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merb
6y ago
dns is case insensitive
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merb
6y ago
well still unity wasn't such a bad ui and probably better than gnome/gtk3 at the time. unfortunatly it failed because of several issues.
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merb
6y ago
Wow, I have that Problem aswell
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merb
6y ago
haha we had a similar story with a company (not payment tough) all they said was AI, we are better, so we charge more. but who cares if you charge 10x more than your competitor, with 10x more you need to be at least 100x better.
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merb
6y ago
our main bundle is at 2mb as well. unless you have a cdn lazy loading is a pain. react is so much smaller.
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merb
6y ago
the biggest gripe on my side was always the favbar which I put icons in, unfortunatly not on safari.... only icon mode is really bad there.
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merb
6y ago
well you don't need to use dependency injection at all. there. is no need to use IConfiguration. also as far as I heard, is that microsoft is working on a micro web framework, that does not use di. (something like https://gi
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merb
6y ago
virtualization does not help, you need an emulator to run x86/x64 vms.
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merb
6y ago
yeah javascript is pretty short. unfortunatly I do not know how people love it. npm/yarn and javascript dependency management is the worst thing i've ever seen and it is slow and pulls in millions of files, just for a small projec
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merb
6y ago
> It helps keep the app responsive while using less resources and avoiding lockups and crashes. it actually uses more resources. async has a cost, but it is really low.
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6y ago
> I never liked Ballmer, and really never liked the win APIs actually WinRT is really good. unfortunatly they are barely widespread and probably are not that much used. C# api docs: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/u
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merb
6y ago
you can use property injection when you use something like autofac as the di container.
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merb
6y ago
the only interaction with b-tree's i had was: CREATE INDEX index ON table (column); so I doubt the knowledge of b-tree's are that important for 90% of the users/people/developers. heck I know how to write a multipart par
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merb
6y ago
if gdpr would have used a framework like do-not-track it would have not happend. but as always in the eu. NIH syndrome. also they did not cared besides multiple people telling the rulemakers that this will happen.
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merb
6y ago
bullshit. any site with a form needs a cookie, unless the site is stupid. any site that tries to use post requests might need some. heck even the confirmation or storing which cookies should be saved needs a fucking cookie.
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6y ago
I think the patch never made it trough mainline and the work on the cgroups framework started. with this patch. It basically says: Based originally on the cpuset system, extracted by Paul Menage * Copyright (C) 2006 Google, Inc
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merb
6y ago
btw. even gitlab does that with their autodevops, besides that they create gitlab-runner: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/blob/master/lib/gitla... https://gitlab.com/gitl
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6y ago
tbf. I still hope that at some point in time the i386 code will be completly removed in linux, even on debian. microsoft won't remove such code, they even keep some 16-bit stuff in windows even if it just does not work anymore. I mean
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merb
6y ago
btw. one can also use blazor server-side for business line of applications, which is way more smooth and only needs websockets. so I have no idea which target c# client-side wasm (uno/blazor/whatever) has at the moment, because it
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6y ago
> Do they really expect laptop manufacturers to spend money on a niche GPU compute workload accelerator macbook pro's if they keep their intel based cpus. if you use an external monitor it will always use the discrete gpu, besides t
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merb
6y ago
Except Macros. So a lot of stuff.
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merb
6y ago
> PDF.js ab-uses HTML to somehow render PDF. nah it mostly uses canvas and svg.
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6y ago
kubernetes mostly uses json internally, yaml is only the "cli" side of things. kubectl converts the yaml files to json. ( https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-ob... )
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merb
6y ago
well we germans are efficient. just not when it comes to government projects. as most things that have to do with politics.
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merb
6y ago
actually I think the typical application should mix "NoSQL" paradigmas and relational. consider a Offer model, do I really need OfferPosition's as an own table or can I include them via something like "jsonb".
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merb
6y ago
well there is also React.NET which actually can use razor pages to include react components. pretty neat. also there is blazor which works with websockets and pushes html to clients.
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6y ago
> Games have been getting "post-gold" updates and day-one patches for like a decade or more.. This is nothing new. no it is nothing new. is it better than it was in the past? probably not. I mean if I buy a fucking disk and nee
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merb
6y ago
it has, it explodes and the memory is free again. just not for further usage.
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6y ago
if he would live in germany and stayed in germany, he would never go into a jail in america. (at least if he never leaves germany) since germany does not extradict germans, unfortunatly besides that most european countries have something li
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6y ago
> Also, does the fact that YouTube doesn't supply a download feature constitute a "technical protection measure"? an actual court in germany ruled that: https://openjur.de/u/2194436.html sadly german
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