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by mhitza 2y ago
Documentation, GitHub issues, language forums, reddit. Nowadays it seems more often that those resources help me work around the issues I'm encountering rather than stackoverflow. There are also the AI tools that help me easily get ans
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by mhitza 2y ago
The Apache License is, however the additional terms the author has made to the license make it not open source; because the additional terms supersede the Apache License. It looks like Apache Licensed but its the BSL (ElasticSearch, Redis,
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by mhitza 2y ago
> suggests a lack of commitment to the open-source model. I literally chuckled when I read your comment. It sounds reasonable to flatten commits before a release, as I, and others, who are hacking on code litter their history with "
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by mhitza 3y ago
If that's the case in some circumstances should be able to work around that by wrapping the field+label in a flex container and rendering them in reverse. That sounds like most solutions I have to come up with when using CSS for any ki
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by mhitza 3y ago
That CPU on passmark is reported as a 45Watt TDP, I don't think that battery is enough for it to "last all day". Edit: maybe "day long" during winter. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+C
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by mhitza 3y ago
Never used such services before, and I would dislike the extra hop in case it needs servicing under warranty.
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Hopefully with additional funding they're going to be able to expand to other countries as well. Currently they don't ship to most of the EU.
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by mhitza 3y ago
Using cosmic rays as a practical dns hijacking tool (defcon) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aT7mnSstKGs
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by mhitza 3y ago
There's a Dirty Money (one of the few great Netflix docuseries that never renewed for a season 3) episode on this topic which I can recommend https://m.imdb.com/title/tt7909168/plotsummary/
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> Worse still, if a german says fuck it and wants to run his business in Estonia, the org still has to pay taxes in germany Why? Doesn't Germany have treaties with Estonia to avoid double taxation?
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I rather buy the idea that the secondary explanation is actually the primary reason. In the first picture you can clearly see such a structure in a corner that doesn't connect to any kind of street/alley. Thus, I personally, don&#
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On one project that was a bit more involved, I pulled the latest image I've built from the registry before starting the build. That worked well enough for caching in my case.
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Bribery can also work. I'm not saying that this is what they have done in Germany, but in Romania it was a big scandal https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_licensing_corrupti...
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> The total taxes you pay on a regular work contract are around 41.5%, and much of that goes to pensions. With VAT on each purchase (unless you're not living month to month, and are able to set aside some of your income) the effecti
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> Shorter days unfortunately interferes with school’s role as state-provided daycare for working parents. If that would be the intent, arcade cabinets, open play fields, parks and other social areas within school grounds would be the way
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by mhitza 3y ago
Point 18 > The request for access concerned four harmonised standards adopted by CEN, in accordance with Regulation No 1025/2012, namely, standard EN 71-5:2015, entitled ‘Safety of toys – Part 5: Chemical toys (sets) other than expe
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by mhitza 3y ago
I very briefly took a look at your project and seems to be an entire application, for which I'd expect TinyMCE would be a wrapper around input/textarea fields to add wysiwyg functionality. If that's the case, I (and no sane p
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I use Bitwarden for passwords and 2FA (browser plugin, Android app for mobile). Definitely not recommended by anyone security focused, but these 2fa are forced onto me by different platforms and not something I chose/care. There should
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It's reality not fear mongering. Most distros (maybe all?) don't include non open source projects in their repos/distribution channels. You'll likely have a separate install step to include RedisLabs repositories before
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That is a HTML generator library. And as I've said, for HTML5 compliance you need to also parse JavaScript, see second sentence here https://dev.w3.org/html5/spec-LC/parsing.html#overview-of-th... A good firs
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> I think email would be a lot better if plain text were the only format possible. When writing longer emails it helps to be able to emphasis words, section the email, quote, create bullet lists and hide long links behind a title. All of
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I was writing a parser for a reasonable subset of HTML5 (a full parser would actually need to include JavaScript parsing as well) and there are certain states where the same character must be reprocessed under a different parser state. [1]
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Probably yes if you use the inline event handler feature it has. https://htmx.org/essays/web-security-basics-with-htmx/#bonus...
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Regardless of specs and price, people should avoid Motorola's for now "Motorola's legal terms claim to strip owners of their right to sell their device" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39648218
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There can be resources created implicitly, even when using IaC tools. One example, create a lambda, without an explicit log group, one will be automatically created for you outside of the tracked state.
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> There should be a way to run git over i2p. https://geti2p.net/en/blog/post/2020/03/06/git-over-i2p see "Third: Set up your git client tunnel" But like most things in the I2P ecos
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Probably because HTML specs were quasi frozen for a long time. As another comment said, XSLT supports it. XHTML conformance would have made the web development world stricter, and more flexible. Thank you Microsoft for holding the web back.
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I like most things I read about Bluesky, as it matches nicely to some of my ideas on how a decentralized social media would look like, except hampering message length (couple hundred characters). I think it's counter productive for any
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> Many apps offer push-alert functionality because it gives users a fast, battery-saving way to stay updated, and few users think twice before turning them on. I don't remember ever having to turn on one of those things. I have to d
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Had to interact with a couple of chatbots in the last year, that were AI-driven. It's unfortunate that you have to sometimes go through their entire "decision tree", until asked "did that solve your problem?" only t

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