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   by trollied 4y ago

   I don't think the bill will pass in its current form. Can't see it happening.
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   by trollied 4y ago

   Not sure forcing companies to keep customers works. At least not for retailers.
3. 423.▲
   by trollied 4y ago

   TIL, thank you!
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   by trollied 4y ago

   If you read further on in the thread: > "They can still work and the company does not rely on them to generate revenue. It is just from an IC tooling perspective in a short amount of time, they have become dependent on it. They can
5. 425.▲
   by trollied 4y ago

   Sony have always made strange decisions surrounding storage. Not selling Minidisc as a floppy drive successor, when the competition was gigantic ZIP discs, was a biggie. (I am aware of the NetMD etc, I had one)
6. 426.▲
   by trollied 4y ago

   The parent comment did not mention Lightning. USB-C, the form factor, is widespread & is becoming more common by the day.
7. 427.▲
   by trollied 4y ago

   This article is terrible. Lots of speculation and biased opinion, with absolutely no facts or alternative team structure suggestions. It's more of a rant.
8. 428.▲
   by trollied 4y ago

   Not dynamic data. Everything in an .app should be checksummed/signed & verified
9. 429.▲
   by trollied 4y ago

   I see lots of similarities between the (newer) Postgres wait analysis logging/views and Oracle AWR/ASH. I suspect it was heavily inspired.
10. 430.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    I think performance simply just isn't on the radar of a big chunk of devs these days, especially self-taught ones. Front-end wise, what with the trend of using frameworks (react/vue/etc) & a billion lines of javascript do
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    by trollied 4y ago

    Brilliant, thank you! I used to be a performance engineer many moons ago & love this content. Makes me want to get back into it!
12. 432.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    Thanks for submitting this Tanel, very interesting! (If anyone doesn't know who Tanel is, he's an Oracle performance expert)
13. 433.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    It does not have a paywall.
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    by trollied 4y ago

    > 1. How do you get away with not supporting the second-most popular browser? [1] Not speaking for the OP, but the internal tools I work on only supprt Chrome - you can only login to these systems using Single Sign On, which is only poss
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    by trollied 4y ago

    This was clearly written by somebody that has never run a large, very very busy database, with strict DR requirements.
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    by trollied 4y ago

    bash and zsh are great. I see this "reinventing the wheel" stuff all the time where it's not actually needed if you learn the current tooling well. See this time & time again with SQL.
17. 437.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    Their annual financials tell all: https://assets.mozilla.net/annualreport/2021/mozilla-fdn-202...
18. 438.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    If anybody is wondering what the parent comment is referencing: https://www.theregister.com/2022/01/31/website_fine_google_f...
19. 439.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    I just add a 4Gb swapfile using a file on the filesystem, works just fine.
20. 440.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    Taking >10s for a site to be usable is absolutely insane. This is not ok, I don’t know when it became acceptable.
21. 441.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    “Server side rendering” is such a terrible term. The server isn’t doing rendering, the browser is. The server is sending a complete well-formed DOM for the client to render. Well done, modern devs! A plain .html file does that. I really hop
22. 442.▲
    by trollied 4y ago

    He needs putting in prison until his trial, for his own good. Or stricter bail condistions (no internet/phone access)
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    by trollied 4y ago

    Understood, thank you. How much space is available in the metadata byte fields? I can't see the likes of banks or financial institutions wanting to use it if they can't do everything in a single atomic transaction, unless you have
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    by trollied 4y ago

    I've been looking through the docs, and I can't find how you're intending on supporting the metadata that would go along with a transaction. Say I want to post a journal, where would things like department, customer/vend
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    by trollied 4y ago

    There's 2 great episodes of the Opening Arguments podcast that cover the begginings of this extensively: https://openargs.com/oa675-gizmodos-critical-hit-piece-on-wi... https://openargs.com/oa677-our-c
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    by trollied 4y ago

    Don't forget the Hot Grits & Natalie Portman.
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    by trollied 4y ago

    Has anything happened regarding IT staffing at the FAA recently? There was the NOTAM outage last week [1], and now this! [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34337158
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    by trollied 4y ago

    This is the UI that's recommended by PiMoRoNi for things like their Wireless Plasma Kit: https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/wireless-plasma-kit?varia... I hadn't even heard of it before I purchased one of the
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    by trollied 4y ago

    Is there a better way for dealing with certs? Would a very very long expiry date be better, and a bigger emphasis put on being able to invalidate them? The number of times "it's always the certificate" pops its head up after
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    by trollied 4y ago

    I was thinking that they'd go down the Risc PC route ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risc_PC ) - allow expansion cards with both CPUs and memory on. Apple already trialled this with the accelerator cards in the cu