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by sqldba 6y ago
Just try Hugo. Jekyll is okay but extremely slow with hundreds of Ruby plug-in dependencies and nonsensical breaking changes between versions. The author is pedantic and seems to just not want to use other tools. That’s fine. But this is a
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by sqldba 6y ago
It hasn’t gotten a strong enough backlash. They commented on all the *gates and even the ocsp issue which reached mainstream media. But this is so low level (normal people don’t know or care about firewalls except it’s running, or understan
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by sqldba 6y ago
That’s a very simplistic way of looking at things which isn’t supported by medical science. Specifically glucose, fructose, sucrose, are worth treating differently for the purposes of diet management.
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by sqldba 6y ago
That’s a really ameri-centric way of looking at things. “Only the US numbers hurt [because I’m in the US and only US people matter].
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by sqldba 6y ago
Or, depending on the cause, “Bugs in Native Instruments hardware / drivers can damage their hardware with Big Sur”.
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by sqldba 6y ago
One useful thing per day is too much for me. Some days I can’t do anything. Some weeks are the same. Sometimes a month just goes by. But in the scale of each year I’m super productive.
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by sqldba 6y ago
There’s another word for elder “wisdom” - superstition. I question anything I’m told that doesn’t have proof attached, or singular experiences that are then extrapolated to cover an infinite future. This always comes up in the same places:
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by sqldba 6y ago
“I only want to do what I want to do,” is pretty self-limiting. Not only does it cut off any way for you to grow, it makes it hard for companies to hire you over programmers willing to do anything. And I don’t mean that in a bad way but a r
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by sqldba 6y ago
Most crypto places force you to provide ID now and governments force you to declare how much you have. Both for tax reasons.
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by sqldba 6y ago
I dropped Dropbox when they enforced the 3 device limit on the free consumer plan a few years ago. It sucks for them because I was very outspoken about them beforehand because I used it. Then it changed from endorse to absolutely tell peopl
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by sqldba 6y ago
Long post of someone making an ass of themselves because they demand every cost be knowable up front.
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by sqldba 6y ago
Hilarious. And they’re referencing specs so deep nobody understands what they’re talking about. Certificates are BS.
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by sqldba 6y ago
This is brilliant.
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by sqldba 6y ago
Bwahaha. Yeah let’s see how that works out. Looking forward to a dead company in 3... 2... 1...
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by sqldba 6y ago
Yeah. Everyone uses it because it requires the least effort, but on so many levels Markdown is such garbage. From the different code block implementations, to crappy tables, to trying to indent lists, and so forth. But it's also the du
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by sqldba 6y ago
I get the cultural reference but as a historical artefact the stockholm syndrome study was falsified and no such thing exists.
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by sqldba 6y ago
It’s disgusting. It’s not up to them to decide how long a certificate should be valid. Especially when they’re so expensive to buy and complicated to replace.
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by sqldba 6y ago
This looks a lot like a racist piece to me.
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by sqldba 6y ago
Unfortunately Microsoft saw this coming in 2012 and changed their database licensing off of per-socket and onto per-core.
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by sqldba 6y ago
A statute of limitations on hacking laws would also help. There's no reason people should be fearful decades later for stuff they did as (relative if not literal) kids.
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by sqldba 6y ago
- Uptime The number and frequency of outages in Azure are crazy. They happen non-stop all year around. You get meaningless RCAs but it never seems to get better, and if it did, you'd have no way of knowing. Compare this with doing stuf
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by sqldba 6y ago
Would you say Washington Post is more balanced or about the same?
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by sqldba 6y ago
Jesus what a pile of drivel. Zero commitment to addressing the misleading advertising or making amends.
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by sqldba 6y ago
6 cores and 64GB max memory? It’s hardly enough to run anything.
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by sqldba 6y ago
It seems it requires root privileges to start with. Am I misunderstanding?
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by sqldba 7y ago
That’s the first time I’ve heard anyone complement UWP. I thought it doesn’t support anything useful like datagridview?
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by sqldba 7y ago
There should not be any opt-out for recycling because everyone foots the cost of a shitty planet to save your $50 credit.
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by sqldba 7y ago
Calling it CGI seems like an awful awful move.
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by sqldba 7y ago
How much did an energy company pay for you to write this garbage?
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by sqldba 7y ago
Thank goodness! I looked at the article and it made me mad because it seemed to be a bunch of nonsense. I mean the second video paragraph is: "A closer look at the memcpy arguments shows that this address is built as 0xfffff8035b2a0000

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