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pvorb
5y ago
Does anyone know why it uses only 2 rather than 3 rotary wings like on wind turbines?
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pvorb
5y ago
I find the syntax to negate a term with a "-" prefix quite annoying. If you search for some problem with a command line statement, it will exclude results where the, also "-" prefixed, parameters occur.
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pvorb
5y ago
You mean in binary form?
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pvorb
5y ago
Thanks. Misunderstanding by me. I got the term "linking" wrong.
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pvorb
5y ago
Maybe I want to keep my software under a permissive license? AGPL would also infect my code, no? And what if we're talking about proprietary code that doesn't have much to do with Grafana and only uses it for monitoring?
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pvorb
5y ago
That was also my understanding of the GPL, but the AGPL is for me to understand.
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pvorb
5y ago
I think that by putting your software under AGPL the only effect you'll see is that it will be used less.
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pvorb
5y ago
But if my proprietary SaaS only uses Grafana for monitoring but its key purpose is doing something else entirely, I can no longer use Grafana unless I also publish my SaaS under AGPLv3, right? What if I release my own SaaS as AGPLv3? Do oth
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5y ago
So why not use glass directly? I try to buy products in glass bottles that are produced as close to home as possible. Most, but unfortunately not all of those glass bottles are refilled, but at least they are recycled by melting and produci
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5y ago
Typically, the Chaos Communication Congress is referred to by its number and the abbreviation C3. So it's 36C3 for the last regular installment.
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5y ago
I'm no expert in the Android ecosystem, but I think it was primarily a good choice for giving devs features they wanted to have while the underlying runtime and standard library got stuck at Java 6. The reason why they are still on Jav
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pvorb
5y ago
Well, that's what I call thinking outside the (X)box to work around a limitation.
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6y ago
Ahem, this is about 0.1 + 0.2. I think Raku also uses IEEE 754 double precision floating point numbers for the Num type, no? Edit: it seems that Raku uses rationals as a default [1], so it doesn't suffer from the same problem by defaul
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6y ago
That the web is the better platform for solving his problem and doesn't suffer from the monopoly. Yes, I think that's constructive. I don't say that what he's done is bad, but have a suggestion how he could have saved so
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6y ago
A web app would have solved most, if not all, of these problems.
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6y ago
That's also what came to my mind after reading the article: why didn't he simply write a web app? His girlfriend might even have used that because it was only browsing to a URL instead of installing an app on the phones of all gue
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6y ago
Yes, exactly. And if I only buy some raw Brezel that has just been heated, I can also buy the frozen thing and define myself when I want to eat it by baking at home just in time.
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6y ago
I'm also concerned about the decline in small, independent bakeries that bake fresh bread every night. We see a trend of many regional bakery chains taking over where bread is prepared in a factory, frozen, delivered to the bakery shop
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6y ago
I also think it's a myth and more popular because of its name than because of actual consumption. There's just such a wide range of whole-grain, Mehrkorn (sorry, no idea how to translate that) and white bread that's different
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6y ago
If you happen to visit Nuremberg, make sure to stop by Brezen Kolb! This bakery specialized on Brezeln and you won't get other types of bread there. While they're sliced somewhat untypical for Germany, they're the best ones I
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6y ago
Or she doesn't care about computers and just wants to call her friends via Skype in a pandemic. Why would she care about becoming a better computer user? Yes, your type of grandma exists, but I don't know her.
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6y ago
Thanks, I didn't know there's a way to opt out.
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6y ago
> as part of a larger system I think this is the key statement that will make a difference. If you want to copyright a larger system, generated code is not a problem. If you want to copyright an individual, generated piece of code, I dou
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6y ago
I didn't know about this, thanks. So it's already implemented. I'd just prefer if every breach was marked as sensitive.
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pvorb
6y ago
It never had support for mhtml, only through an extension that's no longer supported.
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6y ago
Yes, but you'd actually have to look for or even buy the leaks themselves in order to find out if somebody has been "pwned". I'm not arguing against the service in general, but there's an obvious way to improve priv
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6y ago
One thing that really keeps annoying me about HaveIBeenPwned is the fact that I can enter anyone's email and get their status immediately. This way I can anonymously check if that email had an account at a breached site at the time of
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pvorb
6y ago
Haven't you ever been forced to stop reading in the middle of a chapter? It happens to me all the time.
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6y ago
One benefit of PDFs for research papers is that you can easily save them to your own computer, build up a library of them, highlight lines with functionality built into most PDF readers. I generally prefer HTML for reading, but PDF has some
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6y ago
Oh yes. Did you ever have a statement where you chain more than two method calls and don't know which returns null? I tend to split calls like this on separate lines just to be able to tell which call returns null from the line number
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