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merb
2y ago
Most laptops these days have a m2 slot which makes upgrading pretty cheap
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merb
2y ago
But > CreateAt > ?1 OR (CreateAt = ?1 AND Id > ?2) Is not the same as: > CreateAt, Id) > (?1, ?2) Because it is like that: > createdAt > ?1 OR (createdAt <= ?1 and Id > ?2) Or am I wrong?!
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merb
2y ago
Actually I still use Firefox. But with stuff like that, it puts me rather off of it. Firefox isn’t better than chrome anymore and Mozilla acting as a Media Company and adding sponsored links and sponsors in their products is just not cool f
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merb
2y ago
Well that only is a problem with locks if you actually need locks to satisfy your guarantee and you acquire the lock after your first read. However repeatable reads are never a good guarantee without locking
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merb
2y ago
I would expect arrays to be immutable and list type not
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2y ago
uf, aws should definitly not count the requests against a bucket that is not configured for public use. Edit: if they do that, they should make it possible to firewall buckets via ips so that they are only accessible via certain ips
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merb
2y ago
> OpenBao yet, but I presume that it's the same situation there no, they removed a lot of things, espeically on the storage side.
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2y ago
Yeah the https://developer.arm.com/documentation/dui0801/h/A64-Floati... but a full jit helper that is generalized is way way harder and as said will take a long time tobe generally available. Just look at wa
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merb
2y ago
JavaScript accelerator would probably half the power consumption of the world. The problem is just, that as soon as it would have widespread usage it would probably already be too old.
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merb
2y ago
The last time I contacted them. The money was not my problem. However the problem was that the license used a fork instead of the open source code, which meant we needed to use binaries from artifex which was exactly what we wanted to avoid
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merb
2y ago
tbf, ffmpeg‘s api and thus libav is so obscure that it would be impossible to fork it and create a nice looking api, without bothering people. I vaguely remember the news about the Microsoft guy that was called out on twitter and I’ve read
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merb
3y ago
what makes useState different than signals?!
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merb
3y ago
you did not even understood what k8s does. trust me you want something like nomad or k8s. else you will write your simple k8s thing anyway, its just harder to understand since you just wrote your own solution. k8s even works in small scale,
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merb
3y ago
Kubernetes is not like mapreduce. It does not need microservices at all. It is a scheduling and deployment framework, which you will implement yourself anyway (hopefully you do) or you use a pass. It’s not even that hard to work with it. Of
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3y ago
It really depends what you are doing. If you control your own idp and you have multiple rp‘s you probably need it tough, but in this case a lot of things are hard, no matter if you use openid connect or nothing. Btw. even if you target ent
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3y ago
The thing is, most of the time you don’t want single logout. You want to logout of the specific application, not from the idp and all rp‘s. Think about it, which user want to logout from your app and entra id and all the rp‘s? Probably only
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merb
3y ago
Actually logout is not complicated. But openidconnect allows single-logout , which most of the time, you do not even need.
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merb
3y ago
Well they said that it needs further testing. If it would be mostly fixed, it would mean that ecc could help even more. I mean the on-die-ecc probably already helps
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3y ago
Sadly records are not value types, maybe Java will do this better, but I doubt it. Valhalla is probably years away.
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3y ago
> IIRC there was support for it in Netscape before it was really a standard. That is probably true, since x-mixed-replace started the whole chunked transfer encoding. It’s probably also what really triggered the invention of comet and la
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3y ago
Well with these changes before the first version I would not consider openbao a fork of vault. More like a different product. Yeah some of these proposed changes are nice. But they shouldn’t be done in the first release if you wanted to tak
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3y ago
actually you can use transfer encoding chunked to stream data , but it will get appended and the page would never finish loading, that worked back than it works today but that is not useful for several reasons and wasn’t back than. with x-m
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3y ago
x-mixed-replace Was the only mechanism that did that and chrome removed it and it is not standard and never was
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3y ago
Actually what he meant is not supported anymore: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Push_technology#HTTP_server_... Comet/sse/chunked transfer needs xhr to work. x-mixed-replace was würd back in the days and sti
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3y ago
You can use https://www.npmjs.com/package/broadcast-channel which creates a tab leader, no need for a background worker Edit: of course you could use: https://caniuse.com/sharedworkers but android does
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3y ago
openid-configuration is semi dynamic, the certificate can change
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3y ago
That is still a problem, that is the reason why the 7800x3d is as good as the 7950x3d, but if you do other things, you can go with the 7950x3d it’s more expensive tough
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3y ago
Why did you kill most storage plugins? I hoped that I could move from vault to openbao , but it looks like that is not the case. I can understand the removal of secrets engines and stuff but the storage plugins should’ve been kept at least
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merb
3y ago
You should I had some Rider and IntelliJ crashes. The crash does not happen often tough, but if your in the middle of writing code it can get you out of the flow.
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merb
3y ago
I mean the pricing for essential plus kit (3 hosts) was raised by like 2x, if something will be twice as expensive as before, something is wrong.
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