lzooz

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by lzooz 4y ago
You are wrong. Web applications written in languages like Python or Ruby will spend most of their time spinning the CPU instead of retrieving stuff from the database. There are languages that are just that slow.
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by lzooz 4y ago
I am disgusted every time I see a protest of pensioners or civil servants asking for even more money. It's practically buying votes. They truly are the privileged class.
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by lzooz 4y ago
But since workers won't get a raise, pensioners shouldn't either, since the money that they get comes from the pocket of those who work.
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by lzooz 4y ago
I assume that they will make it impossible for EU citizens to access the website like they did with rt.com without even a court order.
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by lzooz 4y ago
Last.fm was cool and had huge community but cbs bought it and rewrote it making it slower, clunkier and removing features, essentially destroying it. Back in the day practically all players (including spotify) had scrobbling support.
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by lzooz 4y ago
I think your coworker is simply daft.
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by lzooz 4y ago
Who decides what is reprehensible? Before you say "common sense" or "the Western global elites", think twice.
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by lzooz 4y ago
Wait you mean those who think the US should meddle with it right?
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by lzooz 4y ago
No thanks.
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by lzooz 4y ago
<iframe src="about:blank" data-src=" https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/1wtcj4IV2qU ' ... Someone mismatched quotes and the webpage is broken in half.
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by lzooz 4y ago
Ah yes I remember. Any way to find what it was like? Is there any archive.org link or something?
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by lzooz 4y ago
Taking arbitrary submissions to the front page manually (without the necessary upvotes from users) and on top of that manipulating the timestamp so it looks like the submission is new and got there organically is bad.
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by lzooz 4y ago
Because it's their website and they prefer one to the other?
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by lzooz 4y ago
Because it's plain and simple manipulation. If it wasn't meant to manipulate the front page it wouldn't alter the timestamp.
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by lzooz 4y ago
I can confirm that the light of the F91W is very poor. I think that given the price difference it's not worth it to buy the F91W anymore.
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by lzooz 4y ago
Great, cheers
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by lzooz 4y ago
Buying something and then changing it is not "hijacking" that thing.
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by lzooz 4y ago
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2148945/
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by lzooz 4y ago
How's rcirc compared to erc?
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by lzooz 4y ago
https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Gigap... - On screen, the WON version of Team Fortress. That brings memories :)
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by lzooz 4y ago
What happens when you try to load http://www.msftncsi.com/ncsi.txt or http://www.msftconnecttest.com/connecttest.txt ? If they don't load for you you probably modified your install with shutup10, block
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by lzooz 4y ago
>No one knows better than the end user. Disagree.
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by lzooz 4y ago
Because it's easier for a particular department to buy a domain than it is to tell whomever manages the microsoft.com domain to create a subdomain.
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by lzooz 4y ago
>proceeded to do the oddest form of theatrical racism and subsequent victim position seeking I read this and I don't know which side of the spectrum this was about :P
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by lzooz 4y ago
France allowed particular demographics to come to the country until they reached a critical mass and became dangerous. That shouldn't have happened.
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by lzooz 4y ago
>Btw, a dev build is in prod right now. Or someone forgot to minimize the JS. Tons of import map issues. That's the way it works. Maps aren't uploaded to production so they fail to load for you.
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by lzooz 4y ago
I'd blame France for their immigration policies more than I would blame a platform full of user-generated content
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by lzooz 4y ago
You approve of having to have two charging ports in one smartphone?
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by lzooz 4y ago
He put it next to high-fructose corn syrup, so I guess not?
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by lzooz 4y ago
I assume all they'll do is block the websites so EU citizens can't reach them.

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