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721.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Yeah, but this is just rails folks bristling at someone calling their baby ugly. People like to pretend that it's just technology, but there's always personal, emotional investment in the choice, which leads to a need to defend it
722.
by meepmorp 3y ago
It's incredibly sad and frustrating that I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not. God, I hate the USB standards folks.
723.
by meepmorp 3y ago
More common, in my experience, was the 2 tier app where a (very) fat client directly talked to the db, and all the businesses and data access logic was intermixed with UI event handlers and some stored procedures.
724.
by meepmorp 3y ago
But you can write Swift code that can be called from objc, right? Could you write a wrapper/shim in Swift for "object c" that you'd then call using the method outlined in the article?
725.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Are you saying the only plausible explanation is, "the Jews?"
726.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Oh wow, it's xscale again.
727.
by meepmorp 3y ago
It was SEQUEL before it became SQL.
728.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Jesus, I thought python packaging sucked, but wow.
729.
by meepmorp 3y ago
I think Brave hews closely enough to upstream that even if they leave out a feature like this, they still help enforce Google's control of the web by enforcing Chrome's status as "the standard," that many devs target. Bu
730.
by meepmorp 3y ago
We used to use mercury compounds to treat syphilis. Sometimes effectively, because mercury is a pretty good anti microbial and early stages of an infection start with skin sores that could be treated with topical applications. Once the infe
731.
by meepmorp 3y ago
There's a historical practice called variolation which involved inoculating healthy people with ground scabs/pus from people with smallpox. They'd make a small scrape on the skin and introduce the material. It was a reasonabl
732.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Maybe "them" will be the FTC.
733.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Yeah, I've seen people get fired and it actually lessened the amount of work those around them had to do. There's people out there in big and small companies, doing negative work every day.
734.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Why?
735.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Because you're still promoting the Chrome web monoculture by using the same rendering and JS engines.
736.
by meepmorp 3y ago
> Most people don't type `ls` directly either. Aliases like `l`, `ll` and `la` are very common, in which case it really doesn't matter which tool you're using. Huh. I always use plain ls with flags and deliberately unset a
737.
by meepmorp 3y ago
This war started in 2014, with "little green men" in the Donbas and the annexation of Crime. It went hotter last year, but it's not a new thing.
738.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Why would the Jews make Musk do that, though?
739.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Neovim uses LuaJIT, iirc.
740.
by meepmorp 3y ago
I don't want this in my browser, at all. I understand that it makes the web less powerful as a platform, and I'm entirely comfortable with that.
741.
by meepmorp 3y ago
it's blimpy, actually
742.
by meepmorp 3y ago
In case anyone missed towards the bottom of the article: > These design considerations drove the team to develop this experimental processor, which TSMC builds using its 7nm FinFET process (in case you didn't know, Intel fabs a lot
743.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Creating a consciousness and forcing it to do work for you is slavery.
744.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Apple only had 90% of TSMC's 3nm capacity this year, with Intel contracted for the other 10. They had delays, so TSMC is producing fewer wafers. Edit - per the article, this chip is actually fabbed by TSMC on their nm process.
745.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Still in prison: https://inmatelocator.cdcr.ca.gov/Details.aspx?ID=G31008 edit: not scheduled for another parole hearing until August 2027
746.
by meepmorp 3y ago
According to that link, all the browsers do implement the non-experimental parts of that API. The other features seem to be ones that Chrome has shipped unilaterally - the links to the standards docs seem to only have Google authors for tho
747.
by meepmorp 3y ago
When the facts are on your side, you bang on the facts. When the law is on your side, you bang on the law. When neither is on your side, you bang on the table.
748.
by meepmorp 3y ago
> Well, that piece is pretty easy to conclude. It's also an incorrect conclusion.
749.
by meepmorp 3y ago
Serve the home has had pretty good coverage this year https://www.servethehome.com/
750.
by meepmorp 3y ago
How far is the Indian rover from the crash site? It'd be cool to head over for a look.

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