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2y ago
Does it support the scenario where part of the team is only on IMAP?
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2y ago
Here's a whimsical site I made a few years ago. You can look up grasses and other lifeforms and see how they are related. https://sol.vandenoever.info/?lang=en,nl&uids=119845,135774,...
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2y ago
"The purpose of a system is what it does." This is only true for systems that works perfectly. If the implementation if flawed, the system can do something different from its purpose. Claiming "The purpose of a system is what
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2y ago
Interesting. I try to use prepared statements to avoid redoing the planning. But since the database schema is small compared to the data, the cost of query planning is quickly negligible compared to running an generic query that is ineffici
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2y ago
The Chromium/Webkit renderer used to have multiple rendering backends. You might use or add a no-op backend.
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That Wikipedia page was created in April 2008. > Examples of such services are: Sourceforge.net, GNU Savanah, Google code https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Forge_(software)&...
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2y ago
https://webodf.org was an attempt for that. Unfortunately, funding ran out.
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2y ago
Is it possible to model thermal performance of a building with Bonsai?
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2y ago
Yes, I can hear you, Grim Fandango.
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2y ago
Exactly, for example IndexedDB, which let's an app use more storage, is only available to PWA's. With the wakelock API it's the reverse.
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2y ago
And web apps on iOS cannot prevent the screen from dimming and locking, making many type of applications impossible to develop as PWA: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=254545 It's a bug that's been open for
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2y ago
Lemonade works as well for attracting wasps. Mosquito's are attracted to CO₂. Put ⅓ sugar, ⅔ water and yeast in the same container to lure them.
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2y ago
You could put a firewall at the other end of the wireguard connection.
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2y ago
How about Vue and Svelte?
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2y ago
This is how I run backups privately and at work: hourly local snapshots with btrbk and hourly remote backups of filesystem snapshots with Borg. The local snapshots backups are great for quick restores or finding out recent file changes. Pro
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2y ago
There's a text2speech with a Stephen Fry option. I do not have it, but it must exist.
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2y ago
BaseX is great. It's impressive what the single developer has achieved and improved over many years already. At NLnet, my employer, we use it to generate our mostly static website. Since it produces well-formed XML as output, there is
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2y ago
That format could sync well to local-first PWA using indexeddb.
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2y ago
In games where you're shooting others, how can you justify that? Either you are bad or they are bad. When you're in a team, it's normal that the team talks about justification.
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Apache Maven wins the third BlueHats Prize
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2y ago
"The municipality is not going to immediately replace all Chinese cameras because of the high costs involved. Instead, the coalition government including the mayor and aldermen want to adopt new contract conditions including criteria r
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Node-oicd-provider wins the second BlueHats Prize
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Radically Open Security has donated 1M Euro to NLnet
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2y ago
Migrating off of GitHub once established is very hard in practice. That is why so many projects have stayed there. But asking people to make a Microsoft GitHub account when your Goal 1. is 'Independent' starts the project off with
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The Microsoft GitHub requirement is the only reason that I do not contribute to NixPkgs except by sending a mail to a maintainer sometimes. Everything I package stays in my own flakes. If a community arose that hosts its own repo or is host
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As you say, NLnet funds many projects. We (I work there) started off doing so decades ago from our own resources as the first ISP in the Netherlands. These days, most of the funds are provided by the EU, governments and donations. They ask
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Dnsmasq wins the first BlueHats Prize
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3y ago
> Open-source software may well be the greatest “public good” the market economy has ever produced. What it shows is the power of voluntary social cooperation. And that's why Richard Stallman deserves to win the Nobel Prize in Econo
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The first XKCD was published closer to the release of the original Doom than to the present day.
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The parameters you pass in define your dependencies. For a program to compile it needs the compiler and that is a complicated dependency. One might think that only passing the paths to the dependencies would be enough. That way the inputs c
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