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by pan69 1y ago
Pretty much sums up the misinformation machine world we live in today.
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by pan69 1y ago
Well, nobody has Flash installed anymore (I hope) and I don't believe there is a "modern" way to obtaining a font list (that works on all/majority of browsers). So, at face value, looking at installed fonts doesn't
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by pan69 1y ago
> an 8 year old product with no traction ... and we agreed that this could best be achieved by selling it to the employees. Can someone with more business sense than me explain this? Why would employees want to buy an 8 year old product
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by pan69 1y ago
When I was young, a nephew of the same age as me who only ate Mayonnaise at the time. Maybe Mayonnaise on white bread, but that was it. Haven't seen or heard from him since we were young, but I am sure he grew out of it. Kids can be we
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by pan69 1y ago
I'd like to add these vintage computer oriented channels: https://www.youtube.com/@adriansdigitalbasement https://www.youtube.com/@bitsundbolts https://www.youtube.com/@necro_ware
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by pan69 1y ago
Just asking. Which problem? Which constraints?
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by pan69 1y ago
> It turns out the people creating the front end pocket most of the money. Would you be able to elaborate on this? I don't fully understand this statement.
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by pan69 1y ago
Looks interesting. Has someone done an implementation of this?
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by pan69 1y ago
This looks more website oriented, i.e. building HTML pages within a YAML construct. OP's project seems to be more API/middleware oriented.
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by pan69 1y ago
From about 2000 util about 2010 I was a die-hard ActionScript developer. I used to work for a number of digital advertising studios building gigantic full browser Flash monstrosities for our clients. Never really dabbled in Flex but it was
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by pan69 1y ago
Experienced developers understand the start-up cost associated with building a software product. So, when developers think ahead and architect and design their software for a possible future roadmap and that roadmap doesn't eventuate,
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by pan69 1y ago
Like the idea but is any of this actually working? Created an account, uploaded a photo of my dog. This bring me to a page which "Sticker Collection" which is showing me a bunch of cartoon cats, which based on their title are supp
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by pan69 1y ago
Enabled the model in github copilot, give it one (relatively simply prompt), after that: Sorry, you have been rate-limited. Please wait a moment before trying again. Learn More Server Error: rate limit exceeded Error Code: rate_limited
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by pan69 1y ago
If the suppliers decide that it's not worth the risk of letting the consumer to decide to pay the passed on tariff then there simply is no consumer choice. There needs to exist a domestic supplier to be able to fill the gap. My guess i
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by pan69 1y ago
It's an interesting one. Some people call it a Personal Computer others call it a calculator. However you classify it, it was certainly a interesting and important stepping stone and it's a shame that a lot of European innovations
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by pan69 1y ago
> all-powerful “tenant admin” accounts that were to be exempted from network logging activity Is this normal to build this sort of functionality into a software system? Especially software systems that heavily rely on auditability?
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by pan69 1y ago
I have (had? Looking at my bookshelf I can't find, maybe I tossed it?) a hardcopy of this book. The information in it is well written, however... The use of "HLA" (High Level Assembly) is a real turn off, at least for me. Rea
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by pan69 1y ago
The way I view serverless such as AWS Lambda, and services like SQS and SNS, in that you're supposed to use it to program the cloud environment, not to stick your business apps in it.
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by pan69 2y ago
I really like this app. I tried it out but when I wanted copy and paste the first table I created as a template to create the next table, the app asked me for access to read text and images of my clipboard. I don't really like doing th
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by pan69 2y ago
Could it be that not all software development is equal? Some of it leans more towards engineering and the academic (e.g. compilers, operating systems, tpc/ip stacks, etc) vs software that leans more towards the creative (e.g. web and m
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by pan69 2y ago
The Istanbul song is still floating around in memes today but I totally forgot about Birdhouse in Your Soul. Listening to the Flood album now. Thanks for posting!
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by pan69 2y ago
Fair enough. :)
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by pan69 2y ago
Here in Australia it's typical to say Ah-zure (Ah as in Aha) where as Americans typically say Ay-zure (Ay as in the name Jay). There are many differences in pronunciation between English from various countries. E.g. in Australia we say
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by pan69 2y ago
When one holds no multiple citizenships?
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by pan69 2y ago
Even after you pointed it out, I really had to search the page for it and finally found it tucked away if the far bottom right corner of the page.. I can totally imagine that for those who do not know where to look specifically, that they&#
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by pan69 2y ago
Didn't the disintegration of Libya also not play a big part to start the refugee crisis? Someone explained to me once that once Gaddafi was gone and Libya became a fractured state, that it essentially became a refugee gateway into the
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by pan69 2y ago
TeamForm, ServiceNow, Workday
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by pan69 2y ago
The way I read the parent comment was as in; replacing C/C++ with Rust as a choice for language going forward, not replacing existing C/C++ code bases with Rust.
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by pan69 2y ago
The change licence in Directus simply seems to be GPL3: https://github.com/directus/directus/blob/main/directus/lice... The only provision they have added is that if a business uses it in production
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by pan69 2y ago
Just out of curiosity, what is "a normal licence"?

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