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FTA: > The effort by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s office to obscure the pandemic death toll in New York nursing homes was far greater than previously known, with aides repeatedly overruling state health officials over a span of at least five m
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FUSE for macOS: Why a popular open-source library became closed source (2019)
(theregister.com)
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There isn't a good way to not play though. Even if you don't have a Twitter account, something you do can still be posted on Twitter and then the outrage machine can latch onto it.
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John Delony Show: a caller-driven mental health challenges, relationships show
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The latest Macbook Pro 16" supports 32GB or 64GB RAM [1]. It's been that way for a few generations. I have the 2018 model and it has 32GB. I think that might have been the first generation where that much RAM was supported. [1] h
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IndieWeb: A people-focused alternative to the “corporate web”
(indieweb.org)
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Top Spenders on Lobbying US Congress
(opensecrets.org)
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HotChocolate: Open-source GraphQL server for .NET
(chillicream.com)
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Bots won't replace apps (2016)
(dangrover.com)
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C# Algorithms
(github.com)
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> evidence that the prosecution improperly withheld from the defense regarding the reliability of informant testimony What are the consequences of this for the prosecution?
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"toot" means "fart" where I'm from. Imagine a social network where they referred to posts by users as "farts". "Your fart was shared by 230 of your followers." "This fart is NSFW" "
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IIUC it already does this. Many of the libraries Pulumi exposes are not specific to any cloud platform. Examples: - Docker: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/docker/ - Postgresql: https:/&#
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Yes, but this time: - They're going to support MVVM and MVU (MVU is similar to JSX with React). - You'll be able to target all these platforms from a single C# project. With .NET 5 and earlier, Xamarin required you to have a separ
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The Pulumi Automation API lets you have an API to update infrastructure from your own process instead of via CLI commands that call your executable. I hope this makes it easy to implement multi-tenancy by spinning up separate infrastructure
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> > I do feel however, that Amazon shouldn't be allowed to drop customers without a 3 month notice unless said customers have done something actually illegal, and by that I mean 'illegal as designated by an actual Judge'
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> We know that there are no side effects that are common enough to be of real concern No, we can't know that. Some affects don't show up for a long time. One example is women. Women's bodies are complex because they go thr
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6y ago
To be clear this is a reference to this scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FnO3igOkOk edit: it's a scene where this exact conversation is playing out.
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Except it almost never works out that way. Foreign aid goes to the foreign government, which uses it to stay in power (e.g., giving food only to loyal supporters). Since the problems of developing countries are usually related to tyrannical
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What is Starling? I searched for it and found tons of things called that.
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We are using it for sending data from edge devices to the cloud
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In December they said they were thinking about opening up a reseller program so they don't have to support end users [1]. Then they announced the end of the community editions [2]. And now this announcement. I think they're trying
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Have you tried Downpour? Their customer service is excellent. Their selection is smaller, but if you're mostly interested in classics the two catalogs are probably more comparable.
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The Ungreen Web: Why Our Web Apps Are Terribly Inefficient?
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Adaptive Cards – snippets of UI, authored in JSON, that apps can exchange
(adaptivecards.io)
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> “One of the most difficult challenges I work with are the effects from pornography,” Gibson said. “Average age of first exposure, which is often accidental, is 10 to 11 years old. Anything we can do to help prevent that puts us in a pr
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Yeah there’s a tab for it in the latest docker images, although I’ve never configured it
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I’ve started using KeyCloak by default for my personal projects. Once you know how to integrate it and configure it, you never have to worry about users or roles again. I haven’t used the groups feature yet but I’m optimistic considering ho
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It seems so: https://github.com/nwestfall/BlazorDB Although this might be using JavaScript interop instead of using WebAssembly directly. Edit: check this out: https://www.ditto.live/ It’s a multi lang
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Is there any interest in supporting other languages? Like how libp2p is being gradually ported to Rust, Go, Java. I feel like OrbitDB could become the new data model of the web if it went multi language. Or maybe was compiled to WebAssembly
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