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by merb 6y ago
not so sure about that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_France#Accide... france often hides minor stuff, which often results in these more severe events. well france also has only 3 reactors as far as I
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by merb 6y ago
> The tsunami that cause Fukushima was dar more damaging than the nuclear event, but people seem to only remember the nuclear event. because we still live with the nuclear accident, while the tsunami damages are mostly repaired? Do you w
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by merb 6y ago
well it has tests, this is a plus!
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by merb 6y ago
not with older molds, however in newer models you basically have only a few parts. replace memory -> replace whole mainboard+cpu, etc...
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by merb 6y ago
the pricing calculator does not work for autopilot which is really really sad. it always shows: Estimated Component Cost: per 1 month when configuring a pod with zero/1gb epheremal storage and 0.25 cpu and 500mib memory for 24/7.
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by merb 6y ago
is it? > At present, the soundex, metaphone, dmetaphone, and dmetaphone_alt functions do not work well with multibyte encodings (such as UTF-8). I#m not sure but most postgres databases use utf-8
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by merb 6y ago
btw. this is my macbook pro 16gb 2019 (intel) with ~800 hours: Available Spare: 100% Available Spare Threshold: 99% Percentage Used: 0% Data Units Read: 91,
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by merb 6y ago
there is a state parameter? so If I want to have a cookie that passes stuff, I can just store my stuff inside a cookie and pass the stuff inside the state param, there are so many possibilites via openid (which is super easy), I do not know
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by merb 6y ago
well sso providers would still work, if it was made correctly? sso works without cookies. if I implement google sso I would not login via the google supercookie
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by merb 6y ago
btw. these are the platform benchmarks of c# (only kestrel + manually writing the response, basically no framework code) the real ones are in benchmarks (aspcore-mw), which just use a middleware and are also really really fast. btw. golang&
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by merb 6y ago
I doubt that, with that many users they would probably need to build their own stuff, around the globe. their servers have such a low latency, that this would be impossible by just going "colo". peope who say that they can just sa
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by merb 6y ago
the plaintext c# one actually only sets a content length manually since without it it would be a streaming response (Transfer-Encoding: chunked), which would not make the server slower, but the client, because of buffers (also as far as I k
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by merb 6y ago
that is not true, when there are disasters they sometimes get shutdown, to not have another catastrophe. and even then just "restarting" it, is not as easy as restarting software.
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by merb 6y ago
> 50 years most often it is way longer
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by merb 6y ago
you know that after a hurricane it's way harder to restart a nuclear power plant than a wind turbine right? it's incredible hard to power a nuclear plant if your grid is destroyed. basically you can't start a nuclear power pl
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by merb 6y ago
> 4. Force companies to color their containers according to plastic type. I.e no more clear Pepsi or Coke bottles - all PE products are color, say green. All PP colors are red, etc. well I'm no expert in this topic, just a little bi
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by merb 6y ago
well the thing is, it's not impossible to recycle plastic, but the article also explains that really simple: > Recycling plastic is "costly," it says, and sorting it, the report concludes, is "infeasible." 1. no
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by merb 6y ago
unfortunatly apple's corporate support (genius) is garbage compared to dell's corporate pro support. and the xps can be bought with linux (with support). also dell does not use the latest cpu in the xps 13 lineup. you really can&#
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by merb 6y ago
well as said 28 commits, NOT ALL were code. MOST of them were basically "fix build"/update dep. so basically the project did not change for over a year. AND 2019 wasn't really better. 3.3.2 (3.3.3 was mid 2020) was in JU
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by merb 6y ago
> Unity: failed unity failed because they abadoned it, but it was way better than wayland+gnome. the problem was that it was based on gnome2 and had mir under its belt, so it would've been really really hard to somehow upgrade it
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by merb 6y ago
they never said that, but it's basically abadonware. look at the commit history: https://github.com/slick/slick/commits/master you can also look at the contributors page: https://github.com&#x
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by merb 6y ago
github did? https://github.com/features/packages
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by merb 6y ago
tl;dr use a license that is not stupid for your business case. (in his case agpl)
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by merb 6y ago
btw. scala 3 might change that. there is a language feature which can be turned on to have explicit nulls, which will be in the form of union/sum types: https://dotty.epfl.ch/docs/reference/other-new-features&
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by merb 6y ago
sonatype would not give you log5j.com their review is manual and they don't like it when high profile packages sound familiar.
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by merb 6y ago
they banned somebody that bought stuff inside the app store.
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by merb 6y ago
yeah the easy things work, but once you run into something that is not common it gets hairy pretty quickly
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by merb 6y ago
apple support is shit, even if you can talk with an rep. their first level basically tries to stop you going down the levels, the second level basically just forwards you. most of the time it's not even the people, it's basically
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by merb 6y ago
it's so easy to build encryption into inlets oss. and the license is really really friendly to do so. if you really want to use it pay the author or do it yourself.
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by merb 6y ago
not anymore, it also uses x264, x265, libdav1d, etc.. and it's probably one of the most used net5.0-windows wpf project. (the gui is written in wpf) (Full Lib List: https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/tree&

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