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by lmz 3y ago
Ruby (probably inspired by Perl), but removed now: https://blog.saeloun.com/2020/02/18/ruby-2-7-access-and-sett...
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by lmz 3y ago
Well even if they moved to a restricted license it would not stop reimplementations of the same protocol (I assume the extra non-open-core bits were already under a more restrictive license). I think that was just a poor example.
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by lmz 3y ago
If there was a license violation they should sue. Otherwise, writing a compatible reimplementation of something should not be something "open" fans are against.
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by lmz 3y ago
It doesn't matter what the project thinks as long as there is code owned by Oracle in the FS.
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by lmz 3y ago
I wonder if they tried prepared statements - parsing 100k identical insert statements surely is avoidable.
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by lmz 3y ago
Maybe we'll see the return of the proxy + lightweight browser model like Opera Mini.
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by lmz 3y ago
What they got from EnterpriseDB is the Oracle (PL/SQL) compatibility. SQL/PSM was built by IBM themselves.
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by lmz 3y ago
Older unlocked hardware will still be available. Also people still buy the Raspberry Pi anyway which doesn't even run Windows.
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by lmz 3y ago
Reminder that PC hardware has multiple sources and even if it splits into Windows-booting and OtherOS-booting hardware, someone will probably sell you such hardware when the time comes.
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by lmz 3y ago
Until more people choose to live further away because the commute is now tolerable with the extra lane (and it's cheaper), and then you're back to square one.
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by lmz 3y ago
You're confusing a network protocol client (the MSSQL "driver") with an on-disk format. You can't upgrade the MSSQL server from 2001 to current in-place: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/da
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by lmz 3y ago
Isn't the issue that these people were tricked into going into a warzone as troops? I would guess there won't be too many takers for either Ukraine or Russia military frontline jobs if honestly advertised.
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by lmz 3y ago
Windows can be interacted with cross process e.g. send an event to a window owned by another process, have a child window owned by another process etc.
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by lmz 3y ago
You can get a good idea of the current state of the art in pushing bits over copper in internal PCIe cables. Those are short, thick, and pricy and the connections even within a single chassis often needs a retimer / redriver chip [0]
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by lmz 3y ago
Mainstream copper connections can't really go above 10Gbps. Also 10GBASE-T runs hot. If you think you will ever need more speed then just running some fibre makes sense - just a transceiver upgrade required in the future for higher sp
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by lmz 3y ago
I guess that depends whether they do it on the way up or on the way down w.r.t. productivity. If people offed themselves before they became a burden on others that might be a positive for society.
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by lmz 3y ago
I'm not a Catholic but the relationship between the Vatican and China hasn't been great - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Patriotic_Association
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by lmz 3y ago
Well at least some people there should be familiar with it - https://docs.stripe.com/payments/pix
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by lmz 3y ago
The company is mentioned in the article. > The aforementioned companies are all contracted with Paradox.ai, a "conversational recruiting software" company ...
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by lmz 3y ago
The "PuTTY" string is because a program sent it ^E: https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.67/htmldoc/Chapter4.h...
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by lmz 3y ago
Keep your bloated webtech code editor out of my bloated webtech chat client!
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by lmz 3y ago
Surely some part of sports is in your head. Not saying those tests measure it.
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by lmz 3y ago
> If you spend a decade spending 10s of millions of dollars (or more) on R&D into cellular networks, and then I just take all of your findings and build a competing product, do you think I can sell my product for less money? This arg
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by lmz 3y ago
Sounds somewhat like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advogato#Trust_metric - not sure how well it actually worked.
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by lmz 3y ago
> Who'd they ship off, I think it was pest controllers and hairdressers? I forget. The telephone sanitizers.
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by lmz 3y ago
But if the company is worried about access can't it just pay the employee the 1-3 months without allowing them to work, even in Sweden?
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by lmz 3y ago
Accepting occasional small crashes? Is this not already the status quo?
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by lmz 3y ago
Am I the only one who remembers Opera? Granted it was much more niche than Firefox.
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by lmz 3y ago
> C++20 solved the include file issue with modules. The ecosystem is almost there with CMake 3.28 (released) and GCC 14 (some time in H1 this year) providing out of the box support. So it's not widely supported yet in the newest r
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by lmz 3y ago
It's mentioned in the article: > By contrast, in Germany drivers are required to have €7.5m ($8.2m) of bodily-injury coverage, and in Britain liability is unlimited. And in those countries, going into hospital does not mean running

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