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by smashed 3y ago
> or if Twitter will still exist for another 10 or 20 years Years? You are being generous here. I would rephrase that to 10 to 20 months at the rate he's destroying everything.
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by smashed 3y ago
Yes, and the problem is that people and organizations have grown very accustomed and appreciate all these band aids. It's very flawed, but the flaws are very well understood and people actually seem to like operating all these workarou
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by smashed 3y ago
I think I was not clear enough. First there is a floor price on milk. Milk cannot legally be sold below that floor price to consumers. Farmers are prohibited from selling fresh milk direct to consumers. It's illegal. Period. They can&#
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by smashed 3y ago
I can relate, fellow Canadian too.. Even making your own yogurt is not cost efficient. It is literally cheaper to buy yogurt than the standard ordinary milk and sour it yourself. Cheese is even worse. All the weird regulations, price contro
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by smashed 3y ago
Very neat indeed. It says on the about page that it starts a container on demand and gives you the output. You can see in the output that systemd detects it is running under podman. No idea what kind of container as a service they are using
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by smashed 3y ago
Imho, in the context of a GUI library, native would mean it has the native look and feel of the platform and the performance. This usually means the app is written in exactly the same language/framework/libraries as the built-in,
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by smashed 3y ago
What exactly is "native" about this? I remember there was PHP bindings for GTK [0], which at least looked sort of native on Linux. This could be cool if you can ship a large PHP backend codebase, allowing a web app to become an of
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by smashed 3y ago
Or what millions of windows developers already know and love: visual basic. I hope Microsoft comes up with something like it, so we are not forced to learn java in order to add scripts to html pages.
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by smashed 3y ago
You might be interested in iodine. https://github.com/yarrick/iodine
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by smashed 3y ago
And people could not resist the urge to add styling and heterogeneous layouts all over. Weird typography, layouts, alignments and extra padding here and there. A secret reason why I like to push markdown workflows is that you can't dev
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by smashed 3y ago
Tor exit nodes are also frequently blocked or severely scrutinized... I'm surprised it worked.. Maybe since it was official government affairs, any US ip address had to be let through no matter what.
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by smashed 3y ago
> The brewery "may have been built in this place specifically to supply the royal rituals that were taking place inside the funeral facilities of the kings of Egypt" Or may be people were just thirsty and the beverage was both
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by smashed 3y ago
Yup, and in the embedded world, they are used to achieve encryption of the OS firmware, thus preventing reverse engineering of the device, protecting IP and securing devices through obscurity. I'm thinking of enterprise grade networkin
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by smashed 3y ago
Hmm, from the link you provided, it was a website named freechuckcloseart.com that would autogenerate artwork in the style of chuck close. I'm not a lawyer but I'm pretty sure this was a trade mark issue. He just had to avoid mark
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by smashed 3y ago
What exactly are you saying here? Keycloak is not open source enough? It's fine to talk about alternative solutions but you could at least compare and contrast the solutions together and provide some insight into why you are plugging a
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by smashed 3y ago
Lots of comments about how hard of a market it is to get going. Of course it is but just wanted to point out it is possible. Here in Quebec there is "du proprio" [1] which is pretty successful and are getting significant market s
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by smashed 3y ago
This exact scam was also performed in developed countries. The money (cash only for.. reasons..) was collected by a "friend" who would happen to be just right there in the neighborhood. Very often a car broke down and being stran
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by smashed 3y ago
You are a few years behind the merger and acquisition market conditions. The ballast point buy out by constellation brands was probably very much the peak of the craze around craft breweries. Ballast point was very savy in increasing their
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by smashed 3y ago
Could be something like "2d barcode" that got shortened to "2d code" cause there was not really any bars.
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by smashed 3y ago
> last time I dealt with Drupal (back in 5 and 6 days), it would actively complain if it could write to its own directory, That's great, but if you remember drupalgeddon, the attack vector (sql injection) used the url routing system
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by smashed 3y ago
Many home routers/wifi access point/mesh wifi systems are qualcomm/atheros based. These system are almost always built on the official SDK provided by Qualcomm, known as QSDK. QSDK is a fork of an old OpenWRT version (chaos c
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by smashed 3y ago
I don't but I'd like to know. I was under the impression that it was mostly GPU vram based but once the model is loaded, it could produce output quickly? I'm probably over-simplifying things...
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by smashed 3y ago
Hmm maybe not but reading all the linked forum posts and threads, people are at a complete lost for information. "I installed version X.Y.Z and so far so good" "I tried all available updates and it keeps crashing". There
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by smashed 3y ago
Of course any reasonable engineer is going to aggregate similar errors somehow? You don't need to read every single connection reset by peer or similar network errors..
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by smashed 3y ago
So windows will delete files over an SMB share? That is borderline malware isn't it? wow... Thanks for sharing.
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by smashed 3y ago
Honest questions come to mind: How is windows accessing the zfs pool exactly? Afaik, there is no zfs support on windows? Since these are backups, shouldn't they be read only? A snapshot at least would ensure easy rollback. Also, window
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by smashed 3y ago
I stopped reading when the author starts alluding he/she did not even watch nor intend to watch the show... Why post this? It's a fluff piece on a supposedly bad Netflix show the author did not even bother to watch.
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by smashed 3y ago
Or just download a large file, choose save as on a drive other than the C drive because it is too big, and watch IE proceed to fill up the temp dir on the C drive, completely ignoring the fact you asked to save on another drive. Or if you h
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by smashed 3y ago
I don't use windows daily but was trying to add an additional keyboard layout (US English) to a family member's windows 10 PC today. Searching for such a simple thing in the control panel was infuriating to say the least. I finall
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by smashed 3y ago
Not sure how quotes would help? If referring to the go programming language, the title should say "golang with PHP" There is no other way to disambiguate one of the most commonly used English verb from the obscure (in relative ter

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