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by wink 1y ago
Not for 13ish years but we built the chat feature in a social networking platform with BOSH. Looked just like FB Messenger, really. The thing never took off, so I don't remember any talks about outside federation, I think it was not on
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by wink 1y ago
The reverse can also be true, I've done 2x10km commutes for much of my adult working life and even if you wanted to push it to the point of sweating and having to take a shower, traffic usually foils the plan so you're confined to
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by wink 1y ago
The difference between "has a routable IP" and "this should be routed" is exactly the problem for 99% of the population. I'm not saying NAT is a good thing but at least it's one more thing from preventing netw
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by wink 1y ago
I think there is a big difference between faking 10k users and then going to investors at 1m users years later (it's a morally dubious kickstart) or in this case for the sake of the sale/investment going to 1400%.
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by wink 1y ago
I kinda like bells but this first sample (from the posted link) would drive me nuts. If this woke me up my whole day would be ruined.
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by wink 1y ago
I tried colima once and couldn't get it to do what I wanted. Maybe just a missing shim, maybe our setup with docker-compose for integration tests. (I'm usually on linux, so maybe my lack of mac experience also played a role) Zero
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by wink 1y ago
Slavic languages are LISP? (like, please do elaborate, I don't have the faintest clue about grammar there)
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by wink 1y ago
Doesn't even show anything on LibreWolf, probably disabled WebGL as usual. I thought it was a nice error screen, but apparently it was intended, just without the text :P
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by wink 1y ago
Not sure I agree here. Yes, maybe it's 10x the price (which I doubt in the first place) it's actually performing very well, measurably. I don't know how you benchmark a Rolex vs a Seiko for 500 bucks. That is luxury to me. An
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by wink 1y ago
It's a fun exercise but I don't see it as useful for most things I run. xxx/znc 25.4MB xxx/oidentd 10.6MB this is based on alpine and at most I could save 30MB total. Not worth the effort for me.
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by wink 1y ago
Is it voyeuristic to read and observe what people are broadcasting, either publicly or to a closed circle? I dunno, if I don't want anyone to see the post I will not post it or limit its visibility, I am very much in the same camp as t
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by wink 1y ago
Everyone talks about the cake mix and its quality, but I'm much more amazed that for all the "for Americans 500 years is a lot" jokes I find myself much more anecdotal things that seem to be more easily preserved on a time sp
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by wink 1y ago
Getting a new oven has invalidated every single time written down in a recipe here. (usually not too hard to adjust, but still)
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by wink 1y ago
fun fact: in other parts of the world it's not called "all purpose", and I don't mean translations.
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by wink 1y ago
> Node.js uses libuv, a C library that abstracts platform differences and manages async I/O through a thread pool. > Bun does it differently. Bun is written in Zig, a programming language that compiles to native code with direct
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by wink 1y ago
I get your point but I disagree with your timeline. 2012 was already past 5.3 which was a long-lived version with most of the quirks of early 5 fixed. There was a lot of what people call modern PHP, basically just without the types. I'
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by wink 1y ago
I think it's usually used for stuff that is assumed to widespread or even common knowledge. In this case it's about a not-mainstream publication with a non-obvious reference as a name. (also fwiw, I'd bet the knowledge of the
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by wink 1y ago
Even cities with decent public transport have neighborhoods that aren't great for this. I live in Munich and yet going by car is often the fastest, and only during rush hour it's worse. I generally use my bike though, which is so-
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by wink 1y ago
I really wonder who this is for? It's not competing with amd/nvidia at twice the price on terms of performance, but it's also too expensive for a cheap gaming rig. And then there are people who are happy with integrated graph
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by wink 1y ago
Ignoring my browser's language setting, defaulting to my IP's origin and then the language switcher widget is at the bottom of the page, and it doesn't work.
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by wink 1y ago
You forgot 'connectivity from my home ISP to my favorite online game is temporarily degraded' but yeah ;)
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by wink 1y ago
> Not really. Try to rent an apartment in Germany (any EU country really). Been a while for me but afaik nothing has changed: if you lived and worked here before, then a couple of your last salary statements are sufficient (bar the probl
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by wink 1y ago
I think the 2/3 split had more impact than the author thinks. Many people in my bubble (around 2013-2017) just never went with python 3, but chose other languages. The company I was working for started important applications in python
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by wink 1y ago
Maybe I skimmed the article and didn't look for specifics enough, because I did not see a bias towards any level of education. But of course I am biased myself, probably using all the fancy words and still making grammatical errors lik
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by wink 1y ago
But is it really 100% positive? If you write a paper sounding academic is fine, but not necessarily if you write a novel. Especially if you try to blend in or mimic a certain style.
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by wink 1y ago
ESL here, not Chinese. I find meticulous to be a perfectly normal word, I think I don't really use it, but I think I read it from time to time, but maybe I just read some sort of publication by a fan of the word? :) Same for surpass an
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by wink 1y ago
And it's not even the first MMO to prominently use that word. Although a much bigger target audience with WoW (it's a region in EVE Online)
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by wink 1y ago
I had not used bitnami images for.. probably 5 years at this point and they always seemed servicable in a pinch, usually used for testing and I when I brought this up recently I was also told (by k8s users) that the helm stuff is probably w
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by wink 1y ago
If you are very old[tm] you might remember that github pages were hosted on USER.github.com and they moved to USER.github.io in 2013, https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/new-github-pa... JFTR, I also th
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by wink 1y ago
"even stable" - that was released 2w ago. ... Also yes, podman v4 on bookwarm was famously useless in many cases and because of either libc or kernel (iirc) you could not even install v5 effortlessly. I like Debian and I like podm

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