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by progre 6y ago
Another great one is "Service Consolidation": When you notice that some of your microservices spends most of their time chattering with each other, it's time to clump them togeather into a regular old service.
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by progre 6y ago
Radiation burn is what it is. Don't try to get an actual tan this way. Edit: parent knows this of course. Not every one does.
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by progre 6y ago
Central planning for languages is unstable. In fact, that's how we ended up with french in the first place. Roman Latin was tought and formally used in a "correct" way that slowly drifted from how normal people actually used
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by progre 6y ago
> Other languages were more idiosyncratically designed by some (often single) person, and accrued features haphazardly over time. Some of those are quite successful. Top examples, and very fitting of your description are javascript and p
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by progre 6y ago
This is a really good example of how to report, and respond to a bug.
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by progre 6y ago
To do this you would need a way to create a good vacuum and a way to generate some seriously high voltages. For confirmations, you would also need a neutron detector. Totally achievable stuff, many people have done it with home setups, ther
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by progre 6y ago
GDPR enforcement against non-EU companies has not been tested yet, but this might be a juicy test case if there are any lawyers out there.
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by progre 6y ago
He didn't, his friend created the account. It's usefull to have someone else, on a diffrent device, and IP block to create the account to confirm that it's possible to take over an account that you have no previous connection
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by progre 6y ago
I'm in a fairly rural place and I'm often in places without 3G coverage, so streaming anything is right out. I doubt that another podcast app would handle the storage any better, but it's true, I don't know that. I was
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by progre 6y ago
The info from the phone says OS version MOCOR_W19.6.3. Supposedly this is something diffrent from the Series 30+ that the 2G version of the phone runs. Anyway, it seems rock solid, haven't really had any bugs at all. The resume works,
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by progre 6y ago
The 3310 3G works on 3G and is in fact on the "3" provider right now. But the warning is still relevant. When shopping around for the 3310 I saw some stores selling the slightly older 2017 version 3310 that has only 2G for the sam
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by progre 6y ago
Sure, that would stretch the battery time to maybe 2 days. But I still would have to have both of those in my pocket. Now I get 4-5 days on my smaller pocket phone and the Android stays in the backpack.
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by progre 6y ago
Yes! I haven't had to use the 3310 with mittens on yet but I imagine it will be a lot easier than a touch screen.
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by progre 6y ago
I don't think I have seen any WAP things for the 3310 but it does have a Opera Mini browser, so regular old (no-js) web surfing is still possible. The rendering engine is even somewhat competent, but since the screen is something like
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by progre 6y ago
I hear you, I still need both phones. But the 3310 is the one in my pocket, Samsung stays in the bag until it's called for.
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by progre 6y ago
I guess, but I have sort of lost interest in reddit anyway. They can do whatever they like to their webpage, I'm out. The only thing I really miss are the in-jokes that HN really don't like. I drift more and more to youtube instea
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Nokia 3310 3G as a podcast player(prog.re)
35 points by progre 6y ago|69 comments
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by progre 6y ago
Top comment on the post (from 2012) is by Lee_Felsenstein [1] of Homebrew Computer Club fame and designer of the Osborne 1, the first successfull portable computer (Lee had no part on tanking the company though, Osborne did that all by hims
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by progre 6y ago
It is. The LO union members are the ones with the most to loose with a workforce surplus that comes with more immigration (really refugee asylum, traditional immigration is on about the same levels as ever). The Alliance (center-right, when
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by progre 6y ago
Stored procedures are not available for SQLite. For Postgres the syntax for SPs are so horrible that I'd rather use this. Edit: It's quite telling that the example in the link don't show how to return a resultset from a SP in
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by progre 6y ago
They have traditional strong ties to one subset of the unions, the LO ones. But it's complex: LO is often openly critical of the (ruling) Social Democratic Party. At the same time a large chunk of the actual union members are voting fo
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by progre 6y ago
Well the lunch break is not work time in Sweden so if you have a 1 hour lunch you just work longer in the afternoon. 30 minutes lunch (scheduled to fit the shifts) has been the norm when I have done blue collar work. I don't know anyon
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by progre 6y ago
Didn't the 9/11 hijackers communicate by uploading images of basketball players to sports discussion boards?
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by progre 6y ago
Maybe there should't be residents near heavily trafficked roads at all.
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by progre 6y ago
I have, for real, recieved emails from the kids school with a photo of the printed word document as an attachment.
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by progre 6y ago
I guess one way to "solve" this is to skip the signature in the email and do what every person working in my kids school do: Write your message in MS Word and make sure it's propperly decorated with clipart. Then mail the wor
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by progre 6y ago
The main model or the Express?
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by progre 6y ago
Since the site is hugged to death, why not check out Technology Connections video instead: https://youtu.be/4pZZ5AEEmek
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by progre 6y ago
From the abstract: > Neandertals and Denisovans are the closest evolutionary relatives of present-day humans. Analyses of their genomes showed that they contributed genetically to present-day people outside sub-Saharan Africa So there is
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by progre 6y ago
> reset the loop causing it Yes! Recognicing that it is a feedback loop is probably what has helped me the most. This is weird, I love controll systems and I see feedback loops everywhere in all kinds of contexts. Yet spotting this one

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