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AfD is also Putin’s favorite and has many vocal Russian sympathizers in the party. Musk’s reach across global media is quite astounding and combined with his astronomical wealth, it’s something we in Europe are growing extremely fearful of.
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I think it’s pretty sad what happened to Rackspace. Around 2010 they had a truly awesome service and support and an API that was well designed. Openstack seemed like a great idea. AWS, GCP and Azure killed it off and all their talent jumped
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by junto 2y ago
Reminds me of this old post about deleting large amounts of data efficiently at MySpace. Page has now gone but was archived. https://web.archive.org/web/20090525233504/http://blogs.msdn... Brent Ozar tal
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by junto 2y ago
These are mostly way out of date now right?
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This brings back memories. Back around the same time in the mid-90’s I remember visiting a post-production company, who had multiple SGI Onyx supercomputers in their stylish glass walled server room, dedicated to processing special effects
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> I agree with the sentiment of this. I think our obsession with innate ~~mathematical~~ skill and genius is so detrimental to the growth mindset that you need to have in order to learn things. I strongly believe that the average human b
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Not really. The lack of votes seems to be in the younger “social media” generations. The lead up to polling day was very pro-Kamala and on polling day itself, sites like Reddit were a stream of “I voted Kamala” posts. Whether that was propa
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by junto 2y ago
At enterprise scale migrating to SAP is a 2-3 year project. Most of which is planning, discovery, business analysis and process modeling.
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Sticker prices don’t come down. Deflation is the boogeyman of economists.
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Nice collection. Do you have a recommendation for flowcharts, or more specifically for state charts? I’d like to be able to generate a DSL from a workflow engine with the current state and history of execution of a workflow instance and the
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by junto 2y ago
Holy crap that’s an interesting interview. Genuinely hilarious comment from that CIO as well. I knew nothing about this case before. Thanks for sharing.
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by junto 2y ago
I hate to say this but I’ve been using Bing for two years now on my corporate notebook and it’s pretty good. I could change it to Google if I want to, but quite honestly since Google’s search results have gone so spammy, I haven’t seen the
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Rider is an excellent IDE for .NET development. A lot less bloat than Visual Studio 2022. I’ve had a lot of my dev teams switch to it. We offer them both options. If you’re not working in legacy .NET Framework apps then I’d heavily suggest
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I help corporates evaluate and buy software. Having an ineffective bug bounty program, especially one that rewards black market activity on a terms & conditions technicality like this, is enough for me to put a black mark on your softwa
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by junto 2y ago
Can someone explain to me what the difference really is between WASM and older tech like Java Applets, ActiveX, Silverlight and Macromedia Flash, because they don’t really sound much different to me. Maybe I’m just old, but I thought we’d l
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by junto 2y ago
In the end unless we glass the earth with thermonuclear war, the earth will continue to adapt and flourish in one form or another. Yes, a mass extinction event is a possible outcome, but that has happened before and it just led to more dive
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by junto 2y ago
And your Google Authenticator TOTP records. Not sure if that’s changed recently, but it caught me out badly a few years ago that it didn’t save them to iCloud.
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This is giving me bad memories of MSDTC and Microsoft SQL Server here.
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I always found it interesting to read the initial announcement and follow up emails on the Cryptography Mailing List by Satoshi in 2009. Hal Finney responds relatively quickly to Satoshi’s email, whilst the rest of the mailing list is embro
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by junto 2y ago
Gmx.com addresses (assuming no use of VPN or Tor exit node) excluded people in Germany, Austria and Switzerland at the time. You would always have been redirected to the country TLD options. GMX.com was a new spin off around 2009. There’s a
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by junto 2y ago
I got to be honest. I read the text in the screenshot and assumed your post was political and aimed at a globally well known “politician”.
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I’ve always believed that you only need two name related fields in your database. The first is a formal greeting and the second informal greeting. The first is what appears on any formal correspondence such as letters and invoices. The seco
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by junto 2y ago
Strongly feels like decentralized trackbacks and pingbacks which died because they turned into spam monsters. This turns it into a centralized problem, but a problem nevertheless?
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Almost twenty years ago I worked on a project where an external unnamed “big four consultancy” had written a very long document titled “statement of works” that had about 130 pages. It described a LOB application for a corporate customer in
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The Great Bug Hunt (2018)(allenpike.com)
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I assume that as a European our GDPR laws would make this highly illegal if it were operating inside the EU?
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As a counter to the negative comment about this submission, I’d like to state that I really appreciate seeing content like this on HN.
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I increasingly just reject all cookies and it doesn’t seem to make much difference on the vast majority of websites I’ve simply said no to.
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Their caching proxy sucks though. We had to turn it off because it persistently caused build issues due to its unreliability.
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Our .NET teams are increasingly choosing MacBooks with Jetbrains Rider.

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