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by mgbmtl 8y ago
Composer mostly replaces 'drush make'. You can still download zip files (for core, themes and modules). Composer helps if you have to manage complicated modules. For example, CiviCRM is CMS-agnostic and bundles its own versions of
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Not to mention articles that use an average instead of median. Millennials can seem rich on average, but poor on median, because of the growing wealth disparity.
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Nice way to kill a conversation and any hope of building something better. Romania's institutions are corrupt and dysfunctional, there isn't much more to say than that. It would be nice for the EU to lean in, but it's unlikel
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The blog post does also say: "Considering the expected future advantages from using clang (cross-language inlining with Rust, consistency between platforms), it seemed a better deal to switch to clang than to try to address those issue
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The important bit: "[...] we want people to clearly understand that Laserlike will receive their web browsing history before installing the experiment. We have also included controls so that participants can pause the experiment, see w
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Except they're targeting vulnerable people. To some extent, it's not very different from spammers who do on purpose to write full of typos, so that most "smart enough" people will just delete their emails, not bother inv
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by mgbmtl 8y ago
I've seen Infowars regularly mocked in mainstream comedy TV shows. Shining light on Infowars misinformation / ill intent is probably a good thing. Adding barriers to passive consumption, by vulnerable (misinformed) people, is prob
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Just curious: what's the ideal population Earth, if all humans consumed as much as the average person in the US/Canada? Random googling suggests that for the US alone, ideal population would be 150 M, with EU-levels of consumption
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That's rather pessimistic. The old slogan of "reduce, re-use, recycle" (in that order) still applies. There is no magic bullet.
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In many supermarkets/butchers, you can also bring your own resealable plastic containers for meats. Most will usually insist on washing the container for you (because of regulations), so it's usually better to ask off-peak hours.
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There are also (surprisingly) a lot of good Youtube videos on the topic.
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That's often because the recycled materials are of low quality, due to lack of sorting.
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Ah, to clarify: I would not bother ordering online, so it was a pleasant surprise to find the lower price in-store.
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Oddly, I've had the opposite experience (in Canada): the online price would be the same as on Amazon. I wanted it now, so I went to the store (even though I hate driving to the suburbs/shopping mall), only to see that the item was
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It doesn't make much sense from a purely scientific point of view, however, banning straws, much like banning plastic bags, is an efficient way to raise awareness and minimize inconvenience, to encourage people to re-examine their habi
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This article is rather cranky and make two assumptions: 1) that plastic is often trashed, not recycled, and it assumes that we will never fix that. 2) exemptions will not be made for people with disabilities. Also, would compostable straws
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If you visit Montreal, try https://teomtl.com/en/ -- app-based taxi service, but the fleet is fully electric (Electric Kia or Tesla).
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Medical cannabis exists since 2001, then there were attempts to decriminalize (not legalize) recreational cannabis in 2003 and 2004, but both times died off because it could not pass in time before the end of the legislative session. Howeve
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If you suspect that you have bad soft skills, try to find 2-3 people who are comfortable with them. I find it easier to work with 2-3 clients than to deal with teams. If your jurisdiction makes it easy, start by freelancing, incorporate lat
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I don't know if it's the use-case they had in mind, but where I work we allow trusted clients to edit their custom CSS file for our CRM. In the past, people would request ftp/ssh. Setting up git and auto-deploy with custom sc
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You can self-host Gitlab easily (I manage two fairly big instances, with hundreds of users).
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> We are supposed to employ a 'data officer' this basically cannot be anyone who works in the school at present. Naive question: isn't the data officer basically a single point of contact on data issues (and have some gene
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What they are doing is not particularly reasonable either. They have their reasons, we have ours. Tutorials like these help people who have more time than money. While I don't use or encourage the use of this kind of software, for some
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All 28 countries also have different privacy laws, consumer-protection laws, trademark laws (to some extent), language laws, etc. How much is that costing you?
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Cities can be made to be enjoyable. The pedestrians you describe are doing the right thing. That said, I agree, we should devote less space to inefficient cars, more space/lanes to pedestrians/cyclists/etc.
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Here is what Aegir/BOA uses: https://www.drupal.org/project/provision/issues/2960825 https://cgit.drupalcode.org/provision/commit/?id=638b03d
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The conflict probably exasperated everyone, while creating a hostile environment that wasn't interesting for new people to join the club.
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There are plenty of other ways to track you. This is a really old argument (and is off-topic).
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Slightly off topic, but would anyone have a similar solution/experience to sync between GitHub and Gitlab? (community version, not EE, since this is for a Free Software project)
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As someone who mostly works with a few dozen KVM instances and who will soon have to consider something like Kubernetes to facilitate growth, this was a very good read.

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