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871.
by krzyk 5y ago
Maybe, but those I use didn have any trouble with any java release. Using so called LTS without paying for it is in no way different from using latest. You get similarly tested software and no one to call if you need a security fix asap.
872.
by krzyk 5y ago
JRE is like 44MB, JDK is 190MB. Difference is not 400 MB. And you get jshell, javac all the nice tools that I missed when some wise guys in distro or corp decided JRE is enough.
873.
by krzyk 5y ago
Cool, but did they had 16? Or will they have 18? I use the newest Java version available.
874.
by krzyk 5y ago
Records, switch expressions, multi line strings and that is only language changes. You could call `+` syntatic sugar, just like anything past assembler being that.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Well, I use those, because I uprade every 6 months. And my company forces me to use theirs docker image and I put java on top of it. BTW. Limited platforms, but covers most of the cases (64 bit linux, windows, mac plus aarch64 for linux and
876.
by krzyk 5y ago
Which is funny because EA builds were out there much longer, just RC was out there for another month.
877.
by krzyk 5y ago
More like stagnation.
878.
by krzyk 5y ago
Why? Distros javas are usually way too old to use.
879.
by krzyk 5y ago
Which is quite painless, I do it since JDK 10, upgrade up to 1 week after JDK release and it was painless (with one exception around JDK 12 or 13 where spring have some issue for 1 month until I could upgrade).
880.
by krzyk 5y ago
JDK 8 -> 9 migration was painful, but all other upgrades should be painless (well, maybe the 16-17, but I assume that most libraries will be fixed by the time you upgrade - either add `add-opens` instructions or use appropriate new class
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by krzyk 5y ago
Are JREs still a thing (they were removed from Oracle builds in JDK 9)? Those were mostly for applets or JWS. Nowadays no one keeps just one JRE in their laptop/desktop and disk sizes are in TBs so no point in saving 100 MB and lacking
882.
by krzyk 5y ago
Why should I stick to LTS? All other versions aren't in any way less tested, you should always stick to the newest released JDK version, be it LTS or not, this way you get all the benefits (language features, performance gains) and sec
883.
by krzyk 5y ago
EU law supersedes local law. So if your country one would prohibit such actions, EU law would take precedence and allow it.
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by krzyk 5y ago
By writing "end of the world scenario" I mean that it happens so rarely that there is no need to prepare for that unless you are a prepper. I use a single bank for the last 15 years, there was no issue with it that would cause me
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by krzyk 5y ago
> What would you do if you need to rent a car, but your bank is down, and cannot authorise the payment? This is end-of-the-world type scenario, you can prepare but should you go always prepared for it? > The cards I have actually pay
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887.
by krzyk 5y ago
why woukd you need so many cards? I just need one debit card and thats it. I have also a credit card that is needed by car rentals. And use it only there. And I don't carry around my card because it is something I can forget. And I alw
888.
by krzyk 5y ago
Why would you disable them? You fix it and done. If you start your project with 0 warnings and enforce it in CI it is responsibility of developer who adds the code to make it warnings free and not disable the warning (that needs to be check
889.
by krzyk 5y ago
Why would you disable them? You fix it and done.
890.
by krzyk 5y ago
In Poland majority of houses are built using some kind of hollow bricks + concrete for foundations/basements (basements in newer house are rare)/ floors and beams to support floors. Houses that are built using wood are so rare tha
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by krzyk 5y ago
> Another weird observation is the flush performance of European toilets. They don't clog up Oh, they do. I have them clogged up weekly. US ones are funny because there is so much water there and you always end up wet :)
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by krzyk 5y ago
Tried that, but when I was at the process of soldering the cables to the debug ports, the "solder spots" came out of the board :( Now I need to press hard with a needles to make the serial port work - so it is quite hard to setup
893.
by krzyk 5y ago
Disabled or just shown, doesn't matter they will proliferate unless turned into errors.
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by krzyk 5y ago
> People often claim that without promoting warnings to be errors and thus stopping compilation that you'll just get a lot of warnings. This, do you know people that look at warnings that don't break the code/compilation?
895.
by krzyk 5y ago
you just need to bring those belts to the first LAB. Rest of them can get science by stealing using inserters
896.
by krzyk 5y ago
For 2011 it was quite something. But I wonder how it looked e.g. in Romania at that time, they had pretty nice fiber infrastructure because they didn't a lot of the old cables, and in 2015 I read that they had 500 Mbps links (not sure
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by krzyk 5y ago
Why such keyboards lack F keys? Having to press another key to allow F keys doesn't sound like ergonomic at all, less combos -> less strain for hands.
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by krzyk 5y ago
> Since the aim is to reduce e-waste, I suppose going all-in with wireless charging wouldn't be a problem (or even preferable) in the eyes of the law. wireless charging uses more energy than cable one, so it is not that eco friendly
899.
by krzyk 5y ago
I have never seen broken USB-C. But I have already replaced my wifes lightning cable twice (dirt goes on it and it stopps working).
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by krzyk 5y ago
> Not everyone has such choice about what to buy. There is always a choice. There are multiple devices at given price point. Taking credit to buy a mobile is not a wise choice ever.

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