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tehbeard
5y ago
Perhaps the realism/implicit difficulty is the reason it's less recommended? KSP is enough to give you an intuitive understanding without the gritty details of which switches in which order. That said I did just pop up a video of
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tehbeard
6y ago
Then why are you on here blathering about someone being ignorant when you are being "just as lazy" and not spending this time learning new$x.js instead of arguing on the internet? Have some compassion/empathy for those of us
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6y ago
Things like ArrayBuffer/view, fetch(...) and worker threads being the same spec/interfaces as the browser implementations rather than homegrown stuff like Buffer, child_process and any number of npm wrappers around the http module
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tehbeard
6y ago
Even if they did, PWAs are so heavily nerfed within Apple/Safari as to be mostly useless.
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tehbeard
6y ago
> Things were much simpler with svn. Not from my experience as a newbie with SVN at the start of uni and in the beginning at $job. In both cases, it was temperamental, prone to network issues (this was in both student accom. -> uni se
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tehbeard
6y ago
Either put up the real reason to be impressed by Intel's much, much delayed PCIe 4, or stop shilling for them. PCIe efficiency is such buzz-none-word.
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tehbeard
6y ago
Nothing in the "plumbing" defines what merge/diff algorithm is used or is even needed. You can pick any of the merge strategies, or plug in any diff utility. The plumbing cares only about one thing, that you have a valid da
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tehbeard
6y ago
I think the implication here is a switch of which tool is your "daily driver", the one you lean on for most common tasks.
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tehbeard
6y ago
I think at this point it's safe to assume Intellisense is fairly genericized and refers more to an "autocompletion" that takes additional information/context into account than a specific $company's implementation.
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tehbeard
6y ago
Sublime still holds king for ad-hoc grepping around large files. For dev work though, my daily driver is VSC at this point. I still use Sublime for notes as well, but that's more so I don't have to think about how closing/ope
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tehbeard
6y ago
Hmm, reading into it it does seem to have been co-opted by corporate. I've only heard it mentioned within gaming, and it typically means more than just bathroom (Encompassing instead a bunch of different biological necessities like bat
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tehbeard
6y ago
indexedDB is too low level for that kind of thing by itself. It's just a fast Key-Value store with secondary indexes that's in your browser. You either need to find a solution that has a sync system built in (such as < https:&#
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tehbeard
6y ago
Really you'd want to do this in to an indexeddb store rather than local storage. Less issues with size limits and string serialisation as you can chuck Blob instances straight into it. You'd have to handle loading/saving thou
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tehbeard
6y ago
Another positive experience with Auth0, if a little finicky in my usecase (using it as a SAML IDP for testing). They have recently been bought out by Okta... Which by some accounts might not be a good move.
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6y ago
> Microsoft seems to have not destroyed github yet While I'm hopeful that they turned a new leaf... I don't think they've held GH as long as they did Skype before they broke that..
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tehbeard
6y ago
Is this just an issue with the B2 web app, or does it also extend into the personal backup UI?
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tehbeard
6y ago
This is what I've wanted safari/iOS to do. They'd get to claim privacy/user safety (no drive by permissions grab) But, this eats into their walled garden money pit, so yeah it's not going to happen..
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6y ago
> Nvidia is full of smart people If that were truly the case I wouldn't have to deal with multiple fuck ups caused by Nvidia releasing drivers with improper signing (windows seems fine with it, but virtualbox runs into issues with i
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tehbeard
6y ago
The actual split on this is mugged, shoot mugger, attempt to shoot mugger and be shot instead, attempt shot miss and kill bystander.
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tehbeard
6y ago
Land, Gold and Bitcoins are all commodities. I don't have to care which specific instance of them I have (mostly, land is where it gets funny but that's more secondary effects like transport hubs, taxation, regulations etc at whic
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tehbeard
6y ago
Hands down the best early game automation in kitchen sink packs. Just get a mining turtle, fuel it up and collect resources while you build your base. And if you have an add-on mod or the cc:tweaked fork that adds better inventory methods,
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tehbeard
6y ago
> It seems unworkable for the majority of smaller sites who are increasingly forced to use letsencrypt. It's one line in a crontab, hardly an enterprise level endevaour involving IBM consultants and a triple redundant K8S cluster. &
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tehbeard
6y ago
There might be in V8 flags you can pass in to deno run?
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tehbeard
6y ago
The older stuff uses bigger(size) transistors, which are inherently more robust against a cosmic ray causing a bit flip, and thus easier to make radiation hardend versions.
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tehbeard
6y ago
It'll be pretty ironic if this lives longer than some of Google's other products...
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tehbeard
6y ago
Missing its wide applications in modern electronics, but ok.
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tehbeard
6y ago
I would add the DO API being all or nothing with permissions to that list. Not being able to give just DNS access to a script for updating LE/ACME DNS challenges means it'd be a non-starter at work.
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tehbeard
6y ago
The hate is the vocal minority (those of us that love the book) Think of it this way, if the lord of the rings films had kept the idea of a powerful ring and orcs, but changed the pacing, plot and characters, most people who liked the books
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6y ago
I've always said it should have been handed to HBO to make a mini series out of it.
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tehbeard
6y ago
Wasn't Mozilla VPN just a white label of a shady VPN company? Or did they switch partners? Vaguely recall some unsettledness when it was first announced.
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