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by sgbeal 3y ago
> The program I used (DBeaver) saw the empty 3rd line, and ignored the 4th line. A great example of software causing grief by trying to be too clever.
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MX Linux 23.1 now available on Raspberry Pi 4 and 5(mxlinux.org)
1 points by sgbeal 3y ago|0 comments
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MySQL Introduces JavaScript Support in Preview(infoq.com)
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How IBM Stumbled Onto RISC(hackaday.com)
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> Whenever WASM SQLite comes up there is discussion as to if it would have been better for WebSQL to have become a cross browser standard. An oft-neglected detail in such discussion is that WebSQL was main-thread-only. When WebSQL was de
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> It would be quite hard to do a HTTP range request VFS for the official build as it's sync only, lots of hoops to jump through. As the developer of that build, i wholeheartedly confirm that. wa-sqlite makes use of asyncify, which i
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> "Multiple Readers and Writers in File System Access API" aka `readwrite-unsafe` in v121 (stable in 2 weeks) which could help improve SQLite's performance even more. As your EDIT notes, Roy (wa-sqlite) has already experim
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by sgbeal 3y ago
Indeed, i was on a US keyboard. The ü has since been corrected. (Or it's been edited, but this client is still showing the typo. Perhaps i waited too long to edit it.)
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> AFAIK it's more typically known simply as "Luft" "Lüften" is the common local term ("to air out").
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by sgbeal 3y ago
If by "entire open source projects" you mean all projects in the world then the answer is definitively "no." Not all bounties are public and even the public ones aren't recorded in any standardized way in any one le
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Show HN: Jaccwabyt: JavaScript ⇄ C Struct Communication via WASM Byte Arrays(fossil.wanderinghorse.net)
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> We’re committing to this work because sub-10 day certificates significantly reduce the impact of key compromise and it broadens the universe of people who can use our certs. Genuinely curious: how does reducing validity to less than 10
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by sgbeal 3y ago
To swipe a quote from a user on mewe who responded to my post of this link: > It can’t draw hands yet, and they want to trust it with nuclear.
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> Free Software, Perens explains, is now 50 years old and the first announcement of Open Source occurred 30 years ago. That is what one may fairly call an "Alternate Fact". The term "Open Source" is well-documented to
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> Fossil can work ... as an http server FWIW/FYI, Fossil's developers do not typically run it that way - we use its builtin server primarily for the "ui" command and ad-hoc syncing across systems where setting up a we
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> ... and things like Cron jobs ... didn't exist Funnily enough: i once maintained a site for a client whose hoster implemented cron jobs as client-defined URLs, which could point to your CGI or PHP scripts. The provider would hit t
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by sgbeal 3y ago
CGI is still alive and well, just not popular. The Fossil SCM ( https://fossil-scm.org/home ) is one big dual-mode CGI/CLI app, written in C. That's what runs the sqlite source code repo ( https://sqlite.o
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> No one writes code for others to read "for leisure," ... Conversely, in contrast to the OP's assertion, some _do_ read code for leisure. One of the best ways to improve one's coding ability is to read code written b
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by sgbeal 3y ago
Kinda funny how "logging in" evokes a completely different concept in most articles on this site. My first thought was that the headline was missing a word: "Logging in TO US Old-Growth..."
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by sgbeal 3y ago
Don't forget to "empty trash" afterwards, as deleted images all end up in the trash for something like 30 days. The script docs seem to neglect that point.
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by sgbeal 3y ago
Be sure to tap the little drop-down in the "CSS (SCSS)" tab, tap "Compiled CSS", and browse through that. Curiously, the compiled form has approximately 450 fewer lines of code, with the caveat that some lines are reaaaa
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by sgbeal 3y ago
The site operators cannot change how your browser renders plain text files.
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by sgbeal 3y ago
"If you don't stick to your values when they're being tested, they're not values: they're hobbies." -- Jon Stewart
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by sgbeal 3y ago
"Freedom is sloppy. But since tyranny's the only guaranteed byproduct of those who insist on a perfect world, freedom will have to do." -- Bigby Wolf
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by sgbeal 3y ago
This reminds me of the old ThinkGeek t-shirt which read: > Go away or I will replace you with a very small shell script.
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> Install Quarkus.. Fix the dependencies in pom.xml as shown in this diff: ... Create Docker image... Their definition of "zero-dependency" sure is different than mine. Edit: my definition is typically, "requires only stan
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> ... such a heart-sheath could be used as a (de)fibrillator It would be only a matter of time before ransomware became a topic very near and dear to our hearts, quite literally.
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> with no prior experience? Grab the PNG bundles and copy/paste those into your graphics editor of choice.
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by sgbeal 3y ago
FWIW, the "AI" tab indeed no longer appears on my EU-based "plus" account and the previous direct link to that settings tab ( https://www.dropbox.com/account/ai ) now redirects to /account/g
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by sgbeal 3y ago
> Logged into Dropbox to see (EU based). Setting wasn't there. FWIW, just checked mine (EU-based "pro" account), and the setting is there but was OFF. i have never specifically engaged any features regarding AI in dropbox.

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