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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Nice article, I'm just productionising a Rails 8 app and was wondering whether it was worth switching from SolidQueue (which has given me no stress in dev) to Redis ... maybe not.
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Time for a vinyl-style Perl revival ...
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
[2024]
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Minions of the Fuhrer(cinemasojourns.com)
3 points by jjgreen 10mo ago|0 comments
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
This is a jury trial in progress, there are rules against prejudicing such. Genuinely interested readers can read a trial report here: https://realmedia.press/the-filton-trial-4/
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Phones happened.
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
This author has chosen to make their posts visible only to people who are signed in.
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Risky being an ally of the US, "Cornwall has tin you say" ...
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Likewise, I'd assumed sphere eversion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphere_eversion
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CI-Hush(gitlab.com)
33 points by jjgreen 10mo ago|4 comments
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Needs that "dualing banjos" playing in the background ...
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
That means something rather different in the UK: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogging_(sexual_slang)
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
In a music shop a few weeks ago, I had to explain to a young man that the opening of the inner sleeve should be inside the outer cover so that the record that he'd just purchased (for a crapload of cash) did not fall out. Sweet real
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
I spent too much of my life rewinding cassettes with a pencil to save batteries, get right to fuck.
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
There's never going to be a Python 4 There will, but called Pyku ...
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think you think that C++ programmers actually want to write "broken garbage", so when you say "millions of people want broken garbage" the implication is that a) they do
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Interesting -- I'm a Brit and have that ick, I can't really understand people who don't: that agents of the state can demand "papers please" fills me with foreboding, particularly given recent European history. Tha
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
I swear I read that as "DHH says ..." before reading the article
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
It is possible to like something without hating people who like something else, can't people just live and let live?
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
I've never had one for exactly this reason, but find that in the supermarkets, the person behind me is generally more than happy to lend their card to me: I get the discount, they get the points, win-win!
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
The article's title: Phone Searches at the Border Are Up. How to Protect Your Privacy. Answer: Don't visit the US.
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The most durable tech is boring, old, and everywhere(theregister.com)
3 points by jjgreen 10mo ago|1 comments
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
If you think the convenience is worth it then knock yourself out. I'll pass.
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
A gender ratio that makes the Smurf village look like a feminist utopia
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
quasi?
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Ah, Iran International: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/oct/31/concern-over-u...
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
The rich don't make good eating in any case, too greasy, too much cocaine, if you must then you'd really want to slow roast ...
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
Try holding a piece of paper bearing "I support Palestine Action" anywhere near a plod.
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
stressed out of the mine Never heard that, some deep Yorkshire saying? Or typo?
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by jjgreen 10mo ago
If you don't like this proof of the RH, the same author has four others to try: https://independent.academia.edu/KristinTynski

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