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It was both. A 24/7 repository and a 24/7 web URL for the code. Those two features together let devs inspect and download code, and open and discuss issues. The URL also let automated tools download and install packages. Familiar
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Universally known to whoever wanted to intercept that traffic. Maybe and hopefully not known to the staff of those networks (the current staff could be maintaining what somebody else set up) as some of those companies fixed the problem when
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1y ago
3. Ask for extradition.
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https://www.quora.com/profile/Blake-Senftner > Original Macintosh Beta Tester and Mac 3rd Party Developer (‘83-’85)
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1y ago
You are right but $ unicode Command 'unicode' not found, but can be installed with: sudo apt install unicode and it did. So it really was available. That's Debian 11.
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1y ago
My experience is that Celery is fragile. It loses the connection with RabbitMQ sometimes and it needs a restart to recover. I never had those problems with Rails and Sidekiq + Redis.
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I also have a radio script to play internet streams with mpv (?). Other random stuff A password or token generator, simple or complicated random text. Scripts to list, view and delete mail messages inside POP3 servers n, to start Nautilus f
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1y ago
It's like the Olympics, you have to win the basketball gold medal every 4 years or accept that somebody else is better than you at that game. Every medal can be the last one forever. Sports are sports, not being good at other matters c
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Maybe they'll have to tour and meet people in person because videos will be devoid of trust. On the other side we want to believe in something, so we'll believe in the video that will suit our beliefs. It's an interesting str
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1y ago
I can share links to myself with a messenger but it's much faster to share them to a given device and see its browser open a tab to that link. It works inside apps too: I can share a video from phone to tablet (NewPipe, probably YouTub
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I've always run GNOME and KDE Connect port called gsconnect [1] works very well. I run it on several Ubuntus and on Debian 11. I run the KDE Connect app on my Android devices. That plus syncthing are exceptionally good tools to link al
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That bag full of cash will keep being a bag full of cash but the passion project will likely become driven by whoever hands you the bag and will head towards their goals, not yours. Anyway you'll keep the cash. It's not different
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I can drink three coffee cups at midnight and sleep well. It doesn't even make me feel more awake in the morning. Nothing. Apparently I'm immune. I drink coffee especially in the form of cappuccino (the Italian one, in case the na
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1y ago
Being able to see a shadow and learning that it has area zero made me think that there is something wrong with the definition of area.
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Because even if service A is using multiple cloud providers not all the external services they use are doing the same thing, especially the smallest one or the cheapest ones. At least one of them is on AWS East-1, fails and degrades service
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I read the code but I'm not sure I understood all of it (I'm familiar with Elixir, not with Gleam). For normal matters I do believe that your approach works but (start returns the pid of the server, right?) what is it going to hap
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In the case of a costumer of mine the AWS outage manifested itself as Twilio failing to deliver SMSes. The fallback plan has been disabling the rotation of our two SMS providers and sending all messages with the remaing one. But what if the
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I agree with you that picking quantum was probably the fad of the time and it was an easy pick as quantum is everywhere. He cold have said "electrons". However the argument against unknown physics is not very sound IMHO. There has
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1y ago
It's a 128 bit number. If you express that number in base 62 (26 upper case letters + 26 downcase letters + 10 digits) you need only a bit more than 20 characters. You can compress it further by increasing the base and using other 8 bi
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1y ago
My customers return created_at attributes in all their API calls so UUIDv7 won't harm them at all. They also use sequential ids. Only one of them ever used UUIDv4 as primary key. We didn't have any performance problem but the whol
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Maybe $30k or $40k are nothing for the average car owner in the USA but that's 3 or 4 times what a small car used to cost here in Europe, even 5 times. Small cars are going extinct or their price doubled because they are transitioning
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IMHO Django's templating engine is its worst feature but that only proves how subjective all these matters can be. I'm currently making money both from Django and Rails. I made quite a bit of money from Phoenix years ago. Customer
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If they leave it alone on what else would they be working on? Not on something in somebody's else department so it's either being layed off or convince the board that each year's iteration on the same things is the next groun
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Do they use the same Microsoft software and the Azure APIs that are available in the rest of the world?
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They left 3% to the opposition? The government won the general elections in Italy with 98.5% 96 years ago.
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Probably. In web development it's usually get data, transform data, send data. That's in both directions, client to server and viceversa. Transformations are almost always simple. Native apps maybe do something more client side o
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That's the standard way stoplights work in Italy. Cars have to yield to pedestrians so it's common to see cars start the right turn and then wait in a line until all pedestrians have crossed the street.
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But why only in the USA? Cars and phones are the same in all the countries listed in the OP and it's not SUVs vs sedans. So are we left with your last point, different infrastructure?
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Not Germany here but I witnessed buses of the bus company of my former city driving at 50 or more in a 30 km/h area. Some of those areas have a 30 limit because of a good reason, some probably only to add up kilometers and make the cit
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Because they thought they could take Ukraine in one week, so why not? And when they realized the mistake it's impossible to back down without losing face and life by the hand on the next leadership. So yes, it's existential, but n
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