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by trollied 2y ago
The reentry videos during the 3rd launch were unreal. Live images of plasma dancing. Just looking at the 2 vehicles stacked also looks sci-fi. It's great being part of another space age, having missed the first one when it was at its p
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by trollied 2y ago
Wow. Do you have a reference for that?
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by trollied 2y ago
Tom's great. Ask Tom taught me LOADS about Oracle back in the day, and I still have the book you reference.
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by trollied 2y ago
One of my favourite support calls was a sev 1, database wasn't happy & it was involved in call setup so nobody could make calls on the mobile network. It hadn't failed over because of a HA quirk. Somebody had been working on t
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by trollied 2y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40464495
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by trollied 2y ago
LG did the same ad 15 years ago & nobody got worked up about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcUAQ2i5Tfo
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by trollied 2y ago
Brings back memories. This was a big Sybase performance win back in the day.
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by trollied 2y ago
If you're interested, the microkernel is open source: https://github.com/seL4/seL4
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by trollied 2y ago
Emulators don't have to generate code. At the simplest level, a CPU emulator is a switch statement.
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by trollied 2y ago
It's a coprocessor. They have existed for a very long time.
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by trollied 2y ago
He's made a video that addresses this entire situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QztFpzKsdeA&ab_channel=Marqu...
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by trollied 3y ago
There's a help page that gives you all the code you need to do this. https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/quickstart/js
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by trollied 3y ago
Why would you ask a model primarily, and add a disclaimer, instead of actually going to a proper source? Madness.
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by trollied 3y ago
Be very very careful with products in the same space. NetSuite, for example, has disclosure clauses in its contracts. Oracle is a law firm that happens to make software.
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by trollied 3y ago
Apple are closer to that than X in the USA.
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Google Trends for "Eyes Hurt" – Total Eclipse(trends.google.com)
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by trollied 3y ago
Note that this is relevant because Nintendo shut the servers down yesterday. https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/...
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by trollied 3y ago
Look up iPhone “personal voice”. People don’t seem to know about it.
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by trollied 3y ago
Lack of R&D? >In fiscal 2023, which ended September 30, the company spend $29.9 billion on research and development
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by trollied 3y ago
What's that got to do with anything? Card details aren't stored.
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by trollied 3y ago
Why is data protection an issue & what would be a violation? If I walk into one of their establishments & order a burger, the store has zero idea who I am. I just pay, get an order ID & stand there and wait. I don't have to
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by trollied 3y ago
> looks official because they included videos from the real channel in playlists to get verification ticks That is not how it happens. The account is verified because it is a stolen account that had lots of subscribers & views. They
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by trollied 3y ago
All of this can be achieved using nginx or apache. Crazy that rust stuff just gets upvoted. Also “server side rendering” as a term just needs to go away. Serving HTML is the way it all started.
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by trollied 3y ago
Ended up being a part of them when Lucent bought the business I worked for. I would never ever say I was a part of them. Undeserved.
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by trollied 3y ago
$100/year dev license. Not bad for 119 billion downloads!
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by trollied 3y ago
Similar, but a really small hydro plant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGQxSJmadm0
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by trollied 3y ago
Server auctions don't have a setup fee either. https://www.hetzner.com/sb/
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by trollied 3y ago
> Why NOT pay for software you use? [Not] paying for winrar was a meme. Hence my post. I buy everything I use.
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by trollied 3y ago
I actually paid for winrar in 2006. The meme does happen.
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by trollied 3y ago
They're crapping themselves because somebody has just released [1] a cartridge that lets you run "backups" stored on a SD card on an actual physical switch. Each cart has a unique key though, so I imagine Nintendo will go on

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