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by llarsson 6y ago
It is actually good enough to be here that often. More often, even. It's like in this xkcd. It's always new to somebody. https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by llarsson 6y ago
Sure beats the General Protection Fault we were so accustomed to back in the day. :)
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by llarsson 6y ago
Run a lambda every time you GET your object, so it can do data transformations. Seamlessly. You won't even notice until your bill comes. And you won't feel like optimizing this either, because now you have tools and processes that
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by llarsson 6y ago
I love the idea of a city-only electric car that is speed-capped at something reasonable. They would be the easiest to automate fully (lower risk of damaging pedestrians or others on the road) and do not pollute inside densely populated are
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by llarsson 6y ago
That demographic makes for a more positive marketing campaign. Look at ads for fashion that actually targets older people. It will also feature people in their early thirties, at most. Everybody still knows exactly what the intention is.
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by llarsson 6y ago
Turn on automated close captioning on youtube, and see how often it gets the speech wrong, even for English. Now imagine feeding that into a translation service. The output just barely manages to get the broadest meaning across. If even tha
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by llarsson 6y ago
Plus, is not "reduce motion" a very common setting to get away from useless animations? I recall using that setting to make the whole iPhone feel snappier.
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by llarsson 6y ago
The two most difficult ones are naming things, cache invalidation, and off-by-one errors. HTH. ;)
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by llarsson 6y ago
Could be a new API that needs to be supported. I just downloaded another app (NewPipe) that let me specifically choose some new API that made its external storage permissions work.
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by llarsson 6y ago
The thing is, say that you would be exempt by the blockers. The way they work is not by downloading and checksumming scripts to see if they are allowed it not. They just downright refuse to download what is blocked. So someone could use you
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by llarsson 6y ago
Ctrl-u and Ctrl-d in vim, if I am not mistaken.
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Ad campaign against weak passwords: common passwords in Sweden are “shit”(famouscampaigns.com)
1 points by llarsson 6y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 6y ago
Probably depends a lot on which window manager you use. Even Windows does virtual desktops these days. Sounds like personal preference more than anything else. I don't want to turn my neck all the time, so one big monitor is better for
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by llarsson 6y ago
What if it's actually someone else that discovered this and is just publicly posting and acting as Schnorr, in an attempt to prove their point? ;)
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by llarsson 6y ago
Every single WordPress blog ships it by default. I would not start a greenfield project based on it today, sure, but it is used by a truly staggering amount of sites today, so having it get updates in the form of security fixes and some add
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by llarsson 6y ago
The point of being a CEO is that you are ultimately responsible for what decisions are made. Even if decisions are delegated. Because guess what, you as CEO are responsible for delegating correctly. Failure to realize this is shameful.
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by llarsson 6y ago
Agreed. Don't see where iteration would be needed here if knowing group size is the actual goal. It looks like a blog post that arrives at "this is essentially what the modulo operator does for you", but with an O(n) algorith
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by llarsson 6y ago
Something that happened when they were on MySQL, before PostgreSQL. The phrasing at the start and "Galera" mention shows this.
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by llarsson 6y ago
That's how it is usually expressed, yes.
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by llarsson 6y ago
> Don't use [third-party login providers], it's a trap. Pretty hard to avoid in many cases. Logging in to your Microsoft account for Office (Teams, Outlook, et al.) uses a login service, as does Google, and practically all serv
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by llarsson 6y ago
Summary: in practice yes, but sneakily not directly, because those areas are first turned into pastures. However, once used up, they are then turned into soy bean fields. This also circumvents legislation specific to the rainforest area aga
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by llarsson 6y ago
Yeah, that migrates data files from A to B. And that has tremendous value, as your command line shows! But, it does nothing for making, e.g., the message bus service that AWS offers compatible with the one Azure offers, though, so your appl
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by llarsson 6y ago
Not really a way to leverage the different services by cloud vendors, because the services really are different. So it is either the abstractions you mention, or going with self-hosted. And the latter cases, you really start to appreciate c
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by llarsson 6y ago
OP here. I agree with you: if you know your deployment is, and always shall be, on e.g. AWS, you essentially lose out on great integration if you try to be cloud agnostic. However, as in the introduction: "Whether motivated by the need
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CTO Headaches: Top cloud-to-cloud migration woes (and how to solve them)(cncf.io)
66 points by llarsson 6y ago|30 comments
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by llarsson 6y ago
Enterprises often want your solution to integrate with so many other pieces of software that you are firmly out of "list prices" territory and very much in "let's design a solution that fits all these unique needs... and
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by llarsson 6y ago
Be that as it may, we also see time and time again that even major sites still screw up the very basics covered by OWASP. Did we not just yesterday or today discuss a bank that sent credentials in clear text?
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by llarsson 6y ago
In Sweden, the employers are responsible for reporting your income and banks your profits on sales of stocks, funds, and real estate. So "doing your taxes" is, for most people, just logging in and saying "yes" to the com
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by llarsson 6y ago
I tend to use DNS66, but have been looking for an app the can also block on a per-app level. Because I agree with the web site: it is very fishy that e.g. the Calculator app would have internet access.
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by llarsson 6y ago
Dumb question: can I play this using assets from the PS2, it does it have to be the PC version?

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