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by kapep 4y ago
It is not a unique timestamp though. Each day, all visitors start at 00:00:00. All users that visit the site a second time get the timestamp 00:00:01 and so on.
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by kapep 4y ago
It's mentioned on their blog: https://www.monicahq.com/blog/a-new-version-is-coming > [...] Monica is an old code base now. Old in the sense that it’s 7 years old and it has been touched by hundred of contribut
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by kapep 4y ago
I had to look it up too, it apparently is a constraint for subtypes defined in Liskovs substitution principle [1]. From Wikipedia: > History constraint (the "history rule"). Objects are regarded as being modifiable only through
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by kapep 4y ago
I have Aqara WSDCGQ11LM sensors which only have small holes for the sensor at the bottom but no ventilation holes for the main part of the board. At the bottom of the product page [1] they have an explosion graphic rendering which looks lik
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by kapep 4y ago
The author says the first example is slightly incorrect because the Green (a name) and green (a color) have a very different meaning. The example that follows is using the physical color of the building and the conceptual color of the build
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by kapep 4y ago
I have the same entries, as well as "Edit with Notepad++" in the menu of every file. I'm torn about that one. I use it, but mostly only because the "open with" menu is too cluttered as well. There are some strange b
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by kapep 4y ago
shapez.io [1] - It's is great game inspired by Factorio. I would describe it as a minimalist Factorio-light. [1]: https://shapez.io/
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by kapep 4y ago
> It kind of goes without saying that losing the key results in you getting locked out - if there was any other way there wouldn't really be much of a point to the complication of making yourself dependent on a stick. > As a back
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by kapep 4y ago
Well there's more to the client than just playing music. As GP said there is bloat but to me some features are very useful. A big part of the client is for browsing through music/album/playlists/artists. Of course you co
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by kapep 4y ago
Which OS? On my system (Windows 11) the official Spotify client occupies about 300 MB on RAM when just running songs from a playlist.
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by kapep 4y ago
To me a lot flavours are very noticable in first second(s) and quickly lose their intensity after that. It might not be much of an issue if it only tastes more salty for the short time while the chopsticks are in your mouth, if the brain co
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by kapep 5y ago
I don't think "Microkernel Architecture" is the same as "Modular Architecture". I've only heard the term "Microkernel Architecture" used for systems that have clear public extensions points that enabl
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by kapep 5y ago
> this smells of not using a whitelist mechanism What makes you think that? I just skimmed the draft and it seems to use a sensible whitelist as default. Developers can allow or deny additional elements/attributes as they like.
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by kapep 5y ago
I don't think it's wrong to assume that fame/popularity plays a role in open source. Open source developers have to get motivation from somewhere. Taking some pride in developing something popular is fine in my opinion. That
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by kapep 5y ago
I think the point was that it doesn't make sense to expect that strings in a format like JSON or a programming language will only be used for non-computing related plain text.
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by kapep 5y ago
> If someone wanted to create AST-based diff and merge tools for a given language, they could be plugged right into the existing `git` infrastructure and it would work with them absolutely fine. There's a lot tooling in the Eclipse
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by kapep 5y ago
> But the letter of the law was that gambling occurs _in the jurisdiction where_ the random chance takes place "where the random chance takes place" could easily be interpreted as where the random number is _used_ and not where
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by kapep 5y ago
There is a middle ground between "working nights and weekends for at least a year" and "accept it as it is and coast". Why do you only consider the extremes? What's stopping you from improving things slowly without
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by kapep 5y ago
I was pleasantly surprised that in the UK the waiters proactively ask you if you want tap water with your meal. In Germany you have to explicitly ask for it and then often have to endure the waiter's annoyed reaction. On the other hand
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by kapep 5y ago
Even timestamps can count as personal data. For example when they can be used to track working hours.
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by kapep 5y ago
> Speed of iteration beats quality of iteration. I totally agree but for me that means using a debugger and make full use of its features. > But if you missed the moment, you have start again from the beginning As already mentioned in
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by kapep 6y ago
I switched to Posteo [1] and am very happy with them. 1€ per month, based in Germany (but you can choose from many country TLDs [2]) and they take privacy very serious. [1]: https://posteo.de/en/ [2]: https:/&#x2
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by kapep 6y ago
If the question was on topic, then your work doesn't have to be wasted. Just create a new question about the topic yourself and self-answer it. (If you can still access to your own answer, but I think that should be possible) > Why
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by kapep 6y ago
Some frameworks make it surprisingly difficult to see raw, unaltered traffic. I have used tools similar to mitmproxy to debug HTTPS traffic for Apache CXF because the framework's built in logging is kind of useless for debugging errors
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by kapep 6y ago
> Moreover, when you link to the WB machine, what do you link to? A specific archived version? Or the overview page with many different archived versions? Which of those versions is currently endorsed by the original publisher, and which
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by kapep 6y ago
Being made of gold indicates that it was at least not an every day tool. Of course it could still be just a fancy golden calendar. Anyway the German Wikipedia page about Goldhüte [1] says the ritual significance was attributed because there
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by kapep 6y ago
> No details were included, neither emotional nor technical nor interests. Which worked out great, because otherwise most answers would have been specific to OP's emotions and interests and probably wouldn't be that useful to o
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by kapep 6y ago
Yes it does. I often use draw.io. I've heard of graphviz but never looked into it. I found the original comment very useful because now I know: - draw.io and graphviz have similar use cases (otherwise it wouldn't have been mention
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by kapep 6y ago
It looks like the reflection on the black part was identified as further afar and therefor has been blurred.
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by kapep 7y ago
Just going by the type of content (appointment dates, scanned documents, maybe contact data for doctors and hospitals) I would probably look into general calendar and note-taking apps. Maybe there is some better, specialized software for th

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