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tehbeard
4y ago
That's very dependent on Amazon actually shipping you the drive, which between my recent experience and tales from a few friends in the industry, is much more of a coin toss these days.
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It's less an issue of size and more of economics etc. Also the precedent it sets for Catalonia's independence movement and the issues that causes for Spain is another pain point that has been brought up (edit: Though as I understa
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tehbeard
4y ago
It seems that way, but the timescale is massively compressed compared to even the most pessimistic estimates. We were expecting a collapse in several months, not a few weeks.
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tehbeard
4y ago
Or bots disguised as firefox.
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tehbeard
4y ago
downplaying the difficulties of on orbit refuelling. This isn't kerbal space program... Fluid's gonna fluid dynamics in a 0g environment...
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4y ago
One of those is sub orbital still afaik, the other is a beautiful work of engineering but very much retired due to the complexities of the design and is more of a spaceplane than a rocket.
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tehbeard
4y ago
Copycating before required some effort (or as the techbros pedalling ai art might better understand a more familiar term, "proof-of-work").
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tehbeard
4y ago
Given how stodgy and variable WiFi tends to be, I'll stick with the Neanderthal way of copper lines.
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tehbeard
4y ago
So the solution is pulling down additional gigabytes of images and runtime to run the database?
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4y ago
I mean, learning a hypothesis doesn't work isn't for nothing? And unlike previous entries in the series, iirc, during gameplay the soundtrack reacts to the player's progress rather than just being there in the background.
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4y ago
ehhh, probably a higher % of microplastics in those ones. /s
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4y ago
That's a five year-olds uninformed take because you assume it could land anywhere on earth, hence 71% water.... Orbital mechanics does not work that way (except for a polar orbit). It's covering a particular band of the surface th
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4y ago
> But inventing something totally different from what people know without any reason doesn't make any sense. See this argument falls apart because: It's a key-value store... I'm fairly certain people are aware of that conc
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4y ago
Much of that log is just issues with one implementation, which would indicate that the Safari team is either underfunded (time/talent/money wise) or incompetent to break a working/"feature complete" system, multiple
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> I hope the author(s) of IndexedDB would finally understand how stupid the idea of IDB was While not one of said authors... You mind giving me an actual rundown on issues you've got with it instead of just slinging mud? I've u
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Missed one part from web.dev > ...This eviction policy does not apply to installed PWAs that have been added to the home screen.
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tehbeard
4y ago
WordPress could more accurately be described as three goblins in a trenchcoat, masquerading as a "framework". If all that's needed is a brochure site or some light ecommerce, it's servicable. But the moment youre buildin
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That is... A bold choice depending on the kids age... though I guess they'll be better trained for when they tackle dark souls...
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tehbeard
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Yes it does? If it doesn't matter, why are there two or even 3 options at times for the same software with little detail as to why? And if the packaging difference does matter (as it did for my vlc issue, one solution only worked for t
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The confusion is there's no info on what's different between them presented to the user. I know vaguely that flatpak is "like docker" in terms of wrapping dependencies. I have no clue how that translates to missing featu
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4y ago
That feels like a bit of a hack, tbh. Playing off a mechanism I think? was made for making porting from other day syntaxes easier? Is sqlite converting an iso8601 to a timestamp, or would it just store as given when type coercion fails due
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4y ago
The strict keyword per that doc already taints the a table for pre 3.37.0 (2021-11-27) libraries. (There is a way around that for pre 3.37 per the doc, but it's mainly enabling the PRAGMA used for db recovery operations that treats the
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While I doubt it will ever be enabled by default due to backwards compatibility, there is a strict tables[1] feature now. [1] https://www.sqlite.org/stricttables.html
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4y ago
For a brief time with Ryzen 3000, AMD held the bang for buck. AM5 is a bunch of new tech all at once with the good OR of AND being a multithreaded king. It'll be interesting to see what there answer to p/e cores is.. I'm curi
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Kinda difficult to explain as I dropped emacs due to issues with it on Windows despite enjoying org-mode. The key thing is, org-mode treats data/text as a tree graph programmatically, you move through headings, and properties can be at
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Nope. Indexeddb is a key value database with indexes only on fields (no computer indexes), that may be backed by sqlite in some browsers, and levelDB in others. webSQL is gone as no-one wanted to build another sql standard and implementatio
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What's the story with typos for meilisearch? Is it still one - two characters? Been trying to find an alternative to mysql fts, and some typo tolerance / did you mean mechanism is needed for some of our clients.
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tehbeard
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What is the recovery story with these 2fa, because it seems to be either but a second that you now also have to secure, or tough luck, have fun with 20+ support teams retaining access if you lose it and it's the first factor for login.
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I mean, the same is true of javascript, part and parcel of having a low barrier to entry is that people who put low effort into their work can use it... As to how we're sorting that; pretty much the only major project I can think of th
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4y ago
Is it covered in the onboarding docs for that feature (a disable for routes used by bots (rss feeds, api endpoints etc) )? Or is it just happy path "Do these 3 steps to make your Wordpress cake blog safe from botnets"
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