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by onli 2y ago
I'm considering it. It might be a language that does not need constant changes because of useless churn. Especially now, with the Raku split worked out. On the other hand, the changes in my Ruby project have always been very manageable
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by onli 2y ago
Oh, right, one of those might have been mine. I marked it as private now. Thank you.
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by onli 2y ago
I can't judge the economic impact of that for you. But with a service like this, it's just so easy to do that you might want to prioritize it :) If your model is pull based, you create a second endpoint that puts the data you&#x27
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by onli 2y ago
Fair enough I'd say :) The concern is understandable, but I honestly think Pipes is different. The operations Pipes can do are at the same time very generic and very targeted. It's stuff like "Download this url" and &quo
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by onli 2y ago
I like that. I think it would have to be all items that get POSTed one by one to a url to work with the current flow, but that should be equally useful, no? Pipes does have some building blocks to prepare that operation or work with the res
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by onli 2y ago
This is my project :) Nice to see this here again! If there are questions, I'm ready to answer (I have a rather young baby here though that wanted attention while writing this, but she sleeps now, so I think we are good). Pipes saw som
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by onli 2y ago
The twitter integration did not survive their api changes and price hikes. I removed the block in the editor a while ago. Did I miss a link in the docs?
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by onli 2y ago
Hey, that's interesting to me. Could you share a bit more about that? Do you replace the feeds with one summary item?
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by onli 2y ago
I'm not claiming it's equivalent to Yahoo Pipes, but my https://pipes.digital does have a combine block ;)
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by onli 2y ago
That hasn't been my experience at all. It was Firefox that made web browsing bearable again on my old android device.
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by onli 2y ago
Probably not. _3u10 is right, this is only a fraud case. And Boeing is also providing military hardware, so under full government protection. Trump would pardon them directly, Biden just not foster a DOJ the investigation, while the three l
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by onli 2y ago
In Germany, there was a murder case of someone driving a car with over 100km/h through a city and killing a pedestrian. Not manslaughter, murder. Who conspires to maximise profit when putting a new plane design in the air by circumvent
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by onli 2y ago
Fines for murder cases are not that common. Boring killed those passengers, a criminal investigation would have looked into that. Sure looks like a bribe.
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by onli 2y ago
Oracle trumps use cases. That is why GraalVM never was a valid option.
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by onli 2y ago
Shattered Pixels is one example of a game with a commercial side that is published on f-droid.
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by onli 2y ago
> That sure sounds good, but is simply not true. Sure it's true. Many users are still doing deployment FTP-style, even if it's not the original protocol anymore. That the pipes are bigger just meant we could up the thumbnail
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by onli 2y ago
> Are you seriously telling me software performance should not improved if the core functionality kinda, sorta, works? I would not hesitate to take this position. Of course it depends, on how severe the bugs are, especially for the out
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by onli 2y ago
I think that's the right answer. At least for server based readers it seemed to be supported last I checked, and it's the most efficient way to solve the feed deliver with minimal resources on the server.
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by onli 2y ago
This is stability. Stability is good. There is no need to change code that works just because it collides with modern taste. If WordPress has a stabilizing influence on php that's even better. All the breaking changes of the new versio
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by onli 2y ago
That would be highly confusing for a German. OV always means that it is in a foreign language here, in cinema listings. Adding OV to German movies would identify them as not German. I know that does not follow from the meaning of the word,
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by onli 2y ago
Linux is not the recommended choice for the game selection, it's so that the OS is not already a hostile place with ads and spammy news. The games themselves have still to be filtered, as I wrote.
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by onli 2y ago
Just to say: This is avoidable. Ofc one can not give Windows to a child anymore, but there is Linux. For games on Android, of course one can't install games from the Play Store anymore, but there is F-Droid. And for regular PC games, t
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by onli 2y ago
That's not how this market works. There is no homogenous group of gamers that can act together. Each year there is a new cohort of 11 years old that knows nothing of past publisher behaviour and wants the latest EA game for their birth
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by onli 2y ago
Many people click no whenever there is not a manipulated choice. See https://www.cnil.fr/en/evolution-practices-web-regarding-coo... "Most" may be correct, but given how annoying those banners are I would not
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by onli 3y ago
No, that's sadly not true. With the stepping down having been cancelled and the recently repeated paranoid accusations in https://github.com/mozilla/ichnaea/issues/2065#issuecomment-... the present situa
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by onli 3y ago
I understand that position, but one can also not simply ignore the situation. It'd be okay if the project had removed the maintainer, but they did not, instead he just sabotaged the Mozilla location service discussion while purporting
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by onli 3y ago
CalxyOS is the other one, with less problematic developer history.
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by onli 3y ago
Why shouldn't denunciate be a real word? It is listed at https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/denunciate and https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/denunciate . But right, that other quote was
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by onli 3y ago
I use bulma for a small site of mine: https://www.sustaphones.com/ . Some impressions from my usage, after having just updated to 1.0: 1. It's absolutely awesome that 1.0 did not break compatibility with the old HTML. T
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by onli 3y ago
If there are no testable predictions it is not a hypothesis, it's a religion.

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