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by slashdev 2y ago
You don't want to give the internet at large unfettered access to your database. Even if you have row-based security.
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by slashdev 2y ago
1) Linking to Tweets still exists, and doesn't require that you're logged in to view them. 2) According to their own released numbers (which you may or may not trust), the usage of the platform is at a record high. 3) They've
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by slashdev 2y ago
If they took it at their store, fine. If they want me to take an hour to go print a label (I don't have a printer), and then another hour to package it up and ship it. I'll pass. They also say to erase the data before shipping it
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by slashdev 2y ago
I trust the stuff I design least of all
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by slashdev 2y ago
I went there, they give me insructions to print labels they'll send me, find a box, pad it appropriately, attach the labels and then ship it. It's going in the landfill.
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by slashdev 2y ago
Every system has vulnerabilities. Plus that password I used has been in dataleaks. I don't trust it.
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by slashdev 2y ago
Very insightful and accurate take IMHO.
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by slashdev 2y ago
Nothing close enough, I checked
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by slashdev 2y ago
They don’t accept computers for recycling. That’s what I found when I looked it up
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by slashdev 2y ago
Not worth the liability. I’d rather the landfill and peace of mind than the money
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by slashdev 2y ago
I don't have that here, but maybe there's something similar
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by slashdev 2y ago
Yeah, it’s not worth it
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by slashdev 2y ago
They do it deliberately. They want you to throw it out and buy a new one
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by slashdev 2y ago
There’s always some wiseass saying “skill issue”
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by slashdev 2y ago
Where do you usually take it for that? If I find a place in walking distance, maybe.
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by slashdev 2y ago
My Dell laptop is much more repairable. I changed the RAM and added second SSD myself.
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by slashdev 2y ago
I've got a Mac Pro paperweight because the motherboard went. It's going to the landfill. I can't even sell it for parts because I can't erase the SSD. If they didn't solder everything to the board you could actually
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by slashdev 2y ago
Yes, this is the real problem
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by slashdev 2y ago
This is USA only.
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by slashdev 2y ago
That’s exactly what I was thinking. A zebra doesn’t seem to be a threat. I’m still annoyed that they closed trails during Covid. Avoid the outdoors, do inside activities instead…
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by slashdev 2y ago
In all x86 this is an instruction that typically takes 3 clock cycles (latency) with 1 clock cycle throughput. That’s as constant time as you get. Even if that were false, it’s O(k) where k is the number of bits, which is constant. However,
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by slashdev 2y ago
The bill does eventually come due. You pay for the interest and the debt, either through taxes or money printing (hidden tax of inflation.) There's no free lunch. For Argentina, they were paying with money printing and that's why
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by slashdev 2y ago
It’s not the ratio which is alarming, although it isn’t great. It’s the rate of growth. It’s not sustainable at all.
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by slashdev 2y ago
You do what you have to do. There was no way out that doesn’t involve pain. The US should pay attention, it’s on the same path right now. If they don’t get the spending under control, it will end in pain. The bill eventually comes due.
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by slashdev 2y ago
With the noise people make when you don't use an OSI open-source license, little wonder. But when Redis started I think we didn't yet boardly understand the limitations of OSI licenses in the era of big tech cloud computing. To pe
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by slashdev 2y ago
Is not impossible. It’s not likely either.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Remote in Germany only
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by slashdev 3y ago
I think the reality is that most people home charge. You typically only use fast chargers when you go on road trips, or do an unusual amount of driving.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Cold kills more people according to the literature [1]. Heat deaths are rising, cold deaths are falling. Not in the same places though. Countries near the equator are going to suffer more than countries at higher latitudes. Demand for air c
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by slashdev 3y ago
That would require policy makers admitting they were wrong, and having to take some initiative on the subject of climate engineering. I don’t see either happening any time soon.

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