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Note: the order of "foo" and PID is switched in this example. $ sudo tubectl register-pid "foo" $(pidof httpd) tcp 127.0.0.1 8080 ExecStartPost=tubectl register-pid $MAINPID foo tcp 127.0.0.1 8080
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> Constant time subscripting is a myth. There's nothing(*) useful to be obtained by adding a fixed offset to the base of your string, in any unicode encoding, including UTF-32. What about UTF-256? Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow
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> Right now PHP does not support Unicode at a low level. There are ways to ensure that UTF-8 strings are processed OK, but it’s not easy, and it requires digging in to almost all levels of the web app, from HTML to SQL to PHP. We’ll aim
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Promotion and making venues available are unaddressed issues here. The power of the institution is not just that of 'hard' censorship but of the 'soft' censorship we experience so often in the online tech world. Freedom
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To everyone that doesn't get it, think desktop UI controls, but for the web. Joel explains it clearly on the intro blog post: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2022/01/27/making-the-web-bet... The strongly
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by irq-1 5y ago
_hyperscript_web.min.js is 84.1 KiB (86,093 bytes) and when zipped it's 22.1 KiB (22,641 bytes)
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You can use the command line for sqlite on the server. There are lots of GUI tools if you copy the file local. Here's one I use https://sqlitestudio.pl
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Forms should support the required attribute, and :optional, :invalid, :valid https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/:required Client-side form validation - https://developer.mozilla.
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by irq-1 5y ago
And if it's not important you can send an email to an SMS gateway for (most?) providers. Google the addresses.
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by irq-1 5y ago
Isn't network monitoring and logging the bigger issue for a VPN service? How can you provide transparency of the network?
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Accurate time is what makes Google Spanner (global SQL database) work. Hope others start implementing easy global consistency with this. > ...enables clients of Cloud Spanner to perform consistent reads across an entire database (even ac
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by irq-1 5y ago
> Going through monetary history, we show how a true numeraire must be one of minimum variance with respect to an arbitrary basket of goods and services This isn't true. In the 14th century, for example, someone would find a silver
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Money: The Unauthorised Biography by Felix Martin
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> All I have to offer is an idea for branding: LobotomizeMyDevice #BuyDumb
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How does the 'Maker Pen' work? It looks like constructive solid geometry. Is there any voxel design? Where (client/server) and when do the meshes get created and transferred? Is it a system of downloading lots of small, uniqu
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Isn't the memory barrier a huge penalty? (WASM can only access it's own memory, never the hosts.) I've been thinking about how WebAssembly could work server side to host websites, but every step seems to be copy bytes into or
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13. We’re never going to get the broader SE culture to care about things like performance, compatibility, accessibility, security, or privacy, at least not without legal regulations that are enforced. [3] And regulations are written in bloo
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by irq-1 5y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/15/22837631/apple-csam-dete...
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by irq-1 5y ago
I thought all the 'ban killer robots' talk was way too soon. Robots are coming faster than I thought.
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Interesting. Looks like Windows does use it the Distributed File System Replication (DFSR) service. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/d...
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Everyone gets paid! > Proof-of-Stake attacks aren't about having 51% of the CPU that overwhelms a Proof-of-Work system, but about having 60-70% of the _value_ in the network. If a nation buys 2/3 of the coin and destroys the ne
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Putting all SQL into the database gets you two huge advantages: First, all relations and dependencies are visible for DDL changes, and what the code uses is easy to see without looking through the code. Second, a test database can use (near
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by irq-1 5y ago
They didn't have any trouble during the drug war when new variations were made because they weren't illegal -- the government made all variants illegal and continued on. That's what they do when they care. When they don'
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Under "Opt-out of Suggested Content" its "No" for the Vizio TVs. Either its generic Ads, or they're watching you to target the Ads.
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Curious if there is a one liner that would cover 80%+ of the error handling: onerror add context and return ; onerror function(err) and return ;
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Off topic. What would you think of a 1 to 1 relation between gRPC functions and stored procedures? Keeping all the SQL together inside postgres is great for debugging and updates; you can see all dependencies. One to one would stop you from
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by irq-1 5y ago
There is also the $4 Raspberry Pico: https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-pico/
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by irq-1 5y ago
Dixy looks easy, but "There is only one simple rule. In Dixy, everything is a dictionary [string:string]" isn't accurate or helpful. It's also [string:dictionary] and [string:?] where ? means nil. White space matters, an
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by irq-1 5y ago
Not Amazons fault for making a door bell that can listen 70ft away, but the customers fault for not respecting privacy? Right.
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Now do .NET :) No, seriously, we need the same thing for .NET

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