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mrighele
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mrighele
4y ago
Steam’s DRM “just works” and that’s why gamers don’t complain much about it. Also it’s the best way to play games under Linux. I have a few hundreds games in steam and while maybe one day I may lose access to all of them it’s a risk I am wi
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> The Earth's wobbling and halting deceleration should not impact, let alone underly, our definition of time If you define time in terms of days and years, I.e in term of revolutions of the earth around the sun and itself, of cours
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4y ago
The Silk Road was not directly selling drugs, it was only a marketplace where other sellers did it, and for this reason it was taken down. AFAIK selling a counterfeit item is a crime too, so shouldn’t Amazon be treated the same ? One could
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4y ago
I would like also a comparison with the String deduplication option ( XX:+UseStringDeduplication ). From what I understand it doesn't use String.intern but makes different instances share the same underlying char array so I am wonderin
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4y ago
I tried a number of different approaches, like * Target 2% inflation * Target 4% inflation * Target positive but little real interest rates * Keep interests at -0.5% the whole time. The result didn't change much (more or less between 4
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4y ago
We are talking about IoT devices where (hopefully) the company knows exactly what is installed and what not, so I don't think it is a big issue. There may still be conflicts to solve, but you can manage them when you prepare the deb pa
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4y ago
> - Open-source contributors are on GitHub. The majority is not going to create a GitLab account just to fix a bug or open an issue in my little library. If you want community, it's on GitHub. This is a double-edged sword, because i
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4y ago
I disagree with point 1). The real problem is not that immutable references are inconvenient to use, but that you cannot mark the whole instance as read-only and get something similar to the const-correctness that you can achieve with C++.
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4y ago
Keep in mind that the Turkish government is planning to heavily regulate the crypto market too. I remember reading that they were going to require a license for companies operating in the crypto market, and forbid transfers outside of licen
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4y ago
Why not just return a 429 (Too Many Requests) if the specific repo has been requested by google not too long ago ? (e.g. 1 hour earlier or). It's a standard response code, and with a bit of luck google will scale the requests according
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4y ago
Java generics works only on reference types (i.e. anything that derives from Object), and not on primitive types like int and long. For this reason, if you want a method that work on both primitives and reference types, you have to provide
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4y ago
The example you provide has little to do with generics, but how inheritance works. In particular if you override a method in a derived class, you're allowed to return an instance of a more specific class (in your example, Bar is an Obj
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4y ago
Yes, "good" memories, in a bad way. If you had a "home" PC, adding a sound card was not a terrible issue, but once you had an "office" pc with with something like two serial ports, a printer and, God forbid ! a
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4y ago
He's dismissing it because the parent talking about proxy war waged by the US when the one starting it was Russia. He deserves all the dismissing that he gets
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5y ago
If you have file A and a make a snapshot of it, let's call it A@2022-04-01-12:00, you have now two different files pointing at the same blocks. If you write to one of the blocks of A you will not overwrite any data of A@2022-04-01-12:0
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5y ago
On twitter you can find lot of great people to follow; journalists, scientists, experts of any kind. If you are looking for information, you can find it. The main issue is that all those diamonds are covered by an abundant amount of materia
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5y ago
You don't really need that much functionality, a copy-on-write filesystem with fine-grained access to historical data. Once you have that, you can easily access the old version of a file and that is probably 90% of the functionality t
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5y ago
I think that the joke is that the intellectual himself, and all of his siblings, were born from a slave.
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If the automaker advertise a level of automation where I am not supposed to do anything while the car drives itself (which seems to be the case), of course I blame it in case of accident: what could I have done it to prevent it, except for
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5y ago
Even if it was the EU doing, it has nothing to do with demanding perfect instead of good. It's about blaming who/what is doing the actual driving when an accident happens. I think it's perfectly sensible. Put in another way,
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5y ago
> Greece ( a NATO member) also has S300 ( How did that happen !!?? ) The Greek S-300s come from Cyprus (which AFAIK is not a NATO member). They were handed over as a way to resolve the crisis with Turkey about the system itself [1] >
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> I think you significantly overestimate how many in practice the Russian forces lose to drones. Note that the parent said not only drone fire, but also "drone guided fire". With help from drones artillery can be quite effectiv
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mrighele
5y ago
Sorry, that phrase was meant to be "I think that the point of exercise is not just "burning calories"". To lose weight you need (roughly speaking, I know it is not only about that) two things: reduce the amount of energy
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> Purely mechanically, mild effort simply does not burn that many calories over baseline metabolism I think that the point is not just "burning calories"; exercise has many effects on your body that go beyond just consuming ene
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Although not weird, my tip is to eat better and exercise more, and yes, I know that it's easier said than done. The first thing is that if possible you should try both: eating better makes it easier to exercise and exercising makes you
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5y ago
To be fair, many experts too believed that it was madness to invade Ukraine. And, judging by the faces on the videos that I saw, many members of his cabinet and top generals were thinking the same.
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For me no, but I think it depends a lot on the experience of the developer and the language it is using. And environment variable is more common knowledge, it's cross platform and supported in any decent language. I bet that many don&#
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5y ago
A lot of these tools assume that you’re using a dark theme. If you’re using a white-ish background (even worse somewhat beige, like I do), things like text highlighted in yellow become invisible. Also, some of these tools don’t detect when
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They also have a REST interface [1] and a command line tool [2] to do those operations (and others) without having to use the website. [1] https://docs.hetzner.cloud/ [2] https://github.com/hetznercloud/
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> What if Japan has just never surrendered? I think in some way Afghanistan is an example of what could have happened if Japan never surrendered: years of insurgency, loss of life on both sides, and maybe after twenty years the USA, havi
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