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by rovr138 6y ago
I think the title covers that this is "why" the change occurred. Not the explanation of the license they changed to.
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by rovr138 6y ago
This depends on the task/problem/project.
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by rovr138 6y ago
This is interesting to hear. Thank you Keno
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by rovr138 6y ago
Donations are a monetization model. Servers and infrastructure cost money. People's time costs money. You need enough donations for it. If you don't, you have to strategize to get more.
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by rovr138 6y ago
No offense, but it sounds like you didn’t know your audience.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I've done things similar and do it for quick and dirty. Currently I have something like that on a RPi but instead of while true; I have, while [[ ! -f "$DIRECTORY"/backup_exit.stop ]]; do sleep 360
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by rovr138 6y ago
If Activity Monitor runs with a higher priority/niceness, that could explain it
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by rovr138 6y ago
> how do you ensure the computer that does the comparison is not affected by memory failures? You do the comparison on multiple nodes too. Get the calculations. Pass them to multiple nodes, validate again and if it all matches, you use i
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by rovr138 6y ago
I know it’s different areas and backgrounds, but it would also make sense to start promoting/helping them grow other areas including technology and security. Technology is an area that would help a ton and services/products can be
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by rovr138 6y ago
Bitcoins, Visa gift cards, gift cards in general It’s super widespread.
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by rovr138 6y ago
> They were non-technical people who wanted to build a website for their product/service. Their budget wasn't great. They gave all their money to a freelance developer. Developer wasn't really a developer - he just knew ho
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by rovr138 6y ago
> If the editor is laggy it is because of the server / infrastructure you are using, not the editor. I can guarantee this as a fact. I would expect that once the editor loads, unless you trigger an option that requires something fro
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by rovr138 6y ago
None of this deals with ransomware
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by rovr138 6y ago
That depends on the task.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I hope this succeeds so that there's a case with background so that the Puerto Rio government can fight back for their .PR TLD. There's a lot of drama behind this one too. As I understand it, it was started by the University of PR
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by rovr138 6y ago
they couldn't even fix they typo!
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by rovr138 6y ago
Using Python how frequently? The issue is the frequency. Due to not coding in it often, you don't retain it.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Assuming it's only 1 set of scripts. I do something similar with scripts that are within projects. There are scripts named the same but vary due to each project being different so I can't use $PATH (unless I export it every single
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by rovr138 6y ago
Most of the interfaces I've seen that interact with COBOL running on mainframes are built with Java. Not sure if this helps, but could also lead into working close/near with mainframes and COBOL.
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by rovr138 6y ago
No. The architecture of a mainframe is very different.
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by rovr138 6y ago
>This is CPU-bound code, like multiplying numbers 100 000 times over. This has nothing to do with your typical use case. I think a lot of people missed this. It's not the usual PHP workload for usual/basic web dev.
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by rovr138 6y ago
My anecdotal experience is that in university, the only programming languages I learned where C, C++, and COBOL. The rest was data structures, algorithms, etc. I've picked up many languages over the years and just applied CS concepts o
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by rovr138 6y ago
The rest is 21.9%. Even if it was just 1 language, that's less.
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by rovr138 6y ago
>I put a Noctua fan on my Pi and it sucks in a surprising amount of dust; mostly an artifact of too much ventilation when the computer doesn't actually need the airflow. I'm not sure what "too much ventilation when the com
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by rovr138 6y ago
From a privacy point of view, Not embedding all of them would allow tracking. Caching all web fonts would allow tracking. The solution is embedding all the popular ones so everyone has them and it can't be used as a signal.
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by rovr138 6y ago
That freezer is 1.5 decades.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Look at the link here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25313776 More specifically, https://labzilla.io/blog/force-dns-pihole#force-all-dns-quer...
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by rovr138 6y ago
Bluetooth is a good alternative in this case.
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by rovr138 6y ago
>popularity The ranking portion can be misleading.
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by rovr138 6y ago
The problem I see is, will they support it? Or will they send it to the graveyard?

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