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If CSS property value is not limited in length, you could actually put the whole browser source code in it... :-)
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Wars can end without peace treaty. Just see the history: there were many more wars than peace treaties...
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This is cool if you are running Windows and want to test some Linux command immediately...
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5y ago
Thank you for sharing! Sharing details on how your system works brings confidence to customers...
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5y ago
Not parent, but calculation from given data: 1200km, charging every 300km for about 30-50min -> 4x 30-50min -> 120-200min -> 2h-3.3h in one direction -> 4h-6.6h in both directions
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5y ago
Who can guarantee me that this isn't built by some national security agency with some tiny, hidden backdoors?
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5y ago
Maybe - one day - somebody will make the image based virtual machine for Java... VisualAge for Java was an attempt in that direction, but the image part was abandoned later in Eclipse...
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UltraRAM: 'Universal Memory' That Brings RAM-Like Speed to Non-Volatile Storage
(tomshardware.com)
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If they would operate in Europe, they would be fined tens and hundereds of millions USD in each country for publishing such private information...
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Some say "historical baggage", others say "backwards compatibility"... two sides of the same coin...
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If you need a shortcut for accessors, you may aswell make your fields public and avoid get/set altogether...
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I am so happy about this, because those companies are not respecting the local laws! Now others will also switch to "symetric options" because of fear...
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5y ago
This looks similar to troops without any signs on their uniforms in Kiev, Ukraine a few years back... So now we can guess which country is using "no-name" troops...
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5y ago
So it already started: a new generation of swindling using computer generated voice, video and other artifacts... It didn't take much time to misuse the newest tech...
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I am inviting you to come to my family! From "UK" in your username I see you are just one Ryan Air flight away from us...
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Backwards compatibility is GOLD. I hope they will NEVER break it (too much) for Java...
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Install Wine on Linux, then use portable apps.
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5y ago
...and within trade agreements with other countries, which are many...
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5y ago
Backwards compatibility is pure gold and is worth more than any new trend...
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I like monoliths... which are modular inside... no need for microservices, easy deployment even without Docker and Kubernetes... just a single binary...
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I like monoliths... which are modular inside... no need for microservices, easy deployment even without Docker and Kubernetes... just a single binary...
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5y ago
Who remembers the Smalltalk browser?
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So here we go again... Number of journalists in jail reaches global high ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29495145 ) and United States would like to contribute to this high number...
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5y ago
Not the author of the post, but I guess the author meant that using JavaScript to communicate directly with PostgreSQL database over PostgREST is "architectural code smell": in this case database can easily be hacked and everybody
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5y ago
OK. But HotSpot should be part of the OpenJDK source code - which is excluded/not used by some distributions...
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From abstract: "It is used in the HotSpot and OpenJDK virtual machines" => Isn't HotSpot part of OpenJDK?
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I have those in my house. They are modular (see https://www.tem-si.com/design-switches/ ).
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I like Let's Encrypt's free certificates! But I don't like centralization where failure in a centralized service may render millions of websites inaccessible... It is somehow against the spirit of the "inter-net" wh
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In Smalltalk you could write "Smalltalk become: nil" which would replace all references from Smalltalk (global variable holding the whole Smalltalk) to nil. VM would crash instantly... But who cared? Developer had power to do all
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5y ago
Microsoft would not be happy if somebody would create an "open-source port based on the Windows machine/assembly code"...
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