shock

35 ms·

361.
by shock 6y ago
Your comment would have been useful if you elaborated on what text editing capabilities DBeaver is currently lacking.
362.
by shock 6y ago
> One of the biggest ones to point out is that async runtimes are still a bit unclear. There are currently two different options to choose from, each of them with their own tradeoffs and problems. Also, many of the implementation details
363.
by shock 6y ago
> If they make it automatic and unmanageable by default, they can sell those features back to us tomorrow as an enterprise edition or a private Snap store. I'm not sure whether you're being ironic, but they're doing just t
364.
by shock 6y ago
It's insecure by default because it's allowing somebody else to deploy code on you machines without your prior say-so.
365.
by shock 6y ago
I am very diligent about applying updates as soon as I'm able and generally read the changelogs of the updates I'm applying in Ubuntu's Software Updater. One thing I will not do is willingly allow somebody else a way to deplo
366.
by shock 6y ago
What is or was the Mir fiasco?
367.
by shock 7y ago
It's called sarcasm, not trolling. It should not be voted out of the human range of expressions.
368.
by shock 7y ago
As stupid as it sounds, some of it might be because they are emulating MacOS: a few years back, I found it infuriating that when I hit Alt-Tab on MacOS, the window list would appear on the primary monitor, not on the monitor where the mouse
369.
by shock 7y ago
> separate Chrome profiles or Firefox profiles, so that none of the cookies are shared. You don't need separate Firefox profiles for that, you can use Firefox containers.
370.
by shock 7y ago
> I don't want tens of thousands of kernel threads blocked on results If that is because of the memory consumption of kernel threads, be aware you are trading less memory consumption for increased cognitive complexity (if you agree
371.
by shock 7y ago
Why do you want db access to be non-blocking? Are you not interested in the result?
372.
by shock 7y ago
I've recently started learning KiCad too. Which fab did you send your PCB to?
373.
by shock 7y ago
Thanks for the pointer. I've set 'app.normandy.enabled' to false, hopefully that is the last way someone can change something on my computer without my knowledge.
374.
by shock 7y ago
I have Firefox 74.0 with studies disabled and yet TLS 1.0 and 1.1 are enabled. I don't understand how Mozilla turned them on if I had studied disabled since the Mr. Robot incident.
375.
by shock 7y ago
> Note and file syncing between reMarkable tablet and reMarkable apps for MacOS, Windows 7 and newer, iOS, and Android I would very much like to order it, but it doesn't support linux :( Please, please add linux support!
376.
by shock 7y ago
I actively avoid clicking on links pointing to techcrunch because they put up a geowall asking me to let them track me. Ban it!
377.
by shock 7y ago
There's another man who tested negative and then again got symptoms and tested positive again: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20200315_13/
378.
by shock 7y ago
I don't know we can count on that at this stage: https://thehill.com/changing-america/well-being/prevention-c...
379.
by shock 7y ago
> JavaFX was deprecated in Java 10 and removed 6 months later in Java 11 JavaFX is not deprecated. JavaFX was extracted from the JDK as a standalone project: https://openjfx.io/
380.
by shock 7y ago
Make sure to return it in mint condition :)
381.
by shock 7y ago
> [...] unit tests that demonstrate that it works I'm going on a bit of a tangent here, but unit tests don't demonstrate that it works – acceptance tests demonstrate that it works. Unit tests help reduce the time to narrow down
382.
by shock 7y ago
> The data surrounding the biology, epidemiology and clinical characteristics of the SARS-CoV-2 virus [the virus causing the current outbreak] have been growing daily, with more than 400 articles listed in PubMed. After reading dozens of
383.
by shock 7y ago
It is nobody's job to prove you wrong or right – it is a discussion, everybody is free to act as they please within the bounds of the law. Based on the tone of your remarks it doesn't appear to me that you desire a discussion, rat
384.
by shock 7y ago
Not the OP, but I have bought a Sensirion particulates sensor which I have used to measure the number of particles coming out of two air purifiers. It showed all 0 in the case of one purifier and very low values compared to ambient in the c
385.
by shock 7y ago
> To be honest, as human beings we've evolved over millions of years to be able to handle all of this stuff. I don't think ever before in human history there have been as many particulates in the air as they are now (except whe
386.
by shock 7y ago
I wish something like this existed for organisms you see under the microscope (fungi, bacteria, viruses).
387.
by shock 7y ago
> It's not like they're "removing" it, they rewrote half the browser and not all of the APIs are hooked back up yet For most users this is a distinction without a difference.
388.
Israeli scientists: 'In a few weeks, we will have coronavirus vaccine'(jpost.com)
9 points by shock 7y ago|1 comments
389.
by shock 7y ago
PlantUML, probably.
390.
Anbox Cloud: Scalable Android in the Cloud(anbox-cloud.io)
2 points by shock 7y ago|0 comments

More ›