, even when the fault was mine. Well done @frostming!
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by frafra 5y ago
The link to the GitHub issue is referring to the old archived repository. This should be the link to the most recent discussion: https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery/issues/371
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by frafra 5y ago
US Organic and EU organic are two different things. In EU organic "bio", copper pesticides are allowed, and even compounds synthesized by humans in some borderline cases. Differences for wines are even more profound.
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by frafra 5y ago
That is a very interesting point. As there are multiple approaches to address that issue (I use Dockerfile templates with loops for example, but I am not a fan of them), I was wondering if you considered different approaches too. In my expe
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by frafra 5y ago
Hi! I have just seen the commit on README.md, thank you for clarifying that :) The image runs postgres directly indeed, but in the entrypoint, and then keeps it open using tail -f /dev/null. That, together with Ansible, makes it p
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by frafra 5y ago
Isn't a bit problematic to run multiple processes in the same container? Docker can determine when a container is healthy or not, if it should be restarted and such; having a main process, like systemd, hiding what's happening beh
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by frafra 5y ago
Nice project! Is it planned to use the with statement for transactions or having something like psycopg2.sql.Literal to do proper escaping in complex queries?
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by frafra 5y ago
Good diff tools will only show you that the indentation changed, not the line as a whole (Meld for example).
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by frafra 5y ago
Also relevant: https://fly.io/docs/getting-started/multi-region-databases/
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by frafra 5y ago
I agree with you, but I just was trying to understand the fly.io post. They also wrote: "Most GETs are reads, but not all of them. The platform has to work for all the requests, not just the orthodox ones." So I think it all depen

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