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by thwarted 4y ago
Like the timezone database, many things of which ship(ped) with their own copy.
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by thwarted 4y ago
Performance is especially important when dealing with time syncing.
453.
by thwarted 4y ago
Sounds like stack ranking by another name.
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by thwarted 4y ago
Considering how this thread started, you're saying that we need to escape to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by capitalism? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Sq1Nr58hM But more pragmatically, neither Bios
455.
by thwarted 4y ago
There's a bit that comedian Bill Burr does where he observes that referring to someone as "that fucking $XXX" is considered racist while "that $XXX motherfucker" isn't and it has to do with the former talking a
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by thwarted 4y ago
A point of comparison should be to git.kernel.org, which loads and renders instantly (at least compared to all these other sites), contains a massive amount of actual content per page, is highly cacheable on the server, and uses exactly z
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by thwarted 4y ago
There was P3P, started over two decades ago, which never gained traction. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P3P https://www.w3.org/P3P/ From Wikipedia: As an example, a user may store in the browser p
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by thwarted 4y ago
If your arrays start at 0, you have offsets. If your arrays start at 1, you have indexes. "0-indexed" shouldn't be a thing. I like the screenshot quote that refers to this as either "1-origin" or "0-origin&quo
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by thwarted 4y ago
Safe in that there's a good chance that everyone has an answer for the question. It's the same thing like asking about the weather: it's easy to observe and most people will have some kind of, even minor, opinion about it. I
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by thwarted 4y ago
You might try the Federal Register¹, which mostly documents the diffs, but links to the full documents at the Code of Federal Regulations² ¹ https://www.federalregister.gov/ ² https://www.ecfr.gov/
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by thwarted 4y ago
Another solution is to not make every make and model have a completely custom dashboard interface. The physical interface for turn signals is completely standardized. The physical interface for windshield wipers is about 95% standardized
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by thwarted 4y ago
Which is meaningless. Bad actors can use machines that have not been compromised with a rootkit.
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by thwarted 4y ago
Wouldn't you prefer that this data only be able to be decrypted by a computer that can prove to the world it booted a clean OS image with all the latest security patches installed? This is a pretty bad example. The attack vector is
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by thwarted 4y ago
Thank you for pointing out this lack of accuracy and clarity. Majority is hyperbolic, but even a quarter is a big enough chunk that it motivates both employees and employers to locate in and look for each other in those areas. I guess it&#x
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by thwarted 4y ago
What's "the problem" that you contributed to? That humans are social animals and that as a group they are stronger than the sum of the individuals? I supposed by not starting your own business outside of London to cater to
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by thwarted 4y ago
> I miss offices in reasonable locations. Instead they're all in the same 6-8 cities... The majority of the US population lives in the same 6-8 metro areas; so it's "reasonable" to put offices in those metro areas. I
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by thwarted 4y ago
Like git. The value isn't necessarily in that there can't be conflicts, but that conflicts are straightforward to surface and resolve.
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Plus Addressing in Exchange Online(docs.microsoft.com)
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by thwarted 4y ago
This helps to explain what was going on in this "That's 70s Show" episode where Red and Kelso modify a pong game to have smaller paddles. (short clip when they had finished) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Td
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by thwarted 4y ago
Yep, this is what happens when your "growth" metric is employee headcount, under the naïve assumption that more people is a proxy for more work getting done is a proxy for revenue. This may make more sense for a sales-focused org
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by thwarted 4y ago
shoot you in the foot at some point by removing a package that you've forgotten to put in the configuration list. The point is to only maintain the list of packages via this list. If you're going to the effort to define the lis
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by thwarted 4y ago
the idea that you can make navigation in server-rendered apps feel comparably fast to SPA's (and faster in some cases because SPA payloads are often huge) by putting the server very close to the user. Despite all the rhetoric that ma
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by thwarted 4y ago
If you still think "the edge" is a fad in 2022, I'd recommend spending more time learning about it. It's not just JavaScript. Ironically, this architecture is the solution to the web's JavaScript problem, and will
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by thwarted 4y ago
For presentations, I've observed that constraints on number of slides encourage people to try to stuff a bunch of information at small font sizes on a single slide, often big blocks of text. And they are laying it out on a high dpi scr
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by thwarted 5y ago
And "Thumb" mode. A solid set of HHGTTG references in this.
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by thwarted 5y ago
No need to fear! Use --dry-run to confirm your command line before making the changes. It's documented in that very man page!
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by thwarted 5y ago
The provided example is pretty rough, and I'm sure it's occurred in the wild. Sure, put the units in the variable name, and it encourages this kind of mistake, because time.Duration is not "seconds", it is a duration.
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by thwarted 5y ago
For a really rough comparison, you can look at the building of the east span of the Oakland Bay bridge. It's also worth noting how many people died while building them. (Disclosure: I've never looked this up or done this comparis
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by thwarted 5y ago
Sure, but it doesn't always happen like that. You're in sales at a company in a highly competitive space and are exited. You're not the kind of person to premeditate taking anything with you, perhaps you left on good terms.
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by thwarted 5y ago
Anyone have a copy of the really early freshmeat header image/logo that was a closeup of a tattoo being applied to someone's back, but mildly obscured because it was keyholed through the text? It was during a period where freshmea

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