shubhamkrm

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by shubhamkrm 4y ago
How did you manage session information without using cookies?
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by shubhamkrm 4y ago
I assume the point the GP is making is that it's not at all significant.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
There's been a company wide effort to move everything to Native AWS. While many existing services still run on Apollo, virtually all new services are created on ECS, EC2 or Lambda.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
It's called startpage.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
DDG has also announced that their search results would be affected by their political biases. Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/yegg/status/1501716484761997318
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
There's a way to directly donate to Thunderbird: https://give.thunderbird.net/en-US/ Unfortunately, there's no such option for Firefox.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
Other than startup times, modern Java is not slow at all. In fact, it's way faster than many other popular languages today such as Python and Ruby.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
I thought SMS apps just split the text in 160 character chunks, and merge them on the receiving side. Isn't that how it works?
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
Same here. No keyboard in portrait mode. When I change to landscape mode, I can see the first row of letters to guess, but that's it. If it helps, I'm using Chrome on OnePlus Nord.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
It's called "tainted Bitcoin". Basically, you can get a list of all transactions a coin was involved in since it was minted. If any of those transactions contain a blacklisted address, exchanges would refuse the token.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
From what I've understood, coins are wrapped to enable cross-chain movements. Let's say you have X BTC, but you want to take advantage of ERC-20 features. You can "move" your BTC to Ethereum blockchain by depositing your
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
Software Freedom Conservancy uses it for their non-profit accounting. They have published their workflow here: https://github.com/conservancy/npo-ledger-cli/blob/master/np...
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
> Well, if you don't need to change it (like the GP), most dimensions are moot. We used to call that "maturity", but the entire concept is out of fashion nowadays. Isn't that how you get ancient COBOL monoliths runnin
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
Yeah. I sometimes miss the days where I could chat with my Facebook friends using Empathy on Linux without having a browser open.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
Don't Catholics believe that the bread and wine in the mass is Christ's actual body and blood, and then partake in ritual (symbolic) cannibalism? Also, the belief that praying to someone who was executed two millennia ago would br
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
Yeah. It'll just download more RAM for you.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
I use Cone and Termux on my android device. My ledger journal is synced to a private git repo. When I'm away from my laptop, I just enter the transaction in cone, and push it via termux at the end of the day. It does have some limitati
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
I found the GNUCash manual to be an excellent introduction to double entry accounting for people with no accounting background. Even my ledger accounts are setup in the same way.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
The empire didn't end with East India Company. The British Crown simply took over. Colonies started getting freedom only after WWII, and some like Nigeria were under the Brits till 1960.
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
That's a bullshit analogy. The current Italian state is not a direct successor to the Roman Empire, while it's the same damn government in the UK. Besides, it wasn't that long ago. It was done by your parents and grandparents
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by shubhamkrm 5y ago
I have the same, but with a .dev TLD