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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
You can't rely on VPS disk - backups, data retention and recovery is all up to you in case of node failure. There are other much more expensive and much slower products (external networked volumes) that do offer guarantees, but that&#x
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Because it'd be very hard to compare short program length otherwise? 5 LoC says nothing.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Why should it be banned? It's not like it's the worst of mainstream humanity.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
There's a JAR on every SIM and payment card and it works fine. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Card
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
You think the Ukrainian commanders serving for the Soviet union didn't have the codes?
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Ah, so either explode or go even further, got it.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
I believe you didn't see it, many locals didn't. But I bet you can find it if you go looking. I personally check this stuff, it's my kind of weirdness, and I assure you it's the case in every EU country (I checked) and I
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
I have been fixing my grandparents IT stuff for the past 30 years, it's nothing new. I remember how happy I was I'm now an adult (15 or so, well over a decade ago) with enough authority to pass this on my brother.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
GDPR demands consent, which naturally means a blocking modal that needs to be answered before any interaction is possible. The misguided belief is that this is going to stop people from clicking on "accept".
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
It's like when people say "802.11n"
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
This has definitely been the case since early 90s all around Eastern Europe. I grew up there. Maybe he didn't notice - these walls of text are close to the entrance but definitely not the most highlighted feature there. I'd guess
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Yeah, that's why everyone switched to "universal" after a year or two. But some people are not as up to date and some libraries kept their old names.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Now imagine it's everywhere. Entering a mall? You bet it's long. Entering a post office, bank, government agency? Of course. Entering a barber, restaurant, bar? Yep, even there. Entering a residential building? Yes, the inhabitant
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
The European way is to post a gigantic wall of text like 1.5 by 1.5 meters with small letters and a full binding contract somewhere close to the entrance.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Sounds like you have never been to Europe. Here they make you actually sign (as in pen and paper) this stuff before they give you access.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
It's been used to describe code that does A on server and B on client side, where A and B are deeply related but definitely not the same. It's not just code sharing, that's just a small part of it.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
The original problem was caused by PHP (see XHP) and this is just bringing the solution to full feature parity.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Indeed, but I don't find that amount of control reasonable. I can do enough control to be completely fine.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
No, it substantially negatively affects people who don't have any capital. People who do can deal with it.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Talos Linux, Flatcar Container linux...
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
What a nice way to preserve feudal classes. It'd be just terrible if someone not rich attempted startups.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Norway is uniquely located among those, though.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Government controlled access to internet is a disgrace in any form. I can control my child without the government.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
I'd never accept this disgrace.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Eh, not really. I'd consider myself a greybeard (not literally, but I am online since 90s) and everything is so much tamer now. It wasn't unusual to find open, unprotected and unencrypted sites with really, really weird stuff - th
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Basically no ORM supports such specific functionality of a specific DBMS. In any case you'd have to use raw SQL. I don't see the problem, this is expected. I don't see how not using Kysely would make it better overall - you s
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
No. I can get this for $100 second hand, install LineageOS and be done with it. Sounds like a great app/alternative OS though, maybe explore that. Hardware is hard anyways and people want more than just enough CPU and display - camera,
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
What issue? Kysely has an example to do this.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
I have never had any issues like this, and the type safety provided by Kysely has saved me a lot of bugs and potentially very serious issues.
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by thrw42A8N 2y ago
Where do you see that it's reserved? I get that it's a hyperbole, but startups are the best, most used and most successful tool for upwards social mobility. Nothing has changed the life of so many people, no amount of taxes or reg

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