lost_tourist

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by lost_tourist 3y ago
this is what I've done sqlite3 for my personal stuff, postgres for everything else. I'm far from a "120 million requests per second" level though, so my experience is limited to small to mid-size ops for businesses.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I used to love their games, the past decade has been nothing but a slog for them. I'm hoping M$ might be able to turn some of that around.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
M2 because my days of enjoying tinkering with the OS are over. I enjoy higher level activities on my computer to be honest. Programming, gaming, checking email without working about 1-15 second random hangs :)
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
He had a lot of issues besides just the mouse. I think the article was fine, and probably will other people planning on getting the same laptop. There is no way that framework didn't encounter these same problems in their own install.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
The same is happening in rent. https://www.propublica.org/article/yieldstar-rent-increase-r... . it's not really a free market if you have a 3rd party company acting as the proxy for pricing collusion.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
i assume they can prevent who ever added this nonsense from ever "contributing" again, at least under the same name.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I'm glad they're doing the right thing and postponing release. If you really want it I assume you can download an RC or something.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I think you can look at it like this TCP - connection centered (without going into nitty-gritty) it sets up a connection between two communicating computers that has "state"; connection setup, connection ongoing, and connection te
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Depends on how heavily it gets hit. Anything else is just speculating how much it costs.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I've never dropped my phone in water, but I have replaced batteries in the past, I would go with the more common use case tbh
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
nah, that's tmux is for. I've had sessions running for a month+
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I mean you have to do that with https now if you don't go with one of the big guys? How is that any more dangerous to the end user than just going to an http site that they don't know personally? The risks are the same as far as m
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
You'll be fine, there will be http2 for the next couple of decades at least. By then you'll be saying "Siri set up nginx for reverse proxying my new email server and open-facebook federated instance, oh and turn on the coffee
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Can't you sign your own certificates? I honestly haven't done any work with http/3 so it's a sincere question.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
There are crimes with dozens of witness clearly seeing the perp, caught on camera, etc. That's what they're talking about.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
You're taking a worst case. Also, you are calling something out without providing what -you- would do in the situation? Maybe we could let them choose death if a lifetime sentence is the decision. What you're implying is just lett
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Same here. It's overly expensive, and if even 1 innocent dies to satisfy a society's barbarity that proves that it's cruel and unusual punishment and a completely flawed premise. While there are cases where the felon is caugh
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
because it's easy for the end users. which is probably the most important feature rather than ease of control for devs. This has often been my experience in most things. They seem to be optimized for the end user and not the configura
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
They are more likely to be able to recognize talented grad students and build an army of them to pump out good (great?) papers and hit up the conference circuit.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I certainly hope this is false positive rather than Microsoft considering it malware, since it obviously is not unless you live in some place like North Korean and have the NK secret police's perspective.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
It's tribalism and it's not going to be 100% present in every individual, but it's still pretty prevalent in humans. It's a neutral concept and I hope has more upside than downside, depends on the situation I guess.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
People who prefer liberty over tyranny have to win almost every time, it's only takes one failure to lose liberty for a hundred--two hundred?-- years.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Also that would have set the precedence for the police to use apple as a proxy to put software on your phone/computer to monitor everything you do and scan for them, while they lean back in office chairs and wait for a hit. Same would
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Why not both? Incompetence AND lust for power. It's evident all over humanity, back as long as we have recorded history. You can see it from an assistant manager at your local convenient mart all the way up to Presidency and Prime Mini
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
It's the same with benevolent aristocracy, I'm sure there have been good rulers in the past who considered it their duty to serve the interest of the people and be benevolent, however 80-90% (conservative estimate) are not. They s
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Police (in basically all countries) have the goal for their job to be as easy and efficient as possible. That will be priority one, like it is with most of this. You can't really blame Europol for this. They will ask for as much as the
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
So aside from how this affects cloud formation models, could it be used directly to seed clouds if it could be made in large quantities artificially? Probably a dumb question, but I'm not really a meteorologist or atmospheric physicis
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Probably where the "new tech needs to be several times as good as the old stuff if it want to replace it" to overcome the momentum and resistance to change.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Yeah I had a nursing friend bring this up to me and I looked up the paper; i don't know jack about the medical industry but these numbers were ridiculous and the methods atrocious lol. I told her that the stats were basically useless w
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I had two pixels suffer heat deaths on me (after random boot cycles) switching around iphone 8 time and haven't had a problem out of the 3 devices I've owned from them. Got tired of Android being weird plus relaying everything I d

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