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by jve 4y ago
I'm glad I'm seeing some SAP post on HN frontpage. Why? When my sister started to working at SAP working on documentation, I had to look at some of those. I noticed something like SAPUI5 and thought: hey, this looks pretty modern
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by jve 4y ago
Does running Data Center workloads on renewable energy is any selling point to some corporations? Or it is a too minor feature? I happen to work at one of those places, but I am thinking it is just a marketing/PR value add-on: https:&
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by jve 4y ago
Locks ensure you get committed data back and not some data that is in-operation and may or may not end being persisted. If you don't care about it: SET SESSION TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ UNCOMMITTED ; And SQL can do parallel oper
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by jve 4y ago
> At the volumes my organization works with, it is very difficult to write performant SQL queries that use JOINs and other relationships as a developer - even as a DBA! - and often much easier, for me, to write performant application cod
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by jve 4y ago
Not even SpaceX is going to test launch when there are obvious issues.
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by jve 4y ago
People not recommending inkjet - I won't recommend them too. But there are ink tank printers available. I bought a cheap one, it doesn't have nice colors, but it has colors. And that printer doesn't need a refill for months (
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FCC Commissioner Criticizes Reversal of $885M Infrastructure Award to Starlink(twitter.com)
1 points by jve 4y ago|0 comments
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by jve 4y ago
Yes, at our org we actually roll out/enable protections step-by-step and monitor the impact. We are conservative on cloud dependencies, but Defender Cloud protection components is only one of the very few we opt-in. Obviously it's
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by jve 4y ago
Nice that you bring it up as it actually makes system more secure than less secure. MS Windows Defender also has extensive cloud protection enabled: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/defe
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by jve 4y ago
Not op, but current gas prices in european country: 1,8€/L 43 EUR would buy me 24L at most. And with my car I could travel 184km 70L full tank costs 126€ An economic car would go 430km for 43 EUR
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by jve 4y ago
> because... what else? Perhaps SQL is so good that it couldn't be replaced all these years. But yes, debugging could have been better.
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by jve 4y ago
Why do we waste state of art, bleeding edge manufacture capabilities on some cars? Who needs cars this fast? Who needs newer cars? To give you some answer. I'd say that newer technology enables the following, completely not exhaustive
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by jve 4y ago
> Edge also does all or almost all these things I'm not a heavyweight user of bookmarks. But I do love vertical tabs and grouping, which can be collapsed. Moreover, they can be saved to collections (to get rid from tabs) and collect
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by jve 4y ago
> In Latvia it costs: 1,240.00 c/kWh Note that this is particular price point today (11.08.2022) at 12 - 13. Record was some other day for 2100 c/kWh. However at particular moment, you can get 27 c/kWh fixed price contract
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by jve 4y ago
Not slow, but unavailable: > code.onedev.io took too long to respond
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by jve 4y ago
> I would recommend a $5/month email service. Surprise! There is. https://workspace.google.com/intl/en_ie/pricing.html > Google Workspace Standard Support—Standard Support is included with your Google W
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Why are the Microsoft Office file formats so complicated? (2008)(joelonsoftware.com)
3 points by jve 4y ago|0 comments
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by jve 4y ago
I also remember reading about that somwhere, sometime... loading... ah, here it is: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2008/02/19/why-are-the-micros... > The file format is contorted, where necessary, to make
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by jve 4y ago
I don't know the exact year that file format was made, but you had to think about performance more than wasting so much memory and cpu cycles to have a fancy file format, no? Ofcourse that era Microsoft tools didn't think much abo
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by jve 4y ago
F&O would be former AX? That seems highly rewarded field. I know it only from SQL point of view - It helped grow my SQL skills when SQL would be brought to it's knees (along with the business) due to skewed data distribution and oc
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by jve 4y ago
Hey fellow Dynamics 365 (CRM?) developer. I see they move in VSCode direction with tools like Power Platform CLI [1], power platform tools extension [2]. PCF (PowerAps Component framework) enabling to develop UI components in frontend frame
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by jve 4y ago
> In the winter humidify the air for more efficient heating? I'm rusty too, but the more mass you have, (or things that takes heat) the more energy you need to heat up. But then you have inertia. That's why people put bricks ar
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by jve 4y ago
Picture in README.MD really tells you that author is aware of kvass (the drink). This repo actually made me google up that wiki page to get an answer: "Is this drink really called kvass elsewhere, not only in my country?". Yes it
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Notepad++ v8.4.4 – Happy Users' Edition(notepad-plus-plus.org)
3 points by jve 4y ago|1 comments
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by jve 4y ago
It's great to have follow up for Notepad++ v8.4.3 - Unhappy Users' Edition: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32025562
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by jve 4y ago
> Note: the vulnerable module’s path has been modified for security reasons Hilarious. Just making things harder for us to identify not the attackers.
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by jve 4y ago
> but the algorithm didn't get faster Could it be branch predictor at play? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11227809/why-is-processi...
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by jve 4y ago
Managing IPs manually is same amount of work as managing iptables - see updated question. Yeah, integrating identity providers could work, knowing recipient email addresses and that they use particular services. However that has some comple
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by jve 4y ago
Yeah, try setting up TLS client cert remotely for your grandma and few people... manual iptables is easyer, then :)
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by jve 4y ago
Country/time/user agent pair won't leave too much ambiguity. I'm talking about persons I know where they live.

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