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by jabiko 2y ago
Also you can watch his memorial service here: https://www.youtube.com/live/YbnPeUgHGu8?t=1271
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by jabiko 2y ago
> "A list of democracies that don't score non-democracies" This definition is nowhere to be found. I assume it's your interpretation, which, as already said, is flawed. For example Saudi Arabia is listed on all of tho
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by jabiko 2y ago
> V-dem, Bertelsmann, and EDI literally has scores for China. I think you confuse being listed on those indices with being a democracy. On V-dem China takes place 177 of 179, the Bertelsmann index categorized China as "hard-line aut
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by jabiko 2y ago
> China is a democracy Regardless of which democracy index ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_indices ) you consult, they all disagree with that statement.
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by jabiko 2y ago
I'm not trying to defend DNSimple and their decision to not keep the legacy plan around for existing customers. Sure, that's a hostile move that seems the be designed to squeeze more revenue from their existing customer base. I&#x
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by jabiko 2y ago
I'm wondering what prevented the author from having the sales call and seeing what rates they are willing to offer. Best case they might even be better than the current rates.
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by jabiko 2y ago
I don't see how publicly shaming someone (and yes, this is how I interpret the intend of your question) for the act of thanking the author of a project is going to help anyone. It is offered free of charge, so why should it be despicab
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by jabiko 2y ago
> The reason it’s considered a “3-way” handshake is mostly latency relate Its not latency related. Its because there 3 packets involved in completing the handshake. > If the delay sending a packet between the client and server is k, t
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by jabiko 2y ago
I'm not sure what radical changes you are referring to. There was a orthography reform in 1996 (with a transitional period until 2005). But other than that only minor changes occurred.
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by jabiko 2y ago
> Capital ß is a shit show, and it only confuses native speakers, because close to none of them have ever seen that glyph before. I don't think it's particularly confusing, but it is a great addition. As of 2017 the rules allow
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by jabiko 2y ago
Apparently its behind a flag because the feature is not completely ready yet. However I was unable to find what work is still needed for it to be considered ready: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1106626#c18
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by jabiko 2y ago
Or add a signed timestamp to the URL after which it isn't valid anymore. So the URL can't be used without opening the actual comment on GitHub.
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by jabiko 3y ago
I worked on a project team implementing TR-Notruf 2.0¹ for a regional ISP. TR-Notruf is the technical specification for routing calls and signalling caller location information for emergency calls in Germany. In that project I wrote the sof
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by jabiko 3y ago
Maybe I'm a bit to naive since I don't know the US banking system, but at least in the EU you just need to tell someone your IBAN and Name and they can transfer money to your account. Is it that much harder in the US?
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by jabiko 3y ago
This reminds me of the time I worked for a local telecommunications company and wrote software to interface with EWSD (Elektronisches Wählsystem Digital) switches. Honestly, working with telecommunications systems was the best time I had in
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by jabiko 3y ago
I would have liked them going more into the details of the caching issue. It sounds like they think the cache library was responsible for the issue, but a more technical analysis of what exactly went wrong within that library would be great
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by jabiko 3y ago
> Actually, how do people buy stuff in Germany? Most of the options I observed are either PayPal, direct debit, Giropay, collect on delivery or credit card. I absolutely prefer direct debit. Just enter your name and IBAN and you are done
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by jabiko 3y ago
If you look at Googles IPv6 statistics the latency seems to be lower with IPv6 in almost all countries: https://www.google.com/intl/de/ipv6/statistics.html#tab=per-...
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by jabiko 3y ago
Here is an interesting article by Airbus regarding the 90 degree nose wheel landings: https://safetyfirst.airbus.com/landing-with-nosewheels-at-90...
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by jabiko 3y ago
This is just speculation, but maybe there is a secondary rupture disk that vents the helium inside the room when the primary path (the exhaust to the outside) is blocked. And maybe that secondary rupture disk is too strong, so another rando
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by jabiko 3y ago
I didn't want to imply that its brand new or beta. Just that it is still being actively developed. For example the compacted topic support did get into GA in May 2023.
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by jabiko 3y ago
Since LinkedIn is using Kafka quite extensively, I'm wondering whether Azures poor support of Apache Kafka is at least partially responsible for this. Azure is developing its own inhouse message broker that they call EventHubs. And whi
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by jabiko 3y ago
I'm wondering how your two quotes "security of our customers is of the utmost importance to us" and "we believed there was something" fit together given that the issue stayed open for three years? So for three years
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by jabiko 3y ago
And so is my apartment door. But I can open the door whenever I want and its not up to my landlord to decide which guests I invite.
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by jabiko 3y ago
Intel doesn't charge licensing fees. You might have to pay a lab to certify your device as Thunderbolt 5 compliant, but that's a one time cost and nothing that Intel charges for.
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by jabiko 3y ago
As a German speaker it felt really weird reading it. Like your brain is in English mode, reads over the word, then backtracks, switches to German, reads it again and then continues with English.
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by jabiko 3y ago
> Can't be cheap to run the registry given the obscene size of some terraform providers. Some providers are also hosted externally. I guess if traffic is going to be a problem they might also just switch to hosting every provider th
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by jabiko 3y ago
Maybe they updated their TOS to allow them to do something new with the users data (selling it, storing it in another region, etc) and they want to get rid of accounts that haven't accepted the change. Its just a guess on my side what
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by jabiko 3y ago
Lets be honest. The more likely thing is that either the coworker would use an unchecked exception or that they would change the callsite to: try { theUpdatedFunction(); } catch (MyNewCheckedException e) { logger.warn("Wh
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by jabiko 3y ago
I think that's pretty much detailed in the "Why did we update our license to CC BY-SA 4.0?" section of the article.

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