krzyk

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   by krzyk 4y ago

   > This is where computing as a whole is headed because it's the ONLY way to provide defense in depth against cyberattacks. Yeah, sure - in a fantasy dream world. But the real world has a bit more sophisticated cyberattackers that wi
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   by krzyk 4y ago

   I don't think you need to map all of them to a single object - projections work well here. There are very few cases where you need to work simultaneously on that many columns.
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   by krzyk 4y ago

   Yeah, I don't like JPA because of lack of support of immutable types (records or my own classes that don't have setters, only constructor). If you have data class with more than 5 fields then you have it wrong. Builders are like l
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   by krzyk 4y ago

   I wonder how much of this could be reduced if they used records in Java.
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   by krzyk 4y ago

   And with records you mostly don't need Lombok (unless you really like builders and can't wait for withers in Java).
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   by krzyk 4y ago

   But this is an app to use when on foot, laptop or desktop is not that usable when you are walking - and doesn't have a GPS usually. If you want to edit OSM at home you have many other options.
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   by krzyk 4y ago

   EMEA does not include India. And the MEA is peanuts compared to the first E when you think about money available to spend.
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   by krzyk 4y ago

   Same in Poland. There is also a strange statistics with baby borns in early January and late December. There is a high spike of births in early days of January and a strange hole in births in the last days of December. My daughter is usuall
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   by krzyk 4y ago

   Is `shuf` a basic command on *BSD (or Unix)?
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    List lacks simple methods to access the head and tail. There are multiple times I wanted to get the tail element but had to do two calls (get size and get(size-1)). Having first()/last() methods would make it easy and more readable.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    I wonder if it would be possible to use vim as the UI and connect to the backend of Fleet - best of both worlds.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    Thanks, I was wondering what I'm doing incorrectly (Firefox, Linux).
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    I'm a bit surprised, homeless people have phones and email addresses? Sorry for question, but it is a bit mind blowing for me, in my country homeless people are rare and the ones I see don't worry about anything besides something
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    > and a replaceable battery And with that EU will help out also, they are already working on a legislation for that.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    If it is a free market, let me install a different app store than the apple one.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    With each release of iphones this creates a waste (they ship lightning cables with those phones/accessories) - now they can drop it because Apple users will use standard like the rest of the world.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    Besides the fact that USB-C was updated to support 240W, laptop can have e.g. two USB-C ports for charging.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    I thought the 80ties behind iron curtain were bad because we had food stamps.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    > Good selection supported of games tied to your Steam/Epic/Origin purchases Also some GOG purchases (like Witcher 3 or CP2077).
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    Well, works, but wifi (ac) has unpredictable latency, so it works for few minutes and then suddenly you get s 1s freeze - switched to ethernet.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    Fiber is not needed. 50mbps is enough for 1080, 60fps. You just need lowish latency, so no radio, no wifi. Worked fine for me on GFN, Paperspace and Shadow.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    I ordered 256 version a week ago, and got the "complete purchase" on Thursday. (in EU).
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    Kindle Scribe brings writing to Amazon’s popular e-reader(techcrunch.com)

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    by krzyk 4y ago

    It is Russia, they have their ways. Nobody believes in their 'repairs' and temporary issues with the pipeline. I really hope it is destroyed. If they wanted they could reuse the old pipeline that is on land on Polish territory. BT
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    Maybe they have a fast way to fix it? Or they can prolong fixing into deep winter - and again make the gas price even higher like they did previously. https://www.politico.com/news/2022/09/28/nord-stream-
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    Russia can close valve pretending they didn't close it but at the same time sending a warning. It is a 101 of economical warfare.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    They can gain much - gas reserves in Europe during winter to small -> no chance for sanctions on Russian gas. This is the same they did with the "repairs" for NS1 which stopped gas to Germany for few weeks (or months I don&#x27
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    The biggest gain is for Russia, remember the long "repair" of NS1? Blocking the filling of gas reserves in Western Europe? Repair here, sabotage there and bam Germany has less gas for winter.
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    Same in Poland. The usdye is that not all providers support esim (2 out of 4)
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    by krzyk 4y ago

    Same in Poland. But this doesn't stop a lot, and I mean a lot companies from doing that.