iruoy

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   by iruoy 6y ago

   These are all standard tools. Why wouldn't you just run them as part of your CI workflow?
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   by iruoy 6y ago

   Are you still in school? If yes, well just take RAM into consideration next time. If no, get your boss to buy you a decent laptop immediately.
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   by iruoy 6y ago

   Netlify doesn't use cloudflare. Their DNS[1] is managed by NS1 and they host their websites on the edge[2] instead of using a cdn. [1]: https://ns1.com/blog/netlify-leverages-ns1-to-improve-perfor... [2]: https:&
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   by iruoy 6y ago

   I can recommend Jetbrains Rider [1] for anything C#. I prefer it over Visual Studio even. [1]: https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/
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   by iruoy 6y ago

   I am wondering about this too. Maybe not the full resolution, but I'd like to stretch this over 3 4K monitors.
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   by iruoy 6y ago

   That server is a little busy since it's been mentioned here. I've copied that repo to these locations: https://gitlab.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl https://git.teknik.io/ytdl-org/youtube-dl If
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   by iruoy 6y ago

   This [0] is a really interesting page. Companies that have an entire /8 block are AT&T, Apple, Ford, Cogent, Prudential Financial, USP and Comcast. For some reason the US Department of Defense has 13 /8 blocks. All others belo
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   by iruoy 6y ago

   On the Saidot website it sais: > Saidot develops and operates the City of Amsterdam's Algorithm Register > Saidot develops and operates the City of Helsinki's AI Register I don't know how much they've poured into t
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   by iruoy 6y ago

   > We have expanded our supported file types - .xml, .svg, and .webp - so files you’ve downloaded can be opened right in Firefox. This is very welcome. Especially XML.
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    I tried some sites I thought might get a high score. Mostly news sites and webstores since they like to know a lot about you. Fox News [1] and Breitbart [2] got scarily high scores [1] https://themarkup.org/blacklight/?
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    I think the Microsoft store is pretty good actually. I got 6 months of game pass for PC and didn't encounter any problems.
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    What would you say is Microsoft's worst game for microtransactions? I've played Forza Horizon 4 for a while and you can buy cars in that game, but you earn enough points that they all become pretty cheap after only a few hours in
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    As long as they're not going to release it it shouldn't be a problem I'd think.
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    In history class this is what was required on certain questions of my tests. I could have a correct answer without a certain keyword and get a lower grade on that question because of it
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    Good to see that the original maintainer is on board with this and package maintainers for the distros are changing to the new release. Today I noticed that Arch is already on this release. Albeit with this[0] patch applied. [0]: https:&#x
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    Jetpack is used for a lot of different things. Just today i found out about an upcoming Laravel package called Laravel Jetpack.
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    I'd like to add that Valet is a great tool and I use it daily. It is a Mac app though.
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    https://xkcd.com/1172/
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    by iruoy 6y ago

    I've added rust using this code fn main() { let mut r = 0; for _x in 0..20 { for y in 0..1_000_000 { r += y.to_string().len(); } } println!("{}",
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    TablePlus is awesome on MacOS, but not so much on Windows. I use TablePlus for quickly looking stuff up when I'm working on my MacBook, but I use DataGrip when I'm working on Linux.
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    > In fact, most of the time, if something bad is happening, simply letting go of the controls will lead to the issue resolving itself. Unless you're flying a Boeing 737 MAX that is.
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    Simple stuff like this looks very similar to Rust: https://godbolt.org/z/spkKai Rust quickly becomes harder though, while Zig is much easier to grasp.
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    I've stopped using torrents 4 years ago maybe, because I discovered usenet will use up my entire connection for not just the new stuff, but also 10 year old movies/series. I've tested it on a server in a local datacenter to t
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    Are you using Sonarr 2 or Sonarr 3? Sonarr 3 has a revamped UI. Sonarr 3 isn't technically stable, but I've been running it for more than a year now and didn't have any problems worth mentioning. Radarr, Lidarr and some other
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    NS1 could be another one to look at. I have never used their services (directly), but I've noticed Netlify uses them for their DNS services.
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    You can also read it here: https://outline.com/p3PBUY Medium really annoys me, because I can't even scroll without disabling my adblocker.
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    So decreasing workload on the servers and avoiding spikes in the read states queue is bad business? The article also states that is was quite easy to port over and didn't need any quirky tuning.
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    I used to use Gandi for all my domains. I've switched to OVH though. Their DNS also propagates in like a minute.
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    He could just add the windows binary to the github releases[0] and link to that though. I'm not sure if linking directly to the binary will cause similar problems, but he can at least publish the binary and link to the latest release.
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    by iruoy 7y ago

    Pretty good I might say looking at all the comments here. The rare album I download is rarely on Musicbrainz though, while Discogs[0] always had it. I'm sure it has something to do with the music genre these albums fall in (hardstyle),