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by jalk 3y ago
I laughed a little when reading the info box “24x7” (stating that SektorCERT can’t respond to attacks outside of business hours). I.e. “We told you fucking so”
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by jalk 3y ago
Seems like the author fell into this trap
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by jalk 3y ago
GitHub uses mermaid https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/wor...
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by jalk 3y ago
What crap is in lactose-free yoghurt? Afaik they add lactase which lactose tolerant ppl still “produce” after weaning. So the lactose is simply “pre-digested” into glucose and galactose.
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by jalk 3y ago
You probably still have some entry point/example client that use those repos/services
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by jalk 3y ago
I was pretty disgusted when Dyson called their hairdryers “zero carbon emission” because they used brushless DC motors
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by jalk 3y ago
Not sure what was not neat about the demo style credits! Were you disappointed that there weren't any actual presets?
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by jalk 3y ago
It looks fairly standard tbh. A lot of the heavy lifting is done by AWS. They likely didn’t start out with this exact architecture in mind, but adapted along the way. I.e. something like: The timestamped key format improved poor performanc
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by jalk 3y ago
Nginx-unit is reconfigurable using REST: https://unit.nginx.org/controlapi/
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by jalk 3y ago
> Good animations have a purpose, showing where something came from or is going Many websites will slowly slide a newsletter sign up form up from the bottom. We already know that it comes from the underworld, so the animation absolutely
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by jalk 3y ago
You can click the search icon while in navigation mode, to search along the route. It doesn’t work that great as you have to zoom to an aprox area and it seems somewhat arbitrary what comes up. It will show you how many minutes of detour a
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by jalk 3y ago
So the reason that gas, in LA area at least, have different prices for cash and card (typically ~$0.25/gal more for card) is not because of additional risk for the gas station, but just classic US exorbitant fees?
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by jalk 3y ago
How about W - sometimes written more rounded than pointed. Not sure if that plays into the regional difference of Double-U vs Double-V
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by jalk 3y ago
What do you cover the containers with? The plastic covers that comes with pyrex doesn't seems to be anything special.
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by jalk 3y ago
And would it make economical sense to build rocket launch pads at the lowest points?
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by jalk 3y ago
Tomatoes comes from South America so couldn’t have been on the Pompeii pizza
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by jalk 3y ago
How about letting kids earn screen time points through learning apps. The current time based blocking in iOS doesn’t mean the kids will do homework when device is locked.
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by jalk 3y ago
Divers don’t change
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by jalk 3y ago
Couldn't help thinking of the complex writing cargo cult.
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by jalk 3y ago
Perhaps I was unclear: None of those additional specs change the wire protocol - Just like IMAP, HTTP and DNS doesn't change how TCP/IP works. I.e. MTC is a sysex format, General Midi is just instruments names -> program numbe
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by jalk 3y ago
Midi 1.0 is still in active, since they didn't change the protocol until 2.0 It's hard to see what you want: You can't be complaining about lack of physical interfaces not present on your hardware (the additional specs for Mi
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by jalk 3y ago
B) Unclear what you mean by extensions - please give some examples?
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by jalk 3y ago
I hope this means we can have class compliant USB midi devices with Jitter correction and "interrupt driven" transfers (as opposed to the low priority bulk transfer mode used in USB midi 1.0). This should mean way better midi cloc
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by jalk 3y ago
How so? There have been plenty of 3D window managers and IMO was all just gimmicks, not really contributing to any increase in workflow. Edit:typo
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by jalk 3y ago
Sounds like your friend overstepped local cultural norms which is quite the opposite of "integration"
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by jalk 3y ago
Yes because those disk we copied from friends, never contained any viruses...oh wait.
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by jalk 3y ago
I don’t know why, but I was disappointed they didn’t disclose how much the reward was.
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by jalk 3y ago
Oh, this perhaps explains why my horoscope is wrong a lot of the time
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by jalk 3y ago
I'm with you on that
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by jalk 3y ago
I guess that figure is set by some ancient standard for transmitting bits semi reliable on AM, which doesn't employ the same encoding tricks that modems did. POTS lines had a max baud rate of 2400, and the higher speeds were accomplish

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