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by okeuro49 3y ago
Like it or loath it, X is the best place for free speech. It's rather incredible that X was investigated first, given that bin Laden's "Letter to America" recently went viral on TikTok. However it's worse still that
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If you are not the type of person who can switch off worries, it will cast a shadow over what is supposed to be a happy time. I think Charles Dickens wrote a Christmas themed book on the topic of a heartless businessman, who acted much the
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That plan does sound like the worst of both worlds. I wouldn't mind seeing the marbles returned, solely from the perspective that I like the Classics and I think it would be cool to have them near the Acropolis.
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Symfony 6.4 LTS has been released(symfony.com)
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> Mitsotakis' plan for the sculptures is extremely self-serving and overall sucks for Greece. What is the plan?
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> But what’s a must-have 3rd party N64 exclusive? I can’t even think of one. Goldeneye
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> "I'll just put everything in PostgreSQL and optimize later" Sounds good to me!
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I argue this would come under > unnecessary friction and effort
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> Highly recommended for indie/small teams. Realistically, though, the better choice for small teams is going to be gitlab or github. Using anything that isn't "boring technology" is going to introduce unnecessary fri
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Does it support environment variables that you can dynamically set, e.g. for an access token?
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> The Rotherham failings were not so much because of the "wrong type" of perpetrators, but the wrong type of victims > Are they doing the campaigning? Yes they are https://youtube.com/watch?v=zRuK5wPd_Fc And
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The UK Home Office has not raised an eyebrow about people shouting "jihad" on the streets of London. The UK government also gave a housing allowance to a leader of Hamas. [1] The Home Office doesn't seem to care either about
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This was the plot of the film "The Founder" on the founding of McDonalds. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt4276820/
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> The feeling of the cash flowing out of your hand is much more palpable than when you use a card :) I prefer using credit card, as it's easy to lose track of how much I'm spending with cash. With card, I have a statement at th
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> The bones of a building only allow so many locations for a sink, for instance Why not just tell the customer that instead. I'd rather pay for someone to tell it to me straight, than someone who wants to purposefully overload the c
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by okeuro49 3y ago
> Whether the service is intentionally setup to attract attackers or not is irrelevant No, this forms part of the definition.
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> Ideally, you don't have blocking APIs at all. There isn't any reason nowadays. If you're working with the JVM, you can write simpler blocking code that is also performant through virtual threads.
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The "Not Just Bikes" channel on YouTube offers good analysis on how city planning is detrimental to the independence of children and young people.
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I agree, and I think the industry does too. Types are being retrofitted onto languages, like PHP, or added as a superset of the language, like with Typescript.
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I think "upvote/downvote" mechanisms make the problem even worse, as nobody uses it in the supposedly correct way. The mechanism heavily contributes towards group-think, with any dissenting opinion being completely buried.
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Also from an outsider, you're talking about the Democrats -- right?
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I think Electron is fine for an application like this. Not much to gain for making a completely bespoke platform UI for a dev tool, and a lot of pain.
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It's not an official Asahi communication. It's a dev enjoying some hyperbole for something cool they fixed on a chat platform.
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By "they should" I think the criminal should.
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PHP went through some crazy performance improvements from PHP 5.6 to 7.0, in some cases running twice as fast. It's good to see Ruby doing the same. There is something neat about the same code running faster, solely by being on an upgr
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by okeuro49 3y ago
> yes it's a terrible mistake even seen from Pluto The EU isn't some sort of perfect organisation and is _badly_ in need of reform. To quote Veroufakis: > As he spoke, Schäuble directed a piercing look at Sapin. ‘Elections c
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> €2.6 billion per year to regain access to a program they were once part of? You always had to pay, before Brexit it was in the form of the EU budget contribution. The UK was also a net contributor.
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> I want to fully utilize every CPU and every core I have, why do I want green/virtual threads again? If your task is CPU bound, then virtual threads don't gain you anything. On the other hand, if your task is IO bound, e.g. fo
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Somewhat ironically for a post talking about misinformation, the first link that you use to support your claim links to a study that says "this study has not yet been published in a peer reviewed journal".
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> Pre-Elon Twitter was arguably the last major social media site that actually supported some subset of the "open web" people like to reminisce about here. Unless you disagreed with its politics. In which case you were suspende

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