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lstamour
6y ago
Pretty sure you’ll get shut down by the networks due to chargebacks… unless you have a quick “press 9 for a refund…”
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Here's a thought. If a poet were presented with this code-poetry, would they appreciate it as much as a coder? That said, I'm a programmer who took digital media art installation courses in school and I didn't find it to be t
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6y ago
That assumes that all other costs are fixed and not variable. Bell Canada as quoted (BCE), highlights that the financial math is actually “we can fire a lot of people if we switch to fibre optic because maintenance costs are lower,” but not
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6y ago
I have previously, strenuously argued against ads in the App Store and will continue to do so until I manage to singlehandedly change Apple’s mind on this (yeah, not happening, I know…) Outside of that, I’m okay with Apple showing ads for t
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6y ago
How much of that infrastructure cost is purely cellular or data centre purpose fibre optics, or to support the existing copper infrastructure though? And does it include routine operations and routine maintenance, components that needed to
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6y ago
Or for a younger audience, a Minecraft server...
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6y ago
Github makes it a single click to hide their intrusive notifications and such. They're rather tasteful at where and when they show you something. They have a notifications panel you can click once and then it won't bug you until t
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6y ago
Edit: as another commenter rightly points out, it's likely unrelated. Here's the changelog: https://www.7-zip.org/history.txt That said the first entry at the bottom dates back to 2.00, so it's possible there
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6y ago
Yes, except it's easy to debug a csv problem because it's generally text in some encoding you can hopefully identify without looking at specific byte offsets in a hex editor: http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki
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6y ago
stay in line - as in: bring more than one bottle to piss in so you don't have to hastily dump and re-use it? Ick...
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6y ago
Do you work in a job where you can't stop the clock for 10 minutes to take care of bodily functions? The only choices here are between getting penalized for lateness, pissing in a bottle, or finding a new job, and they amount to the sa
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6y ago
> Programming has not changed all that much and it was not so long time ago that programmers routinely knew assembly and how many cycles (and bytes) each opcode took... That statement partly highlights the problem. It assumes linear exec
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I see your tongue is still firmly in cheek here, as a brief Google Scholar search would reveal there are very few experiments available to observe quantum gravity and as far as I can tell, few studies of mathematics ever bother considerin
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6y ago
See also: https://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/20... and https://blog.digitizedmedievalmanuscripts.org/medieval-kille... I’m sure there’s one more relatively recent article I read
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6y ago
A better option might be to split out Tina into its own module of JS and load it on-demand with maybe a lightweight progress bar or loading indicator when triggered/required? Such as when hitting a keystroke or when a cookie or other l
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6y ago
Another idea is to use a git commit hook, such as https://github.com/cloud-gov/caulking
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Supporting Linux kernel development in Rust
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I figure the easy (though actually hard) answer is to try to collect commonly used add-ons in one central place and update those there, the same way that TypeScript can always keep moving as a language while centrally publishing new version
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6y ago
Section 4 of [1] lists applications, including OVN, but it appears to be used primarily for experimental or research projects at the moment, but that should change given enough time… maybe? 1: https://github.com/vmware/
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Maybe here? https://github.com/defunkt/unicorn/blob/2c347116305338710331... Admittedly, that's an older copy, I'd have to look up a newer copy of the source to see if that function or a similar one
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In many languages and web frameworks, the assumption is that the application server will do this for you. For example, by issuing a new env variable with each request such that requests can't easily share memory with other requests, th
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6y ago
This page (about halfway down the page) lists the percentage of pages loaded over HTTPS in Chrome by platform since 2015 when Google started collecting these statistics: https://transparencyreport.google.com/https/overv
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6y ago
On Windows, in Microsoft's Chrome-based Edge browser, with the HEVC extension installed[1] (might not be required), I see 2160 when I run that command on the test video in that URL. Using an Nvidia graphics card hooked up via HDMI to a
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I think for the sake of conversation we would have to draw a dividing line between the operating system Apple makes and the apps Apple makes, even when that line can be very, very blurry. (Pre-installed apps, the App Store itself, etc.) I&#
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> What do you think is more elegant in Java than C#? Broad availability of third-party libraries? Java Flight Recorder? IntelliJ? Multiple build system options including first-class support for Bazel, Gradle, and so on. (Msbuild gets old
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> if you even get another one you need to remember every single service that you used 2fa for and enroll it in each of them This is perhaps why FIDO2 works best when combined with single-sign-on systems, such as those promoted by large e
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6y ago
True, but last I checked, Google Authenticator and other similar apps (except maybe Authy or password managers) would refuse to upload or backup keys to iCloud Backups for odd reasons. Presumably they wanted the same sort of identity proper
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It’s built in to Safari, Chrome, Edge and other browsers, apps can easily integrate with system libraries for Windows Hello or Touch ID as they would anyway. As for estate planning, set up a spare key that you can keep at a relative’s place
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They have it, it’s called FIDO2, and it even works with existing devices such as Touch ID or Windows Hello in common browsers such as Chrome. Even Google doesn’t promote Google Authenticator now, but they keep it around for legacy reasons b
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It’s worth pointing out that often LOA forms ask for a PIN, usually the same PIN as would be required to check voicemail. A better telecom company might make the PIN something harder to remember but enforcing such things would also make it
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