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by java-man 3y ago
It might still be too early to know the age of the drawings (the article estimates "at least 24,000 years old"), but I couldn't help noticing that these drawings are much simpler than much older art in the Chauvet cave (dated
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by java-man 3y ago
Audit the billionaires next.
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by java-man 3y ago
A company with revenue in billions fails to reward someone who does QA for them. Consequence: next vulnerability is sold to malicious actors.
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by java-man 3y ago
... that we know of.
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by java-man 3y ago
I would recomment javafx. My opinion is biased, but there is a high probability it will be around and supported in the next 20 years, just like java Swing.
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by java-man 3y ago
In my experience, in the order of importance: 1. hire qualified people 2. document all the requirements and business decisions 3. rigorous design reviews 4. mandatory code reviews 5. implement tests for each requirement 6. have a regression
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by java-man 3y ago
You mean the very organizations that demanded these features to be installed in the first place?
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by java-man 3y ago
The article author does not know that abbreviations must be explained on first use. RSV == Respiratory syncytial virus, a common respiratory virus that causes cold-like symptoms in children and adults. [0] https://en.wikipedia.or
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by java-man 3y ago
What's a gsoc?
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by java-man 3y ago
I wonder who gets the ticket(s) in this situation?
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by java-man 3y ago
Wouldn't this be better: private static final Log log = const Log.getLog("yo"); instead of all that rigmarole around ComputedConstants?
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by java-man 3y ago
Let's just hope it won't be like that one alert in Hawaii. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Hawaii_false_missile_aler...
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by java-man 3y ago
"unknowingly". I don't believe it.
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by java-man 3y ago
Take it and [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work-to-rule
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by java-man 3y ago
Not clear at all, at least for me.
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by java-man 3y ago
Does it mean it is illegal to purchase or operate this type in the US?
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by java-man 3y ago
Thank you so much for your work! Always great fun to read your blog.
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by java-man 3y ago
From the linked article [0]: 100-mW of applied laser power at 660 nm. [0] https://www.mdpi.com/2075-4426/13/4/581/pdf?version=16798998...
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by java-man 3y ago
Direct link to the paper: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/Delivery.cfm/b8592914-c53a-4c84...
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by java-man 3y ago
Oh boy, this one is not cheap: VPS hosting, for example, is 2x..4x than that of DotBlock.
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by java-man 3y ago
For those who couldn't find the link at the first try: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/
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by java-man 3y ago
A similar thing, human-readable interface for iptables [0]. [0] https://linux.die.net/man/8/iptables
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by java-man 3y ago
How difficult is it to create English to iptables?
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by java-man 3y ago
Standard Notes [0]. [0] https://standardnotes.com/
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by java-man 3y ago
If done right, it serves the interests of society (early detection of pandemic hotspots, for example). But we know that governments all over the world are going to misuse that, so it's unlikely to happen. Unless it's already bein
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by java-man 3y ago
This is a spoof, but I think a real system would offer an immense value, as long as its use is limited to outbreaks.
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by java-man 3y ago
I wish we stopped using the word "recall" when talking about over-the-air software update, unless the vehicle must be physically present in a service center.
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by java-man 3y ago
I want javafx back in jdk!
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by java-man 3y ago
Ah, that's why my builds were failing...
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by java-man 3y ago
I wonder why more people are right-handed. What could be a biological basis for that?

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