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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Very nice app indeed, its offline maps allow me to just leave the phone at home when riding my bike. Also some very useful features like backing up the on-watch settings, allowing you to restore them if you ever have to reset your Watch.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> - This doesn't even solve the issue. Right you are, but for a different reason: Face masks entirely break Apple Pay. If you have an Apple Watch, lucky you, you can use the watch to pay instead. If you don’t? Well, tough luck. Unlo
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
It may not run to completion in the future, that’s true. However, if it’s something as simple as a shell script or a shell command list, it’s at least relatively transparent. Unlike, say, tasks on Azure DevOps. Not a fan of those.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Hm, it’s different for me. Since at work I don’t really do the Continuous Integration/Delivery stuff (or anything with “real infrastructure”), I find it very enjoyable to fiddle with it at home. There’s no pressure to accomplish anythi
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
But the main problem with Teams is its low-performance GUI (Electron-based). And from what I hear about Discord, it's the same there. There's other minor problems like insane chat latency, but I can work with that. Voice and Video
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Unless the context menu is not available, that is.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
On code blocks, you can have syntax highlighting. However, inserting them is a pain and you have to manually select the language. Ich course, everything still sucks, yes.
578.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
How is this even remotely comparable? The article mentions the switch occurs when patients are unconscious. They cannot give or deny consent. When you go see a doctor and it isn't a doctor, you can just leave.
579.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
A separate domain name for static assets would not receive any cookies of the actual site. This means less data transferred and in theory a proxy closer to the user could more easily cache these requests, even for multiple clients.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Cannot offer any data on that but I experimented with a SD TV series episode. HEVC and AV1 ended up at the same file size (few kilobytes difference) but encoding AV1 took over 10 times as long using rav1e.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Nothing lightweight with any solution involving the IntelliJ platform, lol. Still, you're better of with the specialized IDEs. Some of their functionality is not available as plugins for IntelliJ IDEA, even though it would probably be
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Muting doesn’t help if the person with background noise has to talk, unfortunately. I believe that most of the time, background noise can be avoided. Using good microphones, separate rooms, RTX Voice, …
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Haha. Just last week I posted in the intranet about exactly this. The response was telling. Pandemic bad, so cut those poor parents with screaming kids some slack. You cannot understand me because the birds outside are too loud? Please tell
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Could you expand on what you mean by "bucket based"? Maybe the so-called "tables"? They sound pretty identical to ipset on Linux.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Please read the article before complaining… Key point IMHO: > They [frameworks] are very powerful tools, written in plain vanilla language and in a very generic way, a fact that makes them great learning tools which can help anyone learn
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Yes, it probably wouldn’t irreparably sink or something like that. Still, specialized recovery work would take even more time. Not to mention the possibility of containers falling down. Best to take it slow and steady.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Because it's, you know, stuck. If they accidentally sink it, the cleanup will be even more messy.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
They do not, though. Chrome terminates any idle (or too-busy) service workers after some time.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Note that the article author is on macOS (using Safari). On macOS, closing the last window does not necessarily close the application and this is an established pattern.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
They backups are probably fine (as in “the data is in there”) but there may be no plans on how to restore them. Or they may be incomplete. I doubt any external factors are to blame.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
The only way someone could arrive at the conclusion that “write simple code” is superior to any clean code principles is when they have already “absorbed” and perhaps transcended these principles. What does this tell us? It takes a mature d
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Sure it is. However, teachers/mentors may be just a tad to dogmatic and pupils/juniors may just be a tad to inexperienced to properly grok when to do what. And it sure is easier to just not argue about it and abstract everything.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Also, Borg backup.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
That’s not the case here. What you describe is basically compression in “solid blocks”. `xz`, however, is (in practice virtually always) fully solid. It allows greater compression efficiency at the expense of random access, which is not pos
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
You assume that whoever reads the code next already knows Tailwind. They do not. Tailwind might be simple, but it is undoubtedly opaque. A CSS class defined in the same application is not.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Dunno about guided bombs, but cruise missiles have been using some pretty fascinating techniques to navigate before GPS was a thing. It's probably hard to find CPU specs, because they're defense technology.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
The CPU will probably be destroyed by radiation before long. I'd guess the key factors here were weight, power draw, size and perhaps performance. A radiation-hardened CPU probably didn't fit the bill. It's also super expensi
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I totally agree. There’s just this thing called “reality” and unless your ticket by coincidence ends up catching the eye of someone who can actually do something about it, it will be left to rot. And because nobody will bother looking at th
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
The downside is that Mozilla tracks thousands of open tickets, most of which are probably obsolete. But who is going to start now with reviewing stuff from 20 years ago? As much as it pains me (I’m still tracking multiple bugs I reported) t
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
The problem is that these features are not discoverable. Who would ever think of dragging a window by the maximize button?

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