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by svnpenn 4y ago
whoosh
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Yeah. FFS, they don't even have a JSON parser in the standard library...
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I find the UL is actually better for this use case
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> The Right Thing To Do Hopefully you're joking on this part. No large company will ever act or care about the above quote, so its foolish for an individual to do so.
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Exactly what I was thinking. Company fucked up. Not my job to babysit their money for 8 months, and DEFINITELY not my job to call them and beg them to take it back. Corporations have brainwashed a lot of people I think, to forget that you
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by svnpenn 4y ago
I feel like people are pushing SQLite beyond its limits with this stuff. If you're going to do something like this, wouldn't just a normal client/server option like PostgreSQL be way more performant? I think SQLite is fantast
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> The issue was closed for bypassing fingerprinting, a use case that the maintainers feel is not a valid precursor to this feature. Again, that isn’t a no to the feature under any circumstance, just a statement that this use case is insu
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> That said, this clause only exists in this particular OSL license, so it only applies to software distributed under it. Nope: https://choosealicense.com/licenses/agpl-3.0 https://choosealicense.com&#x2F
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I would disagree with your assessment. OSL was specifically crafted, to close this exact loophole: > Most other open source licenses treat such network uses of software as internal to the company that runs the server, and they don't
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Do yourself a favor, and checkout the X Pilot channel on YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCLPA0Dhi1VXQDGbkXwjDUzQ
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> pull in OSS and hide it behind a SaaS implementation (thereby complying with licenses) sorry, but you can do that shit anymore: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Software_License#Network_dep...
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> meet the goals of usability If server blacklists your TLS fingerprint, you can no longer use that server with that client. Only workaround would be a client that can configure its own fingerprint. What you're saying is akin to &qu
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> unless you disqualify it for being closed source Yes, I do disqualify it for that reason.
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Something really important thats going under the radar is TLS fingerprinting [1]. Multiple servers are using this now, including some requests to subdomains on google.com, googleapis.com, CloudFlare and others. I keep reporting this [2][3],
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> The trouble with this claim is that MVP.css abuses semantic HTML badly It seems you are not in a position to be making these claims, since by your own admission you don't even use the project: https://news.ycombinator
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> The problem is that people don't want another Linux-like hobby project, they want another Firefox I don't want that at all. Firefox lost their spine long ago, and at this point they aren't a Chrome clone, but its pretty
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I am excited for this. However note, builds are not available for Windows, and it is not currently possible to even compile for Windows: https://github.com/SerenityOS/ladybird/issues/33
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I don't work with servers much, but I do have extensive experience in Go. I know a bad API when I see one. strings.Replacer [1] uses the same syntax, and several others have commented in the discussion about it being a bad idea. 1. ht
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Every time I come across a logging package, I don't understand what the point of them are. Finally in the linked issue, I see this: > For many programs that aren't run directly by person, like servers, logging is the main way f
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> We're 4 years away from the time when TFA predicts no new projects will begin with C. True, but AFT gives us at least 8 years.
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Right, but since when does Apple (or any company) get to dicate what versions of software that I use? Granted in some cases, forced upgrades are a thing. But I am a human being with agency, I can make my own decisions on what to run on my
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by svnpenn 4y ago
> Three months is a _very_ long time in software No, its not. For example, I use an open source app called fd: https://github.com/sharkdp/fd I have not updated it since 2020. Yeah, new versions are available, but th
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oh really? Three whole months? Shame on them /s
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> Think William Reece-Mogg FYI not sure about other countries, but Americans don't know who the fuck that is.
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heres the timeline for any interested: November 2016: Oberlin professors and deans defamed bakery August 2017: lawsuit September 2022: Oberlin agrees to pay 36 million to plaintiff so yes, justice was served, but it took six years. I feel b
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by svnpenn 4y ago
Is this a serious comment? Your comment here is so obviously misguided that it borders on comedy. If you're serious, I can give a serious reply.
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YouTube killed learning on their platform, when they killed the downvote. They removed the one metric that people had to signal that content is crap. So now people have to trust that "the algorithm" is filtering out all the junk.
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sorry, I don't use made up words.
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> Why would anyone want to participate in a community this toxic? gpshead is Google: https://github.com/gpshead thats all you need to know. Google makes some great stuff (Go language), but their community has plenty of a
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Where is the PDF and/or website? This is not that: https://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/c-intro-and-ref.git I get not wanting to build an executable for different platforms, but FFS, this is HTML or a PDF, just bu

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