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2y ago
Thank you for the info. I’ll definitely check out the book especially since I only have duck parts and not live ducks.
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I must be an old simpleton, but why get cloudflare involved? You can get https for free with nginx and letsencrypt.
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2y ago
Any tips on how to get started?
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2y ago
There was a time in Powershell’s life when stdout redirection to a file (>) would write UTF-16, then that changed to UTF-8 with BOM and now it’s UTF-8 no BOM. During those times some PS versions would allow to change this globally, some
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2y ago
One better, put a '*' in your .gitignore and then !.vimrc the files you do want to track.
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2y ago
contextlib.ExitStack is a lesser known trick for limiting context manager nesting.
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2y ago
It’s always the order confirmations
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2y ago
I’m sure you signed an arbitration agreement
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2y ago
You don’t need automated DNS fiddling for lets encrypt. Certbot can either hook into Apache or NGINX, or run its own standalone server for verification.
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2y ago
Have you tried Zig? Its build system is configured in the language. It’s actually a binary you build and run to build your project. Obviously the standard library has facilities for making building easy.
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2y ago
The leverage with the Metaverse was eventually users were supposed to create content which in turn makes the product better and brings more users.
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2y ago
From kernel 5.18 onwards, /dev/random and /dev/urandom are exactly the same.
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2y ago
Is the cloud really considered more secure?
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2y ago
Properties should be an object instead of an array. It makes key collisions more obvious, makes it easier to find keys, and IMO ends up looking cleaner.
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2y ago
RFC 2183 allows for “inline” and “attachment” dispositions. Inline are part of the body and “inline” with the content of the mail and are automatically displayed. Attachments are to be shown as icons or links in a designated area. https:&#
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2y ago
So why did you choose to use grpc if you were just going to have to convert it?
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2y ago
I have no idea what loom is, so describing Cap as an open-source loom tells me nothing. There’s likely dozens of people like me, haha.
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2y ago
In any modern building there should be raceways where new electric can be run vertically and then through hallow drywall walls. Very easy. The big problem will be plumbing. While you can get wall mounted toilets, I don’t think you can avoid
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2y ago
I assume random names are the only way forward. Unfortunately a bucket name can’t be longer than 63 characters.
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2y ago
I really think they goofed Pathlib because of this. path = Path(“/foo”) / “a” / “b” / “c” The following is functionally equivalent to the above: path = Path(“/foo”) / “a/b/c” Which I
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I had/have a 2020 Subaru Forester and 2024 Subaru Ascent and both head units have completely frozen to the point removing the battery was the only fix (even the radio fuses didn’t reset the underlying computer). It’s really quite a sha
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The actual complaint appears to mostly be about discrimination due to maternity leave. Everything else seems to be details of specific incidents. The story is poorly written (perhaps an AI summary of the report?), and the title has so littl
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3y ago
They said software support, not hardware support. You can take a win 95 gui app and run it on windows 10 without issue. You can’t do the same on Linux.
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3y ago
Chemical batteries, potential (pumped water) and kinetic (flywheel) batteries.
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You may want to double check that the historic buildings you see in historic districts are actually, uhh, historic. Historic building codes have been around for hundreds of years in some areas and many of the buildings are rebuilds and ones
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3y ago
I agree. When Intel released the i7, I was pretty upset they were holding out all that tech and left me stranded with my Pentium 4.
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Just read the spec Clients will reconnect if the connection is closed; a client can be told to stop reconnecting using the HTTP 204 No Content response code.
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3y ago
It appears to be discontinued
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I’ve had compression noticeably speed things up even over a wired lan
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3y ago
It’s not a small city, but the volume of traffic the airport has to handle is because it’s a transfer hub. Atlanta is a 2hr flight from 80% of the US population (not geographically).
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