fukawi2

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by fukawi2 3y ago
The logic of the app I currently work on lives 99% in the database... As a C++ plugin to the DB. Not stored procedures, or triggers, or anything like that... Just a giant plugin loaded when the DB starts that provides business specific func
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by fukawi2 3y ago
If you're American, buy some bread while you're here. Ours is much more "bread" and less "sugar cake".
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by fukawi2 3y ago
We frame these situations under the banner of "solve the problem you have". Avoid premature optimisation for problems you might have. If your site only has 1000 users, there's no benefit to deploying it in infra scaled for
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by fukawi2 3y ago
The one thing I don't like, and this may just be Emirates cabin configuration, but the space between the seat back and the cabin wall on the widow seat is too large to be able to rest your head "comfortably" against the wall
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by fukawi2 4y ago
You have a legitimate use case and are using it in good faith. I can't imagine any scenario where someone would have any success in taking it away from you against your will unless you made a mistake in letting the registration lapse o
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by fukawi2 4y ago
Looks like the catch is that the politicians get an exemption from it all.
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by fukawi2 4y ago
Our primary product is backed by sqlite, using BedrockDB to make it client/server and multinode. 10mil users, 2+ TB sqlite database, 6 database nodes.
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by fukawi2 4y ago
It was git that implemented the change, then github upgraded to the affected version. AFAIK, MS has no influence over upstream git. As much as I distrust Microsoft, I don't think there were any ulterior motives here.
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by fukawi2 4y ago
Traffic management is pretty low on the list of priorities for us at a going job. Also, at least in my jurisdiction, traffic control is a police responsibility, and we're technically not allowed to do it anyway. The preference is anyon
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by fukawi2 4y ago
Our brigade has hose ramps so we can let people drive over... But they're pretty far down the list of priorities to pull off the truck unless we're just training.
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by fukawi2 4y ago
Do you have your own IPv4 allocation? How does that work financially for a side project, if I may ask?
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by fukawi2 4y ago
Again? This is the third incident in ~12 months IIRC. Is every other company hiding their incidents, or are MC developing a habit of actually not "taking the security of our users' data seriously"?
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by fukawi2 4y ago
I got to tour the broadcast facility that transmits all the TV and Radio signals for Melbourne, AU. Part of their power infrastructure is a kinetic wheel - IIRC, 5 tons spinning constantly, that can put out 125kva for a few minutes - long e
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by fukawi2 4y ago
Yes, being able to dynamically update and contextually change what is displayed is a benefit of a touchscreen. I don't believe that should be relevant to mechanical features of a 2 ton weapon though. Entertainment/Nav system that
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by fukawi2 4y ago
The tactile interaction that a physical button gives means I don't have to wait for an opportune time when I can take my eyes off the road. I can operate any function in my 32yo car without ever taking my eyes off the road. Obviously i
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by fukawi2 4y ago
My company pays the sqlite team a significant amount annually for a support contract. (Without going into too much detail, the primary database for our application is an approximately 2TB sqlite database - no, that's not a typo).