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by takeda 6y ago
That information would still be meaningless unless we could prove that this e-mail is authentic. `v.pozharskyi.ukraine@gmail.com` - why would an Ukrainian citizen have "ukraine" in their e-mail address? There are so many other red
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by takeda 6y ago
The freedom of speech means that government can't prosecute you for having an opinion. It doesn't require anyone too listen to you. It also only applies to the government.
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by takeda 6y ago
I personally never used it, but worked for a company who at the time used EDB to migrate away from Oracle. They apparently had a tons of stored procedures and they mostly worked, but it is possible they didn't use any of the things you
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by takeda 6y ago
I solved this by using partitions (at the time it was done through inheritance, where you could make one table made out of several smaller ones), and just dropping a table with unneeded data.
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by takeda 6y ago
EnterpriseDB (which started this project) specializes in providing postgresql version that can emulate most of Oracle database functionality, so this is not surprising.
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by takeda 6y ago
While I am not that big fan of serverless projects (I am strongly convinced lambda should be used as a glue to automate AWS infrastructure and any other uses is just abusing it) you can use poetry with lambda. I'm sure there are other
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by takeda 6y ago
In this context it kind of is. It helps protesters organize and protect themselves.
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by takeda 6y ago
Yep, and that completly frees him from a human decency and we can't criticize his actions of putting money in front of ethics.
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by takeda 6y ago
The crazy thing though is that statistics also contributed to the loss. There was a campaign to discredit Clinton so many Democrats weren't happy about her. Seeing statistics in her favor many Democrats decided to either stay home or v
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by takeda 6y ago
You should just let developers use virtualenv and then let them install packages through pip, or let them use tool like poetry which makes the experience even better. This makes life easier for both sides. If you use RedHat or CentOS I woul
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by takeda 6y ago
> I desperately wish git had a "group commits" feature that let me manage a cluster of related commits as a single commit for the purposes of history-viewing, reverting, and cherry-picking. Isn't this what git does by defa
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by takeda 6y ago
Same here, I especially love `git rebase -i <base>` it opens an editor and I have an option to edit specific commits, reword the commit, squash multiple commits together (don't use this one often) or do fixup (which basically mer
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by takeda 6y ago
100-150mb of just a JavaScript code doesn't look that great either.
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by takeda 6y ago
I don't know... generally when things are developed by someone that doesn't understand the topic end up being quite bad. Just look at some databases that were created by people who know nothing about databases when they started.
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by takeda 6y ago
> (it appears near the end of an infection typically) Hmm doesn't that contradict the article? Of it is at the end of the infection, then it feels like it isn't good as a warning to others that you got the virus, and more of an
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by takeda 6y ago
Looks like someone recorded it and posted on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zLlc-IYr2c
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by takeda 6y ago
Perhaps the only way this could be resolved is some kind of certification and education of consumers that only certified cables/devices should be used. For others they should go after the vendors for not following spec. Yes there are f
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by takeda 6y ago
> layoffs are the latest example of ongoing tension between governments trying to keep the new coronavirus in check and businesses struggling to make ends meet amid restrictions on the way they can operate. Let's be honest, Disney i
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by takeda 6y ago
got some downvotes, but I guess those people never experienced, you can close air circulation in your car and still smell it, it's that bad.
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by takeda 6y ago
I've been using some nodejs applications as tools to deploy other applications (for example serverless) and while it works it is the most trouble causing frameworks. It absolutely has to created node_modules in center of your source co
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by takeda 6y ago
I heard about bufferbloat, but I didn't think it was related to bittorrent maximizing throughput
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by takeda 6y ago
Actually not exactly rootfs on ipfs, but with NixOS is fairly easy to make it wipe data on reboot, here's an example article[1]. The idea is to only keep state we care about and rebuild the system on every boot. [1] https://
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by takeda 6y ago
Perhaps there are routers that don't handle well large amounts of data, but from my experience what typically is happening are two things: 1. the fairness in TCP is done per TCP connection, bittorrent opens many connections so they tak
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by takeda 6y ago
isn't it pretty much the same thing?
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by takeda 6y ago
not that surprising, since it probably doesn't have to phone home.
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by takeda 6y ago
Oh yeah, I remeber also driving once next to a large farm with cows, it's crazy how much of the gas they produce.
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by takeda 6y ago
It's written in GO! :P
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by takeda 6y ago
Even with Iraq they at least bothered to fabricate one. In terms of TikTok what kind of secret thing they could possibly hold in addition what they are already saying? It's not like to get that information they used a new spy satellite
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by takeda 6y ago
Let's assume TikTok is the mouth piece of Chinese propaganda. Why aren't we doing anything about another mouthpiece that we already got confirmation that it is being used by both our and foreign intelligence. Is that one accepted
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by takeda 6y ago
Yes that's my point, you reduce spending so you can reduce tax, not reduce tax and increase spending. There's nothing conservative about current GOP.

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