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by tored 2y ago
Tab hoarding is not an effective strategy of organization, it is more the fear of losing something important. And tab hoarding builds up, just like any other type of hoarding. Finding tabs was a bit of hit or miss, you can search for them i
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by tored 2y ago
My problem with bookmarks is that I tend to forget about them. What would be nice is a browser where tabs, history and bookmarks blended together seamlessly.
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by tored 2y ago
Probably because snaps autoupdates without user approval.
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by tored 2y ago
Can I backup my container configuration to a json file on disk or do I still need to sync it to the cloud to save it?
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by tored 2y ago
Yes, it is the 200+ tabs (probably closer to 500) over multiple windows. My latest move was to merge every tab in all windows to one window only (with an extension) and start using vertical tabs (better scrolling and overview of tabs) Then
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by tored 2y ago
I find Firefox much more heavy on resources vs Edge. I’m always get disappointed when trying to make Firefox my main browser. Chromium devtools has more features but more cluttered and more annoying to work with.For the common devtools task
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by tored 2y ago
I find your answer most interesting yet, especially about Article II. Apparently the president can appoint temporary advisors that does not need approval from congress. If Mr Musk qualifies for such appointment I guess is that something for
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by tored 2y ago
It seems that many objects to the audit on technicalities and use that as an argument that the audit itself is illegal or unconstitutional. It is a flawed argument.
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by tored 2y ago
If they have security clearance then the audit would be legal?
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by tored 2y ago
As long as they keep the data safe the audit is legal?
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by tored 2y ago
US president has a lot of powers, I’m not aware of any elected official in Europe with the same amount of powers (ignore Russia). President of France is probably the most comparable, but in France you also have the prime minister, selected
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by tored 2y ago
So if DOGE have security clearances (unclear if the have) then their audit is legal?
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by tored 2y ago
Dependency injection containers can be overly complex and allow complex configurations, too much magic. That is why I kept my container library simple, you read thru all the source in less than 15 minutes. What I like about it is that it is
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by tored 2y ago
Important to note that USA is a republic, typically in Europe parliamentarianism.
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by tored 2y ago
Which laws? The article describes security clearance.
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by tored 2y ago
Probably not. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposition_Matrix
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by tored 2y ago
Of course you can. Write your own abstraction of Unicode string, it is easy. Php has all the tools for it. Yes, in mainstream PHP you use the webserver to leverage forking. The great thing about that is that vastly simplifies the language a
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by tored 2y ago
How?
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by tored 2y ago
Yes, because functions can’t be autoloaded and you can’t put variables and constants inside a namespace. But it isn’t hilarious, it is because of legacy. Now there are proposals to fix function autoloading but it won’t fix variables and con
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by tored 2y ago
This can definitely be an issue and it was when Guzzle released a new major version every month. Also when working with projects that are 10+ years and lines of codes a million you will run into this. Sure you can always fork and move the l
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by tored 2y ago
It is not a non-issue. You can run into naming collisions by just using two different composer dependencies where each dependency depends on the same library but different major versions.
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by tored 2y ago
It becomes a problem if you want to use multiple versions of the same library, which may happen if you are using composer, e.g two different dependencies uses the same dependency but different major releases.
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by tored 2y ago
How does any of these languages help me write a proper HTML document?
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by tored 2y ago
PHP has unicode support which what you need. You only need to understand when to use what function. Concurrency support is not needed because that is what the webserver is for.
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by tored 2y ago
A great bug fix release on a great major release. Thank you to everyone involved to make this possible.
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by tored 2y ago
You could almost use the same coding style, typically you don’t what to leak data between handler threads in Java so you can write in similar fashion where you start from scratch at every request. But Java has more ceremony with the stricte
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by tored 2y ago
Thus Facebook is not censoring Linux discussions or Linux content, what DistroWatch claimed, it blocks linking to what Facebook deems as malicious links (correctly or incorrectly), something a lot of software does these days. This is what t
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by tored 2y ago
Yes, you can read about it the rfc under "Abbreviated syntax" https://wiki.php.net/rfc/property-hooks It follows the syntax of arrow functions https://www.php.net/manual/en/functions
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by tored 2y ago
Great PHP release. Better stack traces for closures, performance improvements (always nice), HTML5 support, lazy objects and much more. Great work and a big thanks to everyone involved!
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by tored 2y ago
I work on multiple projects from PHP 5.2 to PHP 8.3 and everything in between. Statistics based on packagist(composer) https://stitcher.io/blog/php-version-stats-january-2024 Statistics based on web servers in the wild

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