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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Visual Studio Code is reasonably popular. It’s available on Windows, macOS and Linux. It even offers debugging. Though you can basically use any editor.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
I don’t build the VMs myself, they’re created as part of a CI pipeline. I once tried converting the VMs to VirtualBox while I was waiting for the VMware license—didn’t work. But maybe it’ll work with 1809, who knows. Don’t have it yet.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Based on Hyper-V? Bummer. I use VMware Workstation at work and that’s not going to change.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Some tests (e.g. unit tests) can run like this, yes. Other tests, including some benchmarks, are not meaningful when wrapped in a single process. Invocation speed and specifics matter.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
The second paragraph mentions that this is about a test suite . It has to “spawn processes all-over” to do its job.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
A good SPA uses `pushState` and URL routing to have individual URLs for views.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
> I wouldn't use object oriented programming for small programs. Why bother with types when you can express things in a couple hundred lines of python with functions? Hm? Types don't require OO. Even your 100 line program can b
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
XUL extensions could always do that. The could also encrypt your files and demand ransom. Did anyone ever complain? No. It's required. No way around that.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
I’d like to highlight a few points that are mostly not about Windows. > * windows don't remember their previous position on multi-screens. Not an OS concern. Most applications do remember, by the way. > * terminal beeps at you on
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Yes, but that’s just the document. You’d apply for a new card and that’s it. No tests or anything required, just an up-to-date photo. „Nach Ablauf der Gültigkeit des Scheins kann er einfach neu beantragt werden.“
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
(Almost) every browser does that. Firefox is just a little more restrictive and doesn’t do it with non-FQDN addresses by default .
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Tried that. However, because they refuse to let their spam filter look at mail contents , it’s worthless. Other than that, it’s acceptable and custom domains are possible, too. Many of my mail addresses have been around for decades and rec
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Good to know, thanks for testing!
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
I wonder if `splice`, `shift`, `unshift` and other methods that modify arrays in-place are also affected.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
> significantly faster than blocking in browser. Also significantly less effective. It’s nice for devices/cases where you cannot have an adblocker in your browser. It is unnecessary otherwise.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Not all that impressive, considering non-consistent code style and the like. Also not a fan of unnecessarily cryptic variable names.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
The CPU isn't patched, not permanently. This update must be loaded after every processor reset.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
In case anyone is wondering if there truly is something like Dropbox (delta sync, desktop app, mobile app, web interface, ...): There is. It’s Seafile. The Docker image is reasonably easy to set up and run.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
No, it doesn’t. Only NTFS is supported: https://www.dropbox.com/help/desktop-web/system-requirements...
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
The (supposed) Dropbox engineer refers to Extended Attributes. Maybe they’re doing uncommon stuff with ’em that uncommon filesystems cannot cope with... ;)
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
But that depends on what you’re trying to test. If you want to test your DSL/cable/fiber connection (and nothing else), it’s actually good if the ISP is hosting the test server. If you want to measure the speed you’ll realisticall
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
To learn from past mistakes, probably. If you want to create something better, you first need to determine what’s bad.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Something along the lines of db.Query<Car>("SELECT * FROM Cars WHERE InsuranceEndDate < @Date", new { Date = DateTime.Now }); /edit: Sorry, missed the "number of". Well, you get the idea. It'd
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Currently I’m trying to use Dapper if possible. It allows me to write efficient queries manually and just maps the results to objects. For simple queries though (single-table), Entity Framework is just as fast. Because I’m mostly working on
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
An ORM doesn’t have to be slow. Most can source their data from custom queries or stored procedures. Not using an ORM requires writing lots of code to do what the ORM would otherwise do. Is that really appropriate today? Should we not tak
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Hm. Sounds great and all, but there’s a catch: All “managed” networks (corporate, schools or otherwise) are built on the fact that port 80 means HTTP and port 443 means HTTPS. I don’t see SRV in use for browsers, ever.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Works for me on my iPad.
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
I have a Precision 5520 (basically an XPS 15) at work. At home, I have a Retina MacBook Pro Late 2013. I still prefer the MacBook, even though it’s a lot less powerful. First off, the killer with anything Dell: The firmware is just incredib
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
I tried. However - On Mailbox.org I receive spam. Lots of it. Why? Because they don’t look at message contents in their spam filter. Privacy, remember? - On other search engines, I don’t find what I’m looking for. Not even remotely. - Firef
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by fuzzy2 8y ago
Notable previous discussions: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17006503 (has a lot on why it was forked from Gogs and whether using the fork is still a good idea) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id

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