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by hashar 3y ago
I opened the video in the background and immediately recognized the person: the author behind the 3Blue1Brown YouTube channel. It has a long series of video regarding various mathematical topics which are rather accessible. My favorite by f
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by hashar 3y ago
> Also, any chance I get to plug the greatest StackExchange answer ever, I will: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1218390/what-is-your-mos... You might consider posting that link a standalone entry on hacker
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by hashar 3y ago
The `useskin` parameter should work on any MediaWiki instance as long as the targeted skin is installed on the instance. You can grab the list of skins from: Special:Version (example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speci
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by hashar 3y ago
If that protocol is a technical solution to the problem and match our requirements toward privacy, I don't see why it would not be adopted, then: - The TCP header is not encrypted and thus publicly exposes the IP address of the client
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by hashar 3y ago
I too am working for the Wikimedia Foundation. I have a good example showing how much we run on a budget, to avoid outing someone against their will, I will replace technology terms with letters: A new employee joined from one of the big te
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by hashar 3y ago
I would guess the pool of IP addressed used by Apple has been blocked from contributing since for any good faith editor, there is a vast amount of vandals taking advantage of the feature to deface articles en masse. https://meta.
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by hashar 3y ago
Definitely it rang as Hayes AT command set to me ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayes_AT_command_set ). So I was kind of expecting a dig into those commands which I recently had to relearn again for automobiles OBD-2
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by hashar 3y ago
Slightly related is C language using null terminated strings which is the source of buffer overflows. From what I remember the assembly languages of whatever platform they were using relied on NUL, an alternative was to use a leading single
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by hashar 4y ago
I am also not sure how you got the 42 unicorns figure for Europe, https://europeanunicornmap.com/ lists 130 of them and I am guessing it keeps growing. We have plenty of almost unicorns here in Europe, then they tend to be
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by hashar 4y ago
PHP 5 was kind of slow, to a point it threatened the future of Facebook (now Meta). They eventually went to transform it to CPP for speed improvement hiphop-cpp then went to build a VM with jit compilation. You could then deploy your app b
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by hashar 4y ago
> https://earthly.dev/blog/bazel-build/ That is a good read thank you.
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by hashar 4y ago
Kind of. If configured you can send your review by emails https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/intro-u... If you get the an email you can read it from your mail client, retrieve the change from Gerrit o
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by hashar 4y ago
My place has a large shipyard and as story I got told is that good welder lands there with a private jet, do their welding then fly to the next place. I am guessing good welders have a niche market as well.
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by hashar 4y ago
Phabricator is no more actively maintained but its author (Evan) is still doing some improvements and recently applied a security fix. The latest release https://secure.phabricator.com/w/changelog/2022.15/ T
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by hashar 5y ago
Hi, I have been involved with the Wikimedia infrastructure since roughly 2004. The 50k daily hit on https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Live_mirrors is merely to illustrate a web proxy can dramatically reduce the number of