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by sebazzz 3y ago
Well, it is still a better Medium.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Nitpicking: Modern Tesla Model 3 have 16V batteries (and subsequently also 16V "sigarette igniter" connection instead of 12V)
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Before it was par of JS proper Typescript could also transpile to callbacks. Good stuff.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> As precedent, Docker allows Kubernetes and Podman to access its registry, for example. Don’t give them any ideas. Nothing would stop them, though it is probably hard to actually enforce on a public repo.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
It is just a culture difference basically.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
It is hard to tell what is unfounded or not. One thing that the PFAS debacle shows is that (chemical) companies can keep major environmental and human health risks under the covers for decades, and even when uncovered - are not punished and
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Not common in the Benelux, I've never seen it.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Basically what I wrote in a different thread: I get idea that some parts of the front-end ecosystem are designed to be busy work, or at least usually turn out to be. But not all of us work in a SaaS development team that can affort 30% or 4
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> Would code written in those TypeScript versions compile unmodified in today’s TypeScript compiler (version 5.1 at the time of writing)? Maybe, maybe not. Definitely not. Typescript upgrades are nearly always breaking in some way. But t
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by sebazzz 3y ago
From the SSL world we know that encrypting compressed data can lead to vulnerabilities in the encryption. Does that nog apply here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CRIME?wprov=sfti1
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Especially if you backup encrypted data (which isn't unusual - to have data encrypted at rest) you will have a compression ratio of 100% or even more (metadata of the compression needs to be stored too)
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> When it's full, the Finland plan is to fill in everything, seal it off, and not mark it. If some future society can drill through that much hard rock, they probably know about radiation, since that's a routine hazard in mini
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by sebazzz 3y ago
It's a bad idea to use stuff that is not certified as food safe for food. Not only because some chemicals may come loose, but also because you might have bacteria growth in unexpected areas. Myself, I prefer metal straws, with came als
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> This means that the process is eternally tied to the cloud now. Not only the cloud, also the subscription. If you cancel the subscription (note that the announcement mentioned it might be a paid module), don't have the subscriptio
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by sebazzz 3y ago
External links in Excel are copied and cached though.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
D. Just ship Python with Excel
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by sebazzz 3y ago
I run winesapOS[0] which is based on SteamOS and was able to repurpose an old Toshiba notebook for my kids, running Freddy Fish* and other games. Windows 10 doesn't run smoothly (even though it came with Windows 10) and I'm not go
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> Voila, it was working just fine. Took him 90 minutes Either the dealership is (1) incompetent, (2) this is a profit model (they quickly refusbish the old battery and resell it), or (3) it is a liability issue.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
To clarify, what I as a Dutch person would define: - Debit card: payment is immediately subtracted from the bank account. "Normal". No charge backs. Accepted almost everywhere. No or nearly no charge per transaction (for the user)
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by sebazzz 3y ago
And even better: can we disable the mitigations while still keeping up to date with patches and BIOS updates?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Same machine or not, browsers often have special rules for file:// urls.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> The PM9D3a achieves a mean time between failure (MTBF) of 2.5Mhr, a 25% improvement over the previous generation, allowing customers to operate more stable services. This number doesn't reflect that, but maybe the MTBF is just a
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by sebazzz 3y ago
True, but it is mentioned what a serving is. For instance: "Portion (40g)"
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Per 100g or 100ml is mandatory, but it is allowed to show per serving (for instance a hand of M&Ms).
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by sebazzz 3y ago
It is a common practice to have www as a SAN, even if it is just for a redirect. It costs nothing extra either as it is often included by default in my experience.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Yes that's the membership fee. When you are dead you pay 200 000 for final processing.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
The problem is that Chrome considers the entire localhost regardless of port within scope of HSTS. Firefox does this only per port, so you don't run into these issues.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Isn't W3C already made obsolete by WhatWG, run primarily by Google of course?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
And it works great because your router starts from a read-only image, then executes the scripts and applies the configuration. You can easily roll back and forward configuration and firmware versions.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Its insane that a car company can just gamble and experiment on the public road, endangering lives and traffic.

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