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nightfly
5y ago
Flash player is dead. Flash is still used for animation though, so they are still making money off it.
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5y ago
Ansible can do this (you tell it the user to initially log in, and that you need to "become" another user for a task)
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5y ago
> If your app supports account creation, you must also offer account deletion within the app. Insurance and banks probably aren't affected, since your account is created outside of the app
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5y ago
> “It is outrageous that this company would think that they have intellectual rights property to their grandmother’s cells. Why is it they have intellectual rights to her cells and can benefit billions of dollars when her family, her fle
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5y ago
Go read some Foxnews comments to get some balancing dumb from the right. People say stupid shit online and neither side has a monopoly.
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5y ago
It's probably not like that because then you could have something be both a valid hostname and a valid ip address
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5y ago
Do you have any idea _why_ they were hesitant?
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5y ago
There are time where AWS makes sense, just like there are times where self hosting makes sense.
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5y ago
SIMD is a thing
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5y ago
I think it can be cheaper to initiate these types of attacks than to defend against them. Just pissing someone off with an extra $20 to spend can give you a bad day
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_burst
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5y ago
What's poor about the puppy here? It sounds like when something bad happened this person helped keep the puppy safe
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5y ago
Host it somewhere like Digital Ocean. Flat monthly fee, no unexpected bills.
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5y ago
Really? Kodi doesn't really do a lot, so it seems like it shouldn't be really be impacted by language choice like that.
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5y ago
What are you afraid AI will do?
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5y ago
I got into Common Lisp > 9 years ago with being exposed to it in academia, or really even from social/pop-culture influences. I was looking for a language that had relatively good performance that was easy to prototype code interact
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5y ago
It will stop when our hospitals aren't stretched past their limits. I don't think anyone knows when that will be right now. I've complained in other spaces about this, but it really feels like we're reliving the 1918 flu
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5y ago
I mean, delta changed the math of how effective the vaccine was at preventing spread and mild illness. This is why the idea of a _novel_ coronavirus epidemic was bad, we had no idea where it was gonna go. In Oregon we were on a very bad tra
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5y ago
I'm a long time Linux user who got an M1 Macbook Air from work having about the inverse problem. Every little thing costs like $10-50 and it adds up. And the level of polish I've seen isn't really _that_ great. I've paid
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5y ago
I think it's all about timing. Right now in Oregon our hospitals are full. So the less people getting infected right now the better.
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5y ago
I prefer how Rust wraps it in a type. Makes it seems like "part" of the language, rather than something bolted onto every function.
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5y ago
It implies that the "tick" intervals in atomic clocks aren't always the same length in time, they just average out very well. While the new sapphire clocks have a more consistent tick interval.
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5y ago
There is zero reason to come up with an alt/shit coin for this. Accept payments using a popular crypto-currency and link your customers to reputable exchanges they can purchase the currency at.
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5y ago
> A battery just has two wires sticking out and that's it. Considering the heating/cooling mechanisms required for EV batteries this is a pretty disingenuous statement. Not even considering the highly-toxic fire risk with Li-io
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5y ago
As a sibling comment alluded to; the _crossover_ cable was obsolete, not the the ethernet cable. You can usually use a straight ethernet cable with modern devices, you don't need a crossover cable. The auto-sensing they were talking ab
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5y ago
Because Facebook doesn't offer a regular subscription service, and for lots of people Facebook is how they stay in contact with their friends and family. So being SOL because some asshole is trying to steal your account sucks. There&#x
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5y ago
My wife and I made sure to see it when we went to Seattle in 2017
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That sounds _really_ good, and kind of blows a big hole in a lot of arguments against universal health care. I pay more than that monthly for relatively basic medication and that's _with_ pretty good employer-funded insurance
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5y ago
They misread 0.25 cents as $0.25 or 25¢
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5y ago
I'm a fan of programming languages using := for assignment for this reason
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