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mahoro
4y ago
BTW you can also open multiple connections and fetch 14kb from each of them quickly
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4y ago
Normally I would appreciate this work but now it’s likely to be used in Chechnya for tractors stolen in Ukraine: https://www.theregister.com/2022/05/02/ukrainian_tractors_de...
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4y ago
Thank you for your comment, it is unexpected. I've read bunch of news articles about Rogozin, Roscosmos and Vostochniy cosmodrome, and I would agree with 'okay-ish for Putin's era' assessment of his management. But I wou
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4y ago
> I think he was good manager Oh, probably that's why in Russia he's known as 'Undertaker of space industry'. It makes sense.
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mahoro
4y ago
I guess the main problem is weight. 6-10 windows might weight ~100 kg, and you'll need more aluminium in the frame because of more complex structure.
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mahoro
5y ago
Some context: Novaya Gazeta is one of the most important independent media that suffer an incredible pressure from the government. A lot of its journalist has been killed ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novaya_Gazeta#Dea
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mahoro
5y ago
When you scan a document with tables, indentation and get exactly the same document in, say, docx format. I know there are solutions from ABBY but to me they are too complex and probably expensive (checked the price several years ago).
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mahoro
5y ago
Wow! Let me continue :) - Text-to-speech and vice versa, using cloud APIs. - creating a solid objects from 3D models (3d printing) - messaging: pub/sub, message buses (kafka, redis, postgresql channels, rabbitmq etc) - advanced data st
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5y ago
Wow, this is amazing! Now we could create a /dev/dom virtual device, and write dynamic web pages in pure bash. I love this.
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mahoro
5y ago
for fun: I accidentally compiled a C program with g++ and it worked! continue?
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5y ago
Yes, it's correct and I'd say it's normal in Russia to pay to supervisory authorities to ignore violations. And yes the receiving part is also subject of prosecution but it can be ignored as well or be part of another court p
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mahoro
5y ago
This makes the project even more mindblowing, wow
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mahoro
5y ago
Thank you
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mahoro
5y ago
That's absolutely devastating incident. Actually, I read an article and it doesn't looks odd to me anymore. At first glance, it looked as too focused on someone's sexual orientation while totally ignoring personal traits of p
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mahoro
5y ago
Why would anyone make a news article out of it?
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mahoro
5y ago
This is absolutely amazing and beautiful work. Congratulations to Alexandru! BTW can someone clarify what's the benefits of building the computer as an ISA board?
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5y ago
I hosted a BBS in St.Petersburg, Russia at the dawn of the age of BBS, in 2001-2002. Everybody had a dial-up Internet connection these days but it was too pricy to be the only "connectivity". File hosting using BBS is almost compl
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mahoro
5y ago
Django 1.10 from this "benchmark" has been released 5 years ago (the article is from 2020). WAT?
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mahoro
5y ago
Buy a piece of art that is timeless, embed your html on its back. Not sure if it meets your presentation goals but it has good chances to survive.
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5y ago
This film is absolute must see. But be aware you’ll get both a visual pleasure and a shot of communism right into your heart :)
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5y ago
The first Anti-Café was created by Ivan Mitin. He is known (at least in Russia) for creating projects which look utopian at first glance but have a good business model inside. His current project is a village in Georgia where you can buy a
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5y ago
At this moment, smart vote list is available on github only. Funny, isn't it?
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5y ago
Wow I love this tutorial! It helps to build better connections between enormous tools that CSS provides. As a newbie frontend dev I feel lost in them. Thanks, Josh!
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mahoro
5y ago
I like the idea that you can make a clipboard key that displays what's inside :)
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8y ago
> and i wonder why they would It's easy, actually: import asyncio @asyncio.async # SyntaxError in 3.7 def my_coroutine(...): ... And since asyncio is one of the strongest reason to migrate to python 3.x, I bet far
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mahoro
9y ago
Great article. Also, author prepared a surprice for all coming to his blog from russian IP addresses. That was the first time I came across such thing.
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9y ago
That's true. But once registered you can use Telegram on any device. That's not true for WhatsApp: they have app only for iPhone and you can't run it on iPad even in compatibility mode.
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mahoro
9y ago
If you have an iPad you have no choice: you can't use WhatsApp on it. Even web vesion is not available (you'll be redirected to AppStore). BTW that's not the main reason why I use Telegram for several years as my primary mess
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11y ago
Iframe is not the only option. You can also create your own HTML form with PAN, expiration date and CVV and tell stripe to get information from that form. Then stripe reads data from your form, encrypts it and sends cryptogram to stripe.com
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mahoro
12y ago
+ top for a day/3 days/week!
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