progforlyfe

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by progforlyfe 5y ago
I used fish for a few years and finally switched to zsh. I wouldn't consider myself a super shell power user, so eventually I got tired of trying to make standard things work (such as nvm and similar helper utilities). Yes there are w
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
The fact that this kind of idiocy even makes its way to law makers frightens me greatly (whether it passes or not). We're going to be in a world of hurt
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Still, I hope the author realizes the problem so they won't repeat such a mistake. The fact that such a package exists is a little odd to begin with...
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Bingo. Any time software is made to try parsing & escaping SQL queries before sending to the server is going to find out the hard way why that is risky. With prepared statements it's like saying to the DB, here's the query: SE
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
It looks like the article headline is slightly misleading. It says "Parameterized queries", but I wouldn't use that phrase to describe escaping data "client side" and sending the SQL query to the Database essentiall
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
I agree with that sentiment. Also I would estimate that AI would eliminate humans long before it would or could reach the level of what humans are. So we wouldn't exist to see such a world.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Why would anyone worthy ever leave Apple? Such a thing would be so... unclean.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
This is very troublesome... It is possible to create a general, personal Google account using any email address (iirc) so I wonder if it is possible to just migrate to your own email solution (since you own the domain) and keep the google a
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Have they thought about.... Monetizing with ads?
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
I've actually had decent luck using Zelle in the past 2 years for local transactions for second hand marketplace transactions (used furniture and stuff). It's not fully bank native, but quite close it seems.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
100% this! At least Firefox with 1password seems to handle it okay.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Sadly this is the exact reason I switched away from it. I couldn't copy/paste in commands from coworkers or use common web projects (I'd have to either search for a fish replacement or convert it myself... Or just launch bash
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Does this mean that one day https will not be allowed in the EU and companies will have to go back to supporting http?
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
And indeed these are points when many switch or at least try to, which is good. And some of those stick for good, some go back.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
True, but you could use a little to buy stuff off Amazon for example. Think of it like an automatic discount. I use purse.io for this along with dollar cost averaging.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Any time you see a related or recommended video that annoys you, you should click the three dots and choose "not interested"
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Sounds a lot like the "illegal numbers" debacle.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
HN hug of death already
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Although hardly anyone uses yahoo mail anymore, they actually have this feature built in. Basically email aliases.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
> the whole framework Files are autoloaded lazily, meaning only classes that are touched are loaded on any given request. If the code is split into well sized, purposeful modules, it becomes a non issue.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
I prefer python or ruby, they cook the egg faster
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
If I'm understanding correctly, this is specifically (and only) the YouTube TV app, and not regular YouTube? YouTube TV is their offering for watching broadcast television channels over youtube.
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Friggin love CapRover! It's definitely helped take the anxiety out deployments for me. OPs solution is cool & novel but still looks like too many moving parts for my taste. I find CR too be a great balance between fully rolling you
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
This is giving me some serious HyperCard/HyperTalk vibes from the late 80s/early 90s on Macintosh computers! Perhaps that is why the name has "hyper" in it? _hyperscript: <button _="on click fetch /cli
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by progforlyfe 6y ago
Yep. There is always plans to shut the whole thing down eventually, for console stores (the exception maybe being Microsoft?) But you have to do it in phases to manage the negative feedback. If someone purchases a game on Day 1, you definit
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by progforlyfe 6y ago
If I understand the system correctly, the vast majority of bitcoin energy consumption comes from the mining process, which is not strictly required (at least not anymore, with 18+ million BTC now mined and in circulation). I can spin up the
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by progforlyfe 6y ago
Preservation. Think a library or museum archiving a piece of human culture. Not just the OS itself but the programs that run on the OS. If ReactOS succeeds you'd be able to run those Win95/98/XP era programs literally forever
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by progforlyfe 6y ago
I took item 4 to mean "at work" -- find something enjoyable to work on at work / while actually working... Which definitely isn't always an option depending on your job.
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by progforlyfe 6y ago
Quick note: NDS will be tough to emulate on these low power hand helds, plus the dual screen to 1 screen will be awkward
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by progforlyfe 7y ago
Close; For the most part, to the application the Posts appear to be from one table since the lookup interface is the same (externally), but in reality at this massive scale, it just wouldn't be possible in a single MySQL table and data

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