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121.
by water9 3y ago
Sometimes it’s easier to bribe then to break
122.
by water9 3y ago
Are you not concerned that maybe some of it’s more bleeding edge features are not battle tested?
123.
by water9 3y ago
Is fedora the best OS to be using as a baseline for security?
124.
by water9 3y ago
Would you happen to know the name of this plug in? It would be a great help
125.
by water9 3y ago
That is fantastic news Thank you for posting.
126.
by water9 3y ago
Is that really Tomcats fault though? Probably 75% of all Java programs use log4j
127.
by water9 3y ago
I cant argue with you there, but Java isn’t that much slower than c++ now a-days. especially on an X86 platform where there’s been lots of time to tune the JVM.
128.
by water9 3y ago
Java has the Java native interface where you can interface with c/c++ written code
129.
by water9 3y ago
Tomcat is underrated as a web server. One of the most reliable I’ve ever used. one relatively low traffic tomcat instance has been up for over three years consecutively
130.
by water9 3y ago
And the fact that you have to rename everything to Jakarta and rebuild dependencies
131.
by water9 3y ago
Yeah, it could also be a product of where you live. I live in the southwest us so it’s more area here and likely to dry them out faster. You’re definitely right about good quality not being as good as it used to be
132.
by water9 3y ago
It’s actually the capacitors that fail first because they have a liquid electrolyte
133.
by water9 3y ago
The most reliable cars come from the end of a production series right before a facelift. Yeah, the car won’t look as new but a lot of the engineering challenges of the new design don’t get worked out until later
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by water9 3y ago
C++ isn’t going anywhere soon
135.
by water9 3y ago
The app is full of pedophiles. It will not be missed.
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by water9 3y ago
Alaska has blue traffic lights sometimes as well
137.
by water9 3y ago
So Detroit will be offering refunds given the dismal state of real-estate there
138.
by water9 3y ago
Dyslexia is a serious problem!!
139.
by water9 3y ago
Here’s an idea that’s worth $1 million to you. Monetize the ability to downvote early. Now unban my blackflame7000. I just gave you $1 million.
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by water9 3y ago
no, it was invented at UCLA and Stanford and financed by what is now modern DARPA. It wasn’t a matter of financing, it was a matter of national security. we are subsidizing plenty of advanced technology that puts us on the bleeding edge of
141.
by water9 3y ago
If the world needs it, it’ll be there. Subsidizing it does not suddenly make the world need it.
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by water9 3y ago
OK let’s talk about how your shitty programming confuses someone opening too many tabs with somebody doing a DOS attack. Let’s be real you’re probably the reason why because you ban people for political speech you disagree with. This is per
143.
by water9 3y ago
Bing’s name kept bing small… that’s the best you could come up with!?
144.
by water9 3y ago
I don’t see how you can come to any other conclusion
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by water9 3y ago
It certainly doesn’t mean well, regulated as in restricted, because nobody’s gonna say oh no, we’re being invaded thank God we have so many restrictions limiting the size of our weaponry to protect ourselves, the security of the state will
146.
by water9 3y ago
Schedule a cronjob / win equiv
147.
by water9 3y ago
Microsoft and their stupid OneDrive needs to stop trying to co-mingle all my data all the time. It’s gonna start getting really hard to have all these affairs on the side /s
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by water9 3y ago
What are you talking about? It’s well-known that Apache has a philosophy that every connection should be serviced by its own thread, whereas NGINX is an event driven architecture which means you have a thread-pool: think of it this way it’s
149.
by water9 3y ago
The New York Times is basically become a publication of fear
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by water9 3y ago
Because the whole point of client, side rendering is to not have session management on the server side so that it uses less bandwidth on the server provider.. that’s why you have JWTs and stuff like that. Architecturally when you have a se

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