mrighele

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by mrighele 6y ago
In Italy a 1-pizza teams is absolutely a single person. We don't share pizzas :-)
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by mrighele 6y ago
Turks are a minority in France, where those events are taking place.
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by mrighele 6y ago
> It also creates a legacy of brammage that is impossible to fix without significant break in protocol like HTTP/2 is. Isn't also HTTP/3 a significant break in protocol compared do HTTP/2 ?
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by mrighele 6y ago
I use rxvt-unicode which sets $TERM to "rxvt-unicode-256color," which is not recognized by a number of server to which I have to connect to from time to time.
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by mrighele 6y ago
> And in Frostpunk it's kind of forced on you since the tech tree is all authoritarianism. If you're talking about the Book of Laws, you get different endings depending on what laws you enable like "we didn't cross t
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by mrighele 6y ago
I would say that HL7 is more like a XML + a set of XML schemas. In any case, you're right that it is only a messaging standard, but I have always seen it used in the contest of having a central broker like Mirth passing messages around
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by mrighele 6y ago
This has been possible the healthcare sector for many years with HL7 and later FHIR [1]. Essentially you have a standard protocol and a set of message to exchange health-related information between the different softwares even if they from
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by mrighele 6y ago
> how do you expect an almost toddler to react when forced to sit in front of a screen? I'm sure any parent will say that it is impossible, and the issue is not the screen, but sitting still. I am in fact surprised that the teacher
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by mrighele 6y ago
> Has anyone here ever had a use case for toLower() where they actually wanted localization to apply? If you are collecting data which include people's names or addresses you probably want localization to be applied correctly so th
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by mrighele 6y ago
Having different prople using different coding styles adds a lot of noise to the history of you repo, expecially if those differences are not only about whitespace (e.g. one developer insisting on opening bra kets on the same line and anoth
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by mrighele 6y ago
> Might as well argue that Crete doesn't count towards an EEZ. This is more or less what they did with their maritime deal with Libya's GNA [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libya%E2%80%93Turkey_marit
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by mrighele 6y ago
Turkey is still on EU's travel ban list despite been in a better shape wrt COVID-19 than other countries and some EU members. The move is seen to be at least in part political.
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by mrighele 6y ago
If their second hand product is still under warranty I think they are entitled to a refund, since their glasses don't work anymore they are clearly defective.
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by mrighele 6y ago
Sounds a lot what Google is doing with Android (open source) and Play Services (not). They made on purpose harder and harder the use the former without the latter.
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by mrighele 6y ago
If the distro is supposed set a default, don't provide one.
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by mrighele 6y ago
My issue with Debian that I don't want a rolling release, and Debian Stable feels more like "Debian Obsolete" to me (at least it was years ago, maybe now it is different...)
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by mrighele 6y ago
Why do they ask the credit card number? I would expect to pay on delivery on a portable POS with card or phone. Safer for both.
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by mrighele 6y ago
You're right, I mixed the two. In any case I think my point still stands; in most European countries both would be addressed with police batons and in case of violence rubber bullets and tear gas. From his tweet I don't think he w
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by mrighele 6y ago
Sending police to shoot at protester is "glorifying violence". As a reference, that's the approach that Assad took in Syria back in 2011.
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by mrighele 6y ago
I still think that the UI of Windows 2000 was better. Windows 2000 had also better usability for keyboard users since you can be extremely productive without a mouse. I think it is the last versions where they really cared about keyboard
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by mrighele 6y ago
- Dumb: you bet. Java as a language is dumb, but as an overall platform is not. In a way it is a two-layer platform: you have the outer layer, a boring language that is used by a lot of people to write most of the code, then you have a hid
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by mrighele 6y ago
I think they sent me a notification about the expiring card once. Another alternative is using one that accept recurring payments through PayPal; that way you would have to handle card expiration only with Paypal.
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by mrighele 6y ago
Some registrars let you enable automatic renewal, so in that case the only risk is to keep paying for a domain that you forgot of.
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by mrighele 6y ago
The grid layout and having chip(let?)s communicating with the four neighbors reminds me a lot of TIS-100 [1], I'm wondering if the game was inspired by this chip. Hopefully the real chip is easier to program :-). [1] https:/&#x2F
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by mrighele 6y ago
I would like the same test done without ads (let's say behind a PiHole). In my experience that makes much more of a difference than the framework used
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by mrighele 6y ago
On websites specialized on comparison shopping. I don't know about the US, but when I was in Italy I used to use a lot one of such websites [1]. Think like shopping on Amazon except that you are redirected to the seller's website
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by mrighele 6y ago
I remember the old (pre-MS) skype being quite good at punching holes in firewall by using a number of tricks. Maybe it would not beat a determined sysadmin, but in many cases it was more than enough
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by mrighele 6y ago
Maybe their models already take into account this and the cost of lost commissions in such events is lower than the cost of increased scams. "Now, should we tweak our process ? Take the number of merchants in the marketplace, A, multip
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by mrighele 6y ago
What set in stone the equality for me was learning about limits and series, because 0.999... is essentially a funny way to represent a serie. Before that, despite accepting the proofs that were given to me, there was always something in the
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by mrighele 7y ago
In my case it is my significant other which had trouble adapting to Italian food. I took over the kitchen anyway :-), and I'm learning how to cook Turkish food, which is as wonderful as the Italian food.

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