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by simtel20 2y ago
The article says 'To use conditional writes, you can add the HTTP if-none-match conditional header along with PutObject and CompleteMultipartUpload API requests.'
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by simtel20 2y ago
You're focusing on what Alaxandre said about race, but when you look at the other adjectives: young and illiterate, you'll get a better idea of where this is coming from, since so much of the "criminalization" of drugs f
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by simtel20 2y ago
Eye surgery happens in such large quantities that the small percentages of edge cases will keep coming up. I have for e.g. met someone who got lasik whose cornea was thinned enough that it resulted in keratoconus and needing corneal transpl
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by simtel20 2y ago
> Given that it was 20 yrs ago it is possible that this was an effect that was not well known and it is better controlled today. This was known at the time. If you think about it, it's an obvious effect if you can't correct all
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by simtel20 2y ago
That would be a uniquely stupid interpretation of the law to try to set as a precedent but a company that blindly connects to everything on the Internet constantly. If making an http connection to a server and receiving content constituted
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by simtel20 3y ago
Patrick Debois, in case anyone needs to Google his name.
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by simtel20 3y ago
Oh yeah, I didn't think that the witness' doctrine against medicine could have resulted in him taking painkillers, but that makes sense, and would be such a tragic consequence of such a stupid doctrine.
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by simtel20 3y ago
> I could honestly kick Larry Graham in the balls for that. Do you mean his introduction of prince to the Witnesses? I'm not really so familiar with their relationship or what happened. Was there more to the story than that?
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by simtel20 3y ago
What are the horrible defaults that you find the most problematic? I've found that the default keys for e.g. movement, saving, loafing etc are very productive, and are at worst not much different in efficiency etc. than any other set o
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by simtel20 3y ago
Why would you say that? If a taxpayer can copy the fields from their w-2 and have it provide a straightforward and correct filing without trying to divert them to dark patterns trying to steal money from them, that is a huge benefit.
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by simtel20 3y ago
I have cancelled my Fi service, so I looked back and you're right, it's the data (the important part) that gets suspended. Here's the message: > As a reminder, Fi's Terms of Service require you to use our service prim
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by simtel20 3y ago
I've been using it and it's been fun for learning rust. I've only done DNS and web server modules so far, but it has helped a lot in giving me goals that are achievable
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by simtel20 3y ago
Fi has started to threaten that they will cancel your account if you are overseas for extended periods a month, maybe two or three. So far it seems to reset if you usage is low and you visit the US often enough, but if you want to take an e
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by simtel20 3y ago
Right, but that's a standardized fortification so any iodized salt you get anywhere in the world now would make that statement true.
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by simtel20 3y ago
This brought back memories of being told that my grandfather had invested in a factory to make iodized salt in china - probably in the Shanghai area, pre-ww2. I do not believe it was a good business for him, but that is how these things go
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by simtel20 3y ago
One of my favorite Seattle moments was having gotten some Frans chocolate from the factory in Georgetown to bring home from traveling, and some as a gift for my cousin I was staying with, watching two folks at the table next to me at a busi
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by simtel20 3y ago
We just bought 3 hectares that are protected, near a protected state park in bahia. The laws protecting the property we purchased are pretty weak. We and our neighbors are trying to reforest 80+% of our property but that's only a few d
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by simtel20 3y ago
Oh, interesting, is vosmicê a mispronouncing of vós mercês too?
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by simtel20 3y ago
I am not a java dev either, but as it's named, this focuses on memory and ffi,and e.g. in the linked message talks about passing heap memory to a foreign function in a zero copy manner, which sounds like a great trick which would make
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by simtel20 3y ago
For men, eat less and exercise is usually enough. Our caloric needs seem to taper off quite a bit, but it's easy to want a lot more than we need, and to want it a lot more often than we need.
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by simtel20 3y ago
But no shared libraries due to this. Iirc the silicon ia32 compat was gone by the time early systems were being built, so it's not like they really tried to provide a workable upgrade path, more like they shield away from the hard work
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by simtel20 3y ago
I think the product was mis-conceived from the start. The approach was that 64-bit should only be for workstation and servers, and not at all about how customers would benefit. Only about how much more they would pay for the extra memory, a
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by simtel20 3y ago
Neapolitan in this case is their branding for shipping 2 pies. Every pizzaria will use terms like Neapolitan, and maybe something in them (the founder, the recipe, or who knows what) came from Naples, but the Neapolitan pizza is generally r
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by simtel20 3y ago
Agreed. I hope that they are rewarded greatly for his and the team's fanatical attention to everyone who brings up suggestions and bugs.
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by simtel20 3y ago
It depends on how efficient you need to be. There is the option to just use "shell" scripts where you run the command. I haven't done much with that, but it's there.
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by simtel20 3y ago
It's not simply revision history, it's a complete record of everything with time, without re-architecting your data or app. IIRC datomic structures your data so that all transactions and state have a time dimension so you can go f
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by simtel20 4y ago
I love your take on her being angry. I've always called the look disappointed auntie. Like "you forgot to take your shoes off. Go back and do that before you talk to me" levels of disappointment is all.
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by simtel20 4y ago
But not in the 2nd/3rd world or in rural areas or poorer areas in the first. I would suggest that the ubiquity was in the wealthiest sections of the 1st world, not the western world.
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by simtel20 4y ago
It's a great question! Thinking back... At the time this bug was introduced it would probably have been cost prohibitive to create a test case. We were proud of 100mbit networks, had flaky nics the vendors didn't help maintain muc
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by simtel20 4y ago
I am also interested in having recommended components for compatible sensors. Also how many slots are available?

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