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by sebazzz 4y ago
> The update check delays browser startup Are you sure that originates in the update check? The update itself is downloaded asynchronously while the browser runs. The browser itself checks if an pending update has been downloaded when it
902.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Interesting how other OS can get away with it, but Windows must always stay thre same.
903.
by sebazzz 4y ago
I’m also curious how people come from the level “I know C, C++, Arduino, I understand what capacitors, resistors, transitors and diodes do” to the level of “I can integrate a 3.3V Arduino Nano with 5V or more circruitry with logic level shi
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by sebazzz 4y ago
If COBOL is still relevant, does that also mean in 5-10 years we have ancient Java 4, dotnet 2.0 and node.js systems that need to be taken care of - or do systems built on COBOL and similar run in a timeless vacuum and there are really not
905.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Would it be an issue if YouTube took offense to that and added a clause to the ToS to disallow it?
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Firefox is such an incredible browser for developers, with all those CSS tools and the multi-account containers so you can be logged into the system under development with multiple accounts at the same time.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
> Don't you find it odd that you're willing to distinguish .NET as a concept from e.g. a language like C#, but when it comes to what is, in reality, the NodeJS ecosystem that you have an issue with, you pin it broadly on what y
908.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Maybe pre-UEFI, but the UEFI boot process is completely different.
909.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Not easy to pull though typical European ductwork in the wall of a house.
910.
by sebazzz 4y ago
I've had an iPad (Pro) for a while now and I must say the software is disappointing. In the end, it's just a big iPhone. The operating system is so spartan, and often you just can't use the Apple Keyboard because shortcuts ar
911.
by sebazzz 4y ago
That's why you add your Windows computer fingerprint, Apple FaceID from your iPhone, and your Yubikey as authentication methods.
912.
by sebazzz 4y ago
You’re describing DD-MMM-YYYY. What I’m saying is DD-MM-YYYY, like 7-12-2022 which is pretty common. Also, time is often shown after the date.
913.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Don't try this at home. Cold water can crack the glass or cause other thermal stress.
914.
by sebazzz 4y ago
What you are saying is that de daemon isn't a separate service but only runs as part of the GUI. Also on *nix the Docker CLI talks to the daemon. The difference is how the daemon is hosted.
915.
by sebazzz 4y ago
The DD-MM-YYYY format is often used with dashes instead of slashes.
916.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Thread does not imply no queue or no persistent storage . In fact, if you use something like Hangfire you already have that.
917.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Anker is also very much Chinese. It just pretends to be from the US.
918.
by sebazzz 4y ago
They have been promising RTSP for a long time now and also failed to deliver.
919.
by sebazzz 4y ago
> Intel and NVIDIA locked their GPU linking technology (SLI) Are you sure about that? Ten years ago or so I had an ASUS motherboard for AMD processors that explicitly supported SLI.
920.
by sebazzz 4y ago
By convenience, backups are often stored on the cloud provider. Yes, this violates the rule of 3, but cloud providers often don't make it easy to do otherwise.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
> But I still chose to not tie myself to any of these platforms for anything critical. It requires additional upfront effort, but I can migrate all my applications off of AWS in a moment. Then you are probably not doing "cloud nat
922.
by sebazzz 4y ago
I (=as the employee of the company) often don't want to bother to pay, because a business case, then getting the invoice right (if that is even possible and the seller allows paying by PO), then getting it paid in time, is often not wo
923.
by sebazzz 4y ago
For those that don't know, OOBE stands for "Out Of the Box Experience"
924.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Since Microsoft has been outsourcing development and QA for some of their consumer products quality has gone downhill. The picture browser is barely usable. Keeps scrolling back to the top. The iOS file provider sometimes doesn't respo
925.
by sebazzz 4y ago
And time spent is probably not accounted for, so in the books you don't feel the costs in time and money of hiring.
926.
by sebazzz 4y ago
> With Playwright you don't need to put manual waits in your program. It's async. That is just choosing between a blocking method or... a blocking method which suspends and resumes a thread. > headless mode That is really up
927.
by sebazzz 4y ago
First get people hooked to HomeKit automations using their iPad they already had, now take that away and upsell an Apple smart home speaker.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
That's a bit of shrinkflation. I always wanted to use it, but for some reason they only supported GoDaddy domains which I definitely do not want. I guess it is Apple for me now.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Why? It stays open source, not open core, and they will provide consulting and bespoke changes for paying customers.
930.
by sebazzz 4y ago
You can create steam using resistive heating. However, can you also create it using a heat pump?

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