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ofrzeta
4y ago
This is why they recommend using the Azure SignalR Service, I guess :)
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Can't get any better than Civ 3 :)
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ofrzeta
4y ago
You could easily use something like GNU Parallel: https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Also, see this: https://github.com/rectorphp/rector Instant Upgrades and Automated Refactoring of any PHP 5.3+ code
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ofrzeta
4y ago
I'd say it's unreliable if you can't decide apriori for which use cases it's reliable. For instance take this example where it makes contradictory assertions https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34288209
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ofrzeta
4y ago
I wouldn't have used a calculator that sometimes miscalculates things and claims them to be correct.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
What about the fact that it's not reliable? Seems unusable to me if you are not a domain expert that just gets help from the system and who is able to judge whether its advice is true or made up.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Yeah, you can use Thunderbird with Office365 authenticating with OAuth2.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
There is an exhaustive list on Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/341st_Missile_Wing_LGM-30_Minu...
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ofrzeta
4y ago
> I used to set it up without title bars. You had to know my personal shortcuts to use my desktop. That's my setup in XFCE. Actually I just need two shortcuts: Alt-F4 and Alt-F9 to minify or close a window. And Alt to move the windo
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ofrzeta
4y ago
It's worth mentioning that there's the Raspberry Pi Pico W with integrated Wifi support, that makes it an alternative to the ESP32 in many projects (it's about 9 USD, though).
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ofrzeta
4y ago
- Laravel has many "admin libraries" (Voyager, Orchid, Filament, Twill, Backpack, ...), some of them open core, each with their own idiosyncrasies. Symfony has EasyAdmin. - Laravel uses Inertia for Vue.js or React integration whil
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Sensorwatch looks nice. However I just recently learned that the Casio F-91W (also worn by US president Obama) has become known as the “Terrorist Watch" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_F-91W#Usage_in_terrorism
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Cast iron casserole, iron steel pan. These are the only things I trust "for life".
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Yeah, they do that in the framework of the "Appellation of origin". However we are not at the point yet where this applies to Fukushima :-) Anyway, interesting point about the ad campaign, and thanks for the info!
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Very often the point is that you have to buy seats for everyone (including non-technical employees) on the same plan if you want to cooperate on these platforms. Very soon it gets expensive. It doesn't make much sense to count the indi
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Getting 60k here also means the employer pays half of health insurance and half of the unemployment insurance.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
How do you know? I've never seen any produce that specifies the origin beyond the country.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Ok, and then the users have root permissions to interact with the containers? Forgive me for asking but I am thinking about solving similar problems (access to containers via ssh) .. or maybe I should use Teleport instead.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Where's the ssh server running in the cluster?
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ofrzeta
4y ago
I am not sure if buying a gun is the adequate answer to this threat. However I am not a US citizen and I get the point. Sometimes, I guess, it's a good thing to delay the checks to let the people chill a bit until they get their gun. A
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Having to wait two months doesn't seem particularly hard to me.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Someone posted this quote by Linus Torvalds just some days ago: Nobody should start to undertake a large project. You start with a small trivial project, and you should never expect it to get large. If you do, you'll just overdesign an
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ofrzeta
4y ago
I believe you :) The prices I quoted where from yesterday in Europe / Germany.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Yeah, sometimes you can get one, however it doesn't make much sense to pay 150 Euros, or 100 for a 1GB version.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
CEO Zipse "BMW i Vision Dee shows what’s possible when hardware and software are combined". Yeah, sure, although I don't like indicative mood in the sentence because, for example, e-ink on the on whole body is noting more tha
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ofrzeta
4y ago
What kind of obituary is this? Ending in a stock exchange report "As at 9.09am, shares in Creative Technology are trading 9 cents higher or 6.38% up at $1.50" Tasteless.
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ofrzeta
4y ago
Zope is still alive, it seems, although I haven't touched it in 20 years: https://zope.readthedocs.io/en/latest/news.html#what-s-new-i...
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ofrzeta
4y ago
What's Elixir without Phoenix?
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ofrzeta
4y ago
I'd say it's not really a French word but a transliteration of the Ancient Greek word ἡ κοινὴ
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