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by selcuka 11mo ago
Correct. Django 6.0 comes with a standardised API, with 2 testing backends (ImmediateBackend and DummyBackend). You need a third-party backend to store and execute tasks.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
Yeah, fair point. I have not used shared hosting for a long time now (static sites are easy/free to host, and dynamic ones don't play well with shared hosting), so I didn't know the Web.com story. I used DreamHost in the past
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by selcuka 11mo ago
I agree. I don't remember the last time I saw an expired cert, and it was probably an abandoned web site (which would eventually expire even with a 3-year certificate as well). At least with Let's Encrypt you have to automate it
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by selcuka 11mo ago
An SSL provider once refused to sell me a certificate because the domain name had the word "Windows" in it.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
> It would be a huge price-fixing scandal if Congress had any idea of how technology works. It's shady, but technically not price-fixing unless they are a monopoly. You are free to take your business to somewhere else.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
Tape backups were the norm back then. They were only honest because I was working for an IBM Business Partner. They wouldn't disclose it to the customer.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
I worked with IBM several decades ago for a customer project, and the solution suggested by an IBM'er for backing up a NoSQL database (Lotus Notes) on a daily basis was to translate and migrate the data to a relational one (DB2), then
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by selcuka 11mo ago
> For some reason, Edge still supports the uBlock Origin extension They still accept updates to existing Manifest V2 extensions [1]. [1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/extensions/...
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by selcuka 11mo ago
You are locked in because currently you have a great deal that you don't want to lose. If you were in Australia, you would already be paying that higher interest rate for your current house. I don't see how that's a downside.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
This is a problem for the visitor, not for the server's owner. There is no way to know whether the traffic is encrypted between the server and CloudFlare.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
So basically VNC?
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by selcuka 11mo ago
Fair, but the download sizes given above are also in GiB. Also these calculations are very approximate anyway. The 6.67% difference will not change the fact that 5.8 << 12.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
This question is the premise of Far Centaurus by A. E. van Vogt [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Far_Centaurus
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by selcuka 11mo ago
I use LMStudio for running models locally (macOS) and it tries to estimate whether the model would fit in my GPU memory (which is the same thing as main memory for Macs). The Q4_K_S quantized version of Microsoft Fara 7B is a 5.8GB download
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by selcuka 11mo ago
FYI XIAOs are 21x18mm.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
Porting your own code was relatively easy. The problem was porting all your dependencies, and replacing the ones that were abandoned and didn't support 3.x.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
Selcuk's Law of Generalisations: Any mention of an adage will have an associated comment claiming that it can be falsified by giving at least one counter-example.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
> I feel kinda bad for the writer, because it's a good question: no, curing patients is not a good business model, just like public transit is not a good business model. Betteridge's law of headlines: "Any headline that en
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by selcuka 11mo ago
> There's a need for an app to let patients track the ambulance I don't want to blame anyone, but I'm pretty sure that kind of visibility is not desired.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
Yeah, pretty much: > It will take about 300 years for Voyager 1 to reach the inner edge of the Oort Cloud and possibly about 30,000 years to fly beyond it.
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by selcuka 11mo ago
> There existed watches with the same digits, features and buttons before that, but they were in steel. I had an F-87W [1] when I was a kid, which was launched in 1982. It is almost exactly the same as F-91W. [1] https://www.d
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by selcuka 1y ago
It doesn't have to be literally the service name. Can be any unique alphanumeric suffix you make up randomly. As long as you use a password manager you don't have to remember it.
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by selcuka 1y ago
Tablets are fine. You can still break them and use half of it in the prewash dispenser. Pods are a different story.
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by selcuka 1y ago
You can still add powder to the prewash dispenser.
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by selcuka 1y ago
The problem is that the first few litres of the water coming from the hot water pipe may be cold or warm. Therefore adding a resistive element is a better solution to guarantee a specific temperature.
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by selcuka 1y ago
"This isn't a scam" means that rinse aid works. It doesn't imply anything regarding its safety. There is some research (see my other comment) hinting that industrial level use can be harmful (households dilution levels a
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by selcuka 1y ago
Household usage levels are probably fine [1]. That being said, we don't use rinse aid and I don't see any issues with glasses. I can see how it could be a problem in areas with harder water. [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.
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by selcuka 1y ago
There have been a lot of research around USAG-1, too [1]: > Uterine sensitization-associated gene-1 (USAG-1) deficiency leads to enhanced bone morphogenetic protein (BMP) signaling, leading to supernumerary teeth formation. [1] https:&#
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by selcuka 1y ago
> Is $0.55/GB not enough reason to avoid them? Where did you read that? The pricing page says 10 credits per GB, and extra credits can be purchased at $10 per 1500 credit. So it's more like $0.067/GB.
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by selcuka 1y ago
https://www.netlify.com/pricing/#faq > The free plan is always free, with hard monthly limits that cannot be exceeded or incur any costs.

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