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by purkka 3y ago
Perhaps there would be less demand for chop shops if Apple didn't try their hardest to prevent repair shops from buying their slightly customized chips new and genuine from the manufacturers.
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by purkka 3y ago
In our current project with a TS frontend and Python backend, we use an OpenAPI schema as the source of truth and openapi-typescript-codegen [0] to interface with it on the client side. While not perfect, it provides a very nice interface t
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by purkka 3y ago
> Despite claiming otherwise on their homepage (archive.org still has it) they did attach equipmwnt directly to the carbon hull on the inside by screwing (!) to the hull. Result, all the fibers cut by the screws don't take any load
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by purkka 3y ago
This comes from the same dev known for the 128-language quine relay, where each of the 128 languages prints a program in the next one, looping all the way to the original one. In alphabetical order and as ASCII art, no less. https:/&#
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by purkka 4y ago
My biggest feature request would be sorting or filtering by code/commit/repo age, or even repo stars. Most often I end up using code search for figuring out where a piece of code originated, just to find thousands of random projec
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by purkka 4y ago
As long as these are commonly available components, made in the millions, it's absolutely impossible to stop Russia and Iran from sourcing the thousands they need.
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by purkka 4y ago
>You have containers that have worked for years that all of a sudden error out saying "Python 2 is no longer supported," Isn't this precisely the problem containers are trying to solve? You can update your system, get ri
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by purkka 4y ago
And arguably even worse, they often fill the first two pages with duplicates of the first couple results, making the entire search almost pointless if those couple solutions didn't work out for you.
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by purkka 4y ago
Totally agree. Scala and TypeScript are both usually wonderful to write. Though I might argue that one of Scala's biggest issues in my eyes, performance, is mostly _not_ a JVM limitation. For example, a Scala for-loop calls functions o
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by purkka 5y ago
Technically, the issue is not that SVG allows active content. It is that untrusted XML is being inserted in the DOM by Scratch. Arbitrary SVG content can be safely embedded as an image, either via the img tag or as a background image.
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by purkka 5y ago
AES always has a 128 bit (16 byte) block size; AES-256, AES-192 and AES-128 only change the key size. (Also, the 128-byte buffer therefore contains 8 blocks; I believe the size is chosen more for performance than security reasons.)
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by purkka 5y ago
If you're using GitHub, you've already centralized. git:// support is not being removed from Git or self-hosted repos of any kind.