mobilemidget

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   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   I personally prefer https://sortablejs.github.io/Sortable/ over datatables.net Though both do what I typically need them to do, customising datatables.net takes me a bit more time though
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   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   In the spirit of the name of this website, there have been plenty of RCE reports describing how to hack/crack a vBulletin. If the owner is not there, I guess he also doesn't run any software updates? Though this suggestion might n
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   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   Is that the Macbook I put linux on for you? :) RB
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   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   What makes you choose CGI as the language of choice? Just curious.
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   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   They write "advanced compiler-based optimizations"; I guess that doesn't fall under open source?
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   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   My previous provider, I think largest in The Netherlands, ziggo rolled it out quite okay. Now I moved and switched providers, to much faster 1 Gbit (can go up to 8gbit but I dont know what to do with that yet until I have a 32K tv maybe) sy
7. 67.▲
   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   Cool benchmark, and interesting, however it would have read a lot better if abbreviations are explained at first usage. Not everybody is familiar with all terminology used in the post. Nonetheless congrats with results.
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   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   "The PaaS team offered us the ability to migrate databases using AWS Database Migration Service (DMS)." And I'm not surprised if, they got some kickback, discount etc in some way to promote AWS on their blog. Not claiming its
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   by mobilemidget 3y ago

   "it allows Traefik to get letsencrypt certificates even for internal services not exposed to the outside world" But something has to be exposed to get these certs to the internal services?
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    by mobilemidget 3y ago

    Add custody battle, that made me quit instantly after 25 years of daily weed smoking. Took me near 15 weeks to get all THC out of my body. I bought self tests (urine) to check myself in case I needed to pee in a jar for court. Never got to
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    by mobilemidget 4y ago

    He stole the toy perhaps :) But it was a good idea to give to me to give my girl her first proper RC car. (got her a paw patrol RC car before, but sigh could only go straight or circle left backwards at the same time, and not easy to hack
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    I read blogs, usually blog posts about a specific remedy for a tech issue. The only reason for me to read/skim comments is if the suggested remedy or solution is no longer working and if somebody in the comments might have added their
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    is there already some compare available that shows differences with other messengers like Telegram or Signal?
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    I was scrolling and thought I want one... now I don't :D
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    I believe they scrape all links pasted in Skype conversations too
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    I still type 'ip a s' on osx machines multiple times a week, even though I know it doesn't exist for many years. If on wifi one can also simply option click the wifi icon in the menu bar. Maybe some people don't know yet
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    I'm a big fan of the "Make It Work Make It Right Make It Fast" If one of these steps requires a change of programming language, I'm never too lazy to recode :)
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    Be careful on bikes Jacques :) Let me know in advance if you plan to cycle this way or code some statistics dashboard. RB
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    I'm about to do this for my three year old, old laptop BSD or linux on it, and I thought about not putting a desktop on it at first. What kind of command line/console applications would people here recommend for a child? (native d
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    Oh cool, what kind of planes/aircraft did you fly over them? Been there twice now, Chitchen Itza, and probably will go there again.
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    Yes I have the same suspicion. It is way harder to maintain a certain volume of DDOS, and some people use services to keep them online during a DDOS. Spending your time on a single action, encrypting, and keeping a company hostage without f
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    My little snitch popped up like 20 times for callbacks to mozilla and other hosts..
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    https://sleepcalculator.com
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    Crazy read. But should one not be in jail for threatening to shoot kids vs getting fired?
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    thanks for the site link, did not have that as a entry on the resource list myself :)
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    "get corrupt on a Synology NAS" omg reading this made me relive that horror I encountered too, of course with pics of the little one. Now I have 3 backups (of which 1 is just an export again of all the pictures in raw) in 2 locati
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    Should work fine for minecraft creations too then I guess :)
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    "100s of requests per second" dns works fine at those rates or higher, and you'll use caching dns servers of ISPs, scales like no other, geo support etc etc. I think its great idea for public data.
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    don't forget the falling asleep :)
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    by mobilemidget 5y ago

    Lots need to happen and change in regulations and law around the world before it can be seen as a future I reckon.