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by lakomen 3y ago
What hard lifting? Flat rate egress.
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by lakomen 3y ago
What are you talking about? Every single Twitch streamer in my list is profitable. Twitch gets 50% of each subscription. 1 subscription per streamer. You have to subscribe to each streamer individually. Egress is a fixed cost. You pay f
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by lakomen 3y ago
How does he know when 6.7 was just released?
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by lakomen 3y ago
By the way: https://www.bund.net/themen/aktuelles/detail-aktuelles/news/... Nanoplastic from PET bottles, in animal tests, show it goes into the brain. German language article.
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by lakomen 3y ago
But carrying glass bottles upstairs into the 3rd story of the building every 2 days is hard. And, in Germany, there don't seem to be any 1L or 1.5L bottles, only 0.7L. I drink 3-4L a day sometimes even 5. That's 6 bottles of 12 ju
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by lakomen 3y ago
I contacted Widevine multiple times. They never even responded to me. How this guy got a license is a mystery.
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by lakomen 3y ago
Enshittification is the word of the year 2023. I wonder how enshittifed SoundCloud will become (it pretty much already is, but there's room for more). Who will buy it? Who would? Technically it's great IMHO. But when someone pays
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by lakomen 3y ago
I remember using this with Symfony 2.x It required Java to be installed. Well it worked, but Symfony is still a pos framework. Glad I abandoned PHP. I digress but I still have one domain with a Symfony 2.2 project, security issues galore.
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by lakomen 3y ago
Revenue isn't profits
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by lakomen 3y ago
This made me realize how much I hate Google. It mutated from something good and useful to something negative. But it's representative for pretty much everything in our time. Google search on the desktop is just awful. The UI looks lik
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by lakomen 3y ago
This is from 2020
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by lakomen 3y ago
Is there a "export all to robots.txt disallow" feature? If not, that would be great to have
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by lakomen 3y ago
Microservices = Cloud sales Cloud has money to pay for bullshit articles hyping Microservices. Ergo newbies believe the hype and hype Microservices. It's all stupid and HN with Reddit is the epicenter of stupid
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by lakomen 3y ago
Dang is a piece of shit dictator wannabe
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by lakomen 3y ago
It's the EC, not the EU. They even boast about it on their Fediverse profile and how they're going to issue fines if they don't comply
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by lakomen 3y ago
Yeah those filthy cheap DigiCert certs plebs pshh gasp. Only expensive Verisign golden batch certs get to log into my computers snobbynose SCNR, I know it's HN which is short for "Humor? No we don't understand humor".
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by lakomen 3y ago
It's what I've been saying all along. Also in almost all cases microservices aren't needed.
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by lakomen 3y ago
Author of such amazing discoveries like, the sun doesn't always shine and the sky isn't always blue. Are you new or something? Web components are so 2012
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by lakomen 3y ago
Dang is a pos censor is why
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by lakomen 3y ago
I didn't know I'm hardcore for using Linux to webdev TIL
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by lakomen 3y ago
Fedora and Ubuntu would like to object
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by lakomen 3y ago
I wish I could selectively subscribe to comments on HN, but I have to comment to do that. So this is my subscription comment. #metoo
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by lakomen 3y ago
In order to "bring back webrings", one would first have to "bring back private websites", private as in not corporate owned, and not being a walled garden, like all the Meta services or X or Discord or Slack or or or.
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by lakomen 3y ago
https://netzpolitik.org/2023/geheime-liste-wie-der-sicherhei...
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by lakomen 3y ago
What's with the jetbrains #ads today?
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by lakomen 3y ago
I had to laugh at the "great developer experience". Meaningless error messages, unreadable syntaxes, forced structures, no explanation why the solution to certain errors is importing some lib. You write backend code as of you were
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by lakomen 3y ago
Reset buttons are for edit forms.
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by lakomen 3y ago
BS I say. In a JS framework frontend I will disable the button on submit, so the form can't be submitted twice, because accidental double clicks happen. I will enable it after at most 6 seconds or if the response is an error response.
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by lakomen 3y ago
But, correct me if I'm wrong, JS in the browser is single threaded and service workers kind of make it multi threaded. How do you extend JS to become multi threaded when it's not capable to do so?
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by lakomen 3y ago
Netcup(.de) are cheap and good

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