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   by muxator 6y ago

   This is my recollection, too. Firefox was first, with pdf.js
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   by muxator 6y ago

   Or maybe your organization is a public institution, where each penny spent needs to be authorized/accounted for.
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   by muxator 6y ago

   Moderators: could the link to this story be upgraded to https? My (ugly) mobile ISP does DNS hijacking on clear text connections. The https version [0] works OK. [0] https://blog.erlang.org/the-new-scalable-ets-ordered_set&#
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   by muxator 6y ago

   India-spiral is not a spiral!
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   by muxator 6y ago

   How do the carriers do it, at the technical level? Do they limit the IP TTL?
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   by muxator 6y ago

   I used colinux as part of my personal plan to migrate away from Windows back in ~2005-2006. I wanted the transition to be as painless as possible, and I also wanted to be able to use both system at the same time for a while while getting us
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   by muxator 6y ago

   Seconded! How did you do it?
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   by muxator 6y ago

   Use a GUI and look at it while you work. Using a collaboration tool to figure out what actually you worked on is placing this burden on other people instead of yourself.
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   by muxator 6y ago

   As a sibling comment says, if you are on Android and have root access, it is very easy. Just have a look at /data/data/appname/. For example, this is what I copy to make backups of my contacts on my Android phone: > #
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    by muxator 6y ago

    > In DBMS the "source of truth" is the log that's only true in the (frequent) case of write-ahead logs. Some database engines may use Rollback logs, or undo logs.
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    by muxator 6y ago

    Maybe not recently, but in the years that cemented Intel dominance, there were many clones on the market.
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    by muxator 6y ago

    > * devs see shared storage just appear in their containers. To them it doesn't matter in the slightest that it comes from NFS, Gluster or Ceph. > devs just see traffic hit their app. They don't know or care anything about o
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    by muxator 6y ago

    > I'm not allowed even remotely near the kitchen Ahha! I do not know why, but in every international couple I have met (including mine) the Italian part always ends up taking over the kitchen. My non-Italian wife says it is a matter
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    Covid and Knowledge Graphs: Assess Impact of Selective Lockdown via AI Reasoning(arxiv.org)

    1 points by muxator 6y ago|0 comments
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    by muxator 7y ago

    This is interesting. Can you suggest any source to investigate more about this?
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    by muxator 7y ago

    Etherpad lite is still alive: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite
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    by muxator 7y ago

    The web post-wasm could be a whole different beast from what the web was originally supposed to be. Not that the current situation is idyllic, but I fear a post-wasm web would be even more opaque and less inspectable.
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    by muxator 7y ago

    I do not think it would be a good idea to use file system level snapshotting for backing up a database. The database "knows better" about its internals, and can give more guarantees about the consistency of its data. I would trust
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    by muxator 7y ago

    Only 4% of the users who visited this test page use Ubuntu. Linux on the desktop is really not a thing.
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    by muxator 7y ago

    At least for me, being able to use Linux as daily driver on my desktop was instrumental at making me more proficient. At that point using it in the server became natural. Nothing beats the exercise of being able to use the same environment
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    by muxator 7y ago

    # btrfs filesystem usage / Overall: Device size: 142.86GiB Device allocated: 48.05GiB Device unallocated: 94.81GiB Device missing: 0.00B Used: 37.75GiB Free (estimated):
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    by muxator 7y ago

    Thanks! I really did not know of the annoyances, it really helps.
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    by muxator 7y ago

    You can always strip a bad committed merge, abort a bad uncommitted one, and perform it again (maybe with different tooling). Normally mercurial stops when there are conflicts it cannot resolve reliably. In that cases, have a try at kdiff3:
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    by muxator 7y ago

    Could you expand on this please?
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    Voting System: Condorcet Method(en.wikipedia.org)

    3 points by muxator 7y ago|0 comments
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    On Societies and Their Running(pedrocr.pt)

    1 points by muxator 7y ago|0 comments
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    by muxator 7y ago

    Completely agree (I do this myself all the time) but keeo in mind the initial sort has not a constant cost in term of memory. Yet, one realizes how well written these basic tools are only after having some bruises with fancier tools.
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    by muxator 7y ago

    I use the mobile site + Firefox + this add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-backgro... And have one google application less to install on my phone.
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    by muxator 7y ago

    Nice! How do you consumer it on your phone (I suppose)? Is "WIFI:..." automatically passed to the network intent? Edit: just tried in ZXing QR code scanner on Android, I was too curious. After scanning the code, the proposed actio
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    by muxator 7y ago

    > I like using the app since Premium allows for playing stuff in the background, plus downloading stuff for offline viewing. You can't get that in Firefox with uBlock. But on firefox you can get play in background with this: https: