heurisko

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by heurisko 4y ago
I am interested in Rust because of its safeguards around multithreaded programming. This is is my main motivation to learn it. What I've found good about rust is its modern toolchain and documentation.
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by heurisko 4y ago
In the past, I've found making tomcat listen on unprivileged 8080 and proxying it using nginx on 443 works well.
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by heurisko 4y ago
> without doing a iota of research into procedures which are a century old? Assuming you're referring to procedures around altering one's body to resemble the opposite sex, there're no long term studies on the effects of m
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by heurisko 4y ago
> stack developer. I may not have direct experience with Your Thing but I've worked on a hundred things I didn't know because I can fucking Figure It OUT. I have the degrees, I have the experience. Oh and your little LeetCode p
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by heurisko 4y ago
I have experience working with IoT hardware, there were a fair few bugs, in an apparently constrained domain. One including a datatype mismatch, that was also a bug in the specification.
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by heurisko 4y ago
I think there is also a generational divide in not wanting to collect figurines, ornaments etc.
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by heurisko 4y ago
I've got wooden furniture. It doesn't rot, because it's inside. If plastic rotted like wood when exposed to the elements, that would be great.
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by heurisko 4y ago
It works well, compiled and used it last week. LineageOS said it was out of date, but it worked for me on Ubuntu 22.04.
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by heurisko 4y ago
> Recently, places as diverse as Texas, California, Oklahoma/Iowa/Kansas/Nebraska (SPP), the UK, and Germany have rapidly decarbonized without nuclear. Nuclear is still part of the UK's strategy and new nuclear is sti
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by heurisko 4y ago
Indeed, I see where you are coming from. However I wonder if it would work better if the module were brought under the Caddy namespace and marked "beta". At least then, there would be a show of commitment for the idea, if not the
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by heurisko 4y ago
Cross-platform (i.e. Mac) systemd journal file viewer. Currently you can only view the log files on Linux using journalctl.
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by heurisko 4y ago
> they didn’t spent that time wisely to build useful set of skills (in their teens) I learnt how to program in my teens. I attribute this to being of a particular mind that liked it. This was fortunate as it also happened later to be a h
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by heurisko 4y ago
I look through my server logs sometimes and often see connection and request throttling being activated, by those who are hitting the servers with their automated exploit tools. I see having some sort of throttling as essential as being abl
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by heurisko 4y ago
I think Caddy should adopt the module as a core module.
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by heurisko 4y ago
Yes, I came across that. Didn't really compare to rate limiting in nginx, in terms of maturity or support. > WORK IN PROGRESS: Please note that this module is still unfinished and may have bugs. Please try it out and file bug report
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by heurisko 4y ago
When I evaluated Caddy it was missing some features, such as rate limiting. But I think Caddy is a fine server as well.
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by heurisko 4y ago
Similar to your experience with Blender, Inkscape is a much younger project, but I think from the beginning its UI was better than Gimp. So it's extra frustrating, as creating an understandable UI is evidently possible.
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by heurisko 4y ago
The situation now resembles the vertically integrated film and distribution companies that had to be broken up in the 20th century. https://nofilmschool.com/vertical-integration-legal
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by heurisko 4y ago
Am I missing something or is this the opposite of what is happening? > Beginning in late 2022, you will be able to send EPUB (.EPUB) documents to your Kindle library from the Kindle app. Before this point, it was never possible to send e
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by heurisko 4y ago
It's an issue for onboarding and new hires, especially where junior mentorship is required.
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by heurisko 4y ago
For parts of the day, I use a laptop, balanced on a knee, whilst reclined. Particularly when reading code, rather than writing it. When I need to write something, I'll switch back to the desk. I go to the gym to avoid muscle atrophy as
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by heurisko 4y ago
I think it is reasonable to give your birthday +/- a few days.
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by heurisko 4y ago
The austerity measures imposed by the EU Troika increased preventable mortality in Greece. https://www.forbes.com/sites/francescoppola/2018/08/31/the-t... At the time, the German taxpayer rightly sa
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by heurisko 4y ago
> to keep Greece afloat and prevent it from going down in the way that Lebanon or other places outside the EU's aegis did more recently No, they did it to keep the EU banking system afloat, which was exposed to Greek debt. They also
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by heurisko 4y ago
I can remember what the Eurozone, as the Commission, Central Bank and IMF did to countries after the European sovereign debt crisis. There was a complete lack of solidarity, which precipitated a humanitarian crisis in countries like Greece.
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by heurisko 4y ago
It seems that social housing is a big feature of Vienna's housing policy https://www.huduser.gov/portal/pdredge/pdr_edge_featd_articl... In the UK previous governments allowed social housing tenants to buy,
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by heurisko 4y ago
Southern European states, such as Greece are already bankrupt--they are just in the European Union's debtor's prison. There is a fundamental schism in the EU, and that is they share a currency, without a common fiscal policy. It&#
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by heurisko 4y ago
In Blake's "Laocoön": The Eternal Body of Man is the Imagination, that is,/ God himself/ The Divine Body/ } Jesus: we are his Members./ It manifests itself in his Works of Art (In Eternity All is Vision).
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by heurisko 4y ago
William Blake's God was the human imagination, which he called "Jerusalem". He saw the creation of the "Vegetable" physical world as the fall from this state, which is why he criticised those who thought they could
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by heurisko 4y ago
Looking forward to upgrading. Although one of the first things I do is to install the old Unity interface, which in my opinion, is easier to use than Gnome Shell.

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