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by merb 5y ago
nuclear is only useful for base load you cant shutdown a reactor in hours, thats why france imports a lot of gas (the same goes for germany, its the fastest way to scale energy, burn more gas, its even easier than with coal.)
422.
by merb 5y ago
btw. gas imports for france and germany from russia are probably the same.
423.
by merb 5y ago
lichess is open source fyi
424.
by merb 5y ago
it works if you are superuser. else it wont. also who allows users to run untrusted sql.
425.
by merb 5y ago
netty uses jni https://github.com/netty/netty-tcnative for example
426.
by merb 5y ago
well that is not true. no code was ever broken with .net 2.0, .net 3.0, .net 3.5, etc. .net was just mostly binary compatible, most often source compatible, but basic syntax never broke, the api/runtime often broke, but that is a diffe
427.
by merb 5y ago
Most loadbalancers do use the readiness probes tough
428.
by merb 5y ago
btw. this can be fixed with readiness probes. and applications should implement them. i.e. application still gets traffic, readiness probe fails because of SIGTERM, application will respond with an error on the probe, the loadbalancer/
429.
by merb 5y ago
> I have not had any luck to pull all the right nuget dependencies to do that so far. thats because they are not directly on nuget. at least not in the included one, you need a framework reference, since for packaging reasons they have a
430.
by merb 5y ago
I'm not sure if gcloud or azure would help. I run two servers on hetzner which is way cheaper than azure/gcloud they would be better off there.
431.
by merb 5y ago
tbody is old, but was not widely used before html5 or modern spa's that required them.
432.
by merb 5y ago
we actually do lots of background ocr and only need a few "small" web machines 2cores 4gig totally enough (3 of them for ha) and the ocr processing takes like 8 cpu's 32gig to be "fast" and we need to spin up 2 or 3
433.
by merb 5y ago
Well the first sentence is the problem, not the second.
434.
by merb 5y ago
one of the authors of the library is quite funny: https://github.com/mysqljs/mysql/issues/274#issuecomment-128... really stupid that such a big library still does not have the most important feature of a sql
435.
by merb 5y ago
what you say is wrong. most new homes still are powered by gas. on the 1st january 2025 you need to also have like 45% powered by something else. germany is powered by gas and the alternatives for heating aren't that better (oil and pe
436.
by merb 5y ago
if you tell russians to take down their weapons, their will be no war. if you tell ukrains to take down their weapons, they will loose their country. it's not as easy as you wish, besides that I would prefer like you would describe, un
437.
by merb 5y ago
Germany‘s Problem is different. We can generate way More wind energy but we cant Transfer it, thus we can only use the wind regionally. And our transfer projects are estimated to take longer than planned…
438.
by merb 5y ago
btw. sse also works good with http/2
439.
by merb 5y ago
cors never protected against csrf because you could just have a form that gets submitted via js. that worked for ALL post requests and it works in modern browsers as well and most csrf attackes used forms.
440.
by merb 5y ago
legacy yes, entirely unencrypted is mostly wrong. mms used tls in later revisions (it uses soap in mm7 upwards)
441.
by merb 5y ago
> CORS is primarily focused on removing csrf (cross site request forgery) vulnerabilities basically CORS gives you zero defense against csrf. (ok, not zero, but also not much)
442.
by merb 5y ago
Ucc is unified collaboration colab, the Term is dying and means, chat, phone, conferencing in a single suite
443.
by merb 5y ago
slack is not an ucc product. (zoom is tough) (ucc also includes "legacy" phone)
444.
by merb 5y ago
btw. teams is one of the fewer ucc suites out there that ALSO work on linux. of course it's not perfect, but it's less worse than other stuff.
445.
by merb 5y ago
this might be a stupid comment. but is this safe to use inside a commercial project as a backend s3 solution? i.e. just using it instead of lcoal storage and not changing it?
446.
by merb 5y ago
> I've never found anything for ASP like Devise which gives you an entire registration/login system with all the required views/models/migrations in a couple commands. ??????????????????????????????????????????? You k
447.
by merb 5y ago
you can also combine them.
448.
by merb 5y ago
you forgot: Reinforced.Typings. btw. most of the time I wish my company used such things or that code would be more isomorphic, BUT!!! most of the time isomorphic models lead to way more problem, especially when it comes to validation.
449.
by merb 5y ago
btw. the funniest thing is. they found a way to sync calendar entries and creating automatic teams meetings, but syncing phone contacts with outlook and teams is garbage. I mean what the fuck? you sell office 365 and can't have a conta
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by merb 5y ago
in a few years the autobahn will be limited to 130 km/h aswell I guess.

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