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by progval 6y ago
You can move to another instance.
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by progval 6y ago
> Dropping messages is something that should notify you There is an IRCv3 extension to get an acknowledgement the server received your message: https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/echo-message-3.2 > It feels
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by progval 6y ago
The TLD doesn't count
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by progval 6y ago
Because Dockerfiles delegate all the complexity to a package manager (apt, apk, ...), which has its own languages (eg. debian/rules for apt). Using Docker without any package manager doing this job would be a completely different story
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by progval 6y ago
It is: https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2020/05/2020-05-0...
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by progval 6y ago
Nitpick: Remote code execution is breaking a TLS implementation (eg. openssl), not breaking TLS itself. > so I'm assuming the difference here is that it's the CPU management chip instead of your browser? Yes. If a vulnerability
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by progval 6y ago
> I don't want my computer to schedule its own restart I understand it's annoying, but as someone who deals with spam, I prefer that Microsoft forces people to apply security upgrades on their home computers.
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by progval 7y ago
> The same applies with two people known to have no middle name—where you store a zero length string. I think that's the thing. People use NULL to mean empty value, instead of unknown value. Not necessarily for strings because there
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by progval 7y ago
In 2017, the French postal service ("La Poste") formalized this and made it a paid service to check up on elderly people ("Veiller sur mes parents"). Relatedly, La Poste was privatized in 2014. There were some protests a
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by progval 7y ago
> but with no matching source packages that I could find. This is also something that bothers me. Even Gentoo (!) gives up on building some applications and just redistributes upstream binaries (eg. Cassandra or Kafka), because it's
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by progval 7y ago
> But unfortunately *nix programs are not written to support this, so you see lots of hacks in Nix to get things to work. You might have said the same thing about the Reproducible Builds project [1] early on. It was a project inside Debi
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by progval 7y ago
This happens because libraries installed by create-react-app depend on many other libraries (1026 transitive dependencies as of today). As a comparison, Django, a large Python web framework, has only three dependencies (pytz, sqlparse, and
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by progval 7y ago
> Microsoft has settled the great space debate No, Microsoft doesn't get to "settle" a language issue. This also reminds me that some (many?) French speaker believe upper-case accentuated letters (eg. É È À) are incorrect,
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by progval 7y ago
The first block defines a macro; the second block is the macro usage. The goal of macros is to deduplicate code; either inside a function or to implement traits (eg. the Debug trait, that allows printing a structure/enumeration/..
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by progval 7y ago
> Firstly, there's the name: chaos, which evokes the opposite of what my code to look like. The full name is "The Chaos Programming Language", which I understand as "the language to program chaos". It's in l
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by progval 7y ago
Note that power savings in a DC are double: the device itself uses less; but you also save power in the AC. Using non-x86 (or even just non-Intel) is also an investment, as you are less dependent on a duopoly.
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by progval 7y ago
A few days ago, Scaleway sent this in a mail to all customers: > Dear customer, > As of December 1 st, 2020, our C2 and ARM64 Instances will reach their end-of-life. The physical servers hosting them are indeed randomly affected by se
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by progval 7y ago
From the email they sent all consumer: > As of December 1 st, 2020, our C2 and ARM64 Instances will reach their end-of-life. The physical servers hosting them are indeed randomly affected by several stability issues, which prevent us fro
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by progval 7y ago
Didn't they already discontinue these?
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by progval 7y ago
> but it looks like Twitter has actually had this feature since some time in 2016, and I'm not sure when Mastodon added it. Mastodon started in 2016, so it was a bit early. It added this feature in 2017: https://github.co
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by progval 7y ago
> Wow I see no mention of no systemd in FreeBSD here. The author wrote about it in the "part 1" article linked in the introduction.
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Reverse emulating the NES to give it Super Powers [video](youtube.com)
2 points by progval 7y ago|0 comments
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by progval 7y ago
This reminds me of this video of a "reverse-emulated" NES using a raspberry-pi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar9WRwCiSr0 (you can skip to 3:35 if you're not interested in the jokes). The author further exp
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Why is this program erroneously rejected by three C++ compilers?(stackoverflow.com)
7 points by progval 7y ago|1 comments
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by progval 7y ago
Section 3.2.3 of the Google Maps ToS > (c) No Creating Content From Google Maps Content. Customer will not create content based on Google Maps Content. > (d) No Re-Creating Google Products or Features. Customer will not use the Servic
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by progval 7y ago
They do, it's just not a priority. The PEP I linked (as well as most of the work of its author, Victor Stinner, in the last years) are motivated by JITing. There's also the "frame evaluation API" PEP [1], whose purpose i
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by progval 7y ago
Aren't you saying it's possible to make a perfect language with no tradeoff, and all that in just 6 months?
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by progval 7y ago
Python suffers the same issue. There's some discussion about dealing with it in this PEP and the pages it links: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0509/
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by progval 7y ago
I'm guessing that by "giving up", GP meants having a false negative
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by progval 7y ago
It's an implementation detail. You probably just need to change the code of file to change the format of Mastodon's URLs: https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/blob/master/app/lib/ac..

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