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by tuyiown 3y ago
> it's always compulsory No, it's the shop that decides actually. More and more accepts do direct payments from card numbers without additional checks, by the way.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
A zip bomb is way more effective as it will be transferred very quickly and saturate attacker storage as fast as possible, with a good probability to make the system inoperable (login into a machine with with 0 storage left can be challengi
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by tuyiown 3y ago
They're that. There is also the massive inefficiency of of having non-universal system, due to administrative operational complexity cost and marketing spending. France is one of the less efficient in europe due to having a dual system
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> If you're just using SQLite to write and read full JSON blobs, the JSON datatype will be the best pick. I don't know how the driver is written, but this is misleading if sqlite provides an api to read the jsonb data with a in
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I suspect we might need a little bit of the pesky «logistics» thing between us and the stars.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
People would had such a take and tell to use perl twenty years ago. Looks where we are now. I'd rather have improved my shell scripting abilities right away. It's a three (optional) steps thing really: - I want something that can
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Reading the comments here it looks like there are somehow dozens of us using test only. Dozens !
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> There is never any reason to use test What's the reason for always using [ ?
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I'm with you, the [ (and [[ bashism) introduces lots of confusions about what is really happening, I could never manage any real confidence. That said, [[ being guaranteed to be built-in certainly had its purpose at ages where shell sc
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Ah! thanks a lot, I'll give it a good look next round, but I won't have much difficulty moving from jest, because its old roots triggers too much unexpected and hard to anticipate constraints.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Add eslint and jest to pull your hairs of you head. I managed to get it right last week, but I'm pretty confident that next upgrade I'll have to revise most of it.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I converted to paying on kagi the promise that the first tier was enough for most users. It was not, and I didn't considered I would be a heavy user before hand. 2nd tier price is not acceptable to me since the UI/UX is not polish
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Well a definitive press of the power button seems the good way of killing a window, as such notion simply shouldn't exist. One could also argue that those who complains in sarcasm about such unnecessary longings should do the same.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Economics works in dynamics. If desirable CPUs are made of Rhenium with an effective production line and that the raw supply is so tight, the price certainly won't stay at $10000/Kg, and probably will align with equivalent computa
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I suppose someone that genuinely cares about the people they tell stories would remember what they said to who, and how they reacted to it.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
So visionary to be considered a wtf. Thanks for the submission, made my day !
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by tuyiown 3y ago
The way I see it, it's processing that you wouldn't or cannot do (in a daily basis) at home, is generally likely to either introduce stuff or break down / transform nutriments unneeded for your body that is likely to have und
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by tuyiown 3y ago
My kids feared I lit the house on fire when I showed them how I did my flambées bananas. The flamme was indeed impressive.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> Using someone's information for a purpose they didn't intend is wrong? What? This just seems obviously mistaken. Yet you would expect that people won't record your private conversations, and even less play it back to thi
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by tuyiown 3y ago
It's clearly not the best setup, but I'm currently playing Control on steam deck and I like very much what it manages to pull up from such light hardware.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> Optimizations will come As someone that has played C:S 8 years ago and last year, I'll tell you, not really, at least, not from people like paradox.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
That's true regardless if the wheel squeaks or not. <insert won't get promoted to wheel drive pun here>
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Yes, there are conditions of people and project where you can avoid those. But they a are plenty of situation when it becomes too hard, such as when you can't constraint a designer to your implementation details, or that same semantic
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Yep ! This is the huge problem with css and «meaningful» selectors, no matter how much you try to make things clear, nuances and details fades and you end up going back end forth between css code, inspector and HTML to figure out what'
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by tuyiown 3y ago
If that helps, i've set app windows cycling to ⌘+<key above tab>, which is ⌘+@ on my azerty keyboard. I don't think it's a commonly used shortcut on qwerty either.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
It works on my macOS install, so I would investigate if any keyboard shortcuts have been tempered on the system preferences. A way to check that if to try to set the tab cycling on another shortcut on firefox. If it works you can be quite c
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by tuyiown 3y ago
ha yes sorry
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> unless the parent does implement such propagation or if the signal is send to 0, or -PGID or if signal target PID is a group leader / session id or any other subtleties But you're right the general case is that children won&#
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I'm no UNIX guru but two things I've gathered: 1. For signal handling: if your signal handler needs to do more that setting a global value that ought to be read regularly by your program, consider that it might not be the mechanis
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by tuyiown 3y ago
No firewire for the G3, and ethernet, audio jack and rj11 doesn't count for external devices.

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