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by y4mi 7y ago
absolutely not. the tethered devices use the same "gas tank" and would have to be directly connected at all times for that to work. so maybe "you get unlimited diesel for this car, but you'll have to pay extra if you wan
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by y4mi 7y ago
different usecase. this tool is selfhosted and can resolve internal urls.
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by y4mi 7y ago
Neat. Only looking at the docs and screenshots: I think you could add a ssl cert expiration warning to this. It's use case is so similar and the data is already there and only needs to be parsed & displayed :)
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by y4mi 7y ago
It works surprisingly well. But only if you're actually bored. If you'd rather be doing something, then you'll keep thinking about that until you stands up again. It only happens to me if I'm in a depressed phase or slee
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by y4mi 7y ago
I asked for a previous employer for a quote (<500 servers). I don't remember the exact number, but their smallest licence was supposedly over 40k€. Maybe it was a misunderstanding but I didn't pursue it at that point. Even a te
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by y4mi 7y ago
You mean the shops run by a single person, often as secondary income besides their day job? Yes, I consider them middle class. It's very rare that they sue a gmbh or ag. They generally only go for soft targets
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by y4mi 7y ago
It hasn't happened because it only works against private people which can't afford good legal representation. Their entire 'industry' is just shitting on people in the lower middle classes and below for a few hundreds bu
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by y4mi 7y ago
Does it matter, really? It sounds like a nice enterprise to me. It might not be the highway to billionaire but definitely sounds well paying enough to have a nice and pretty easy life. And he doesn't need to live in a high cost areas e
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by y4mi 7y ago
it upscales and its refresh rate is quite limited (i think to 25fps). we're talking about the presence of the connector, which let people actually use these screens - even when its not with the full resolution
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by y4mi 7y ago
I got a full HD (vertical, IPS), 2k (IPS) and a 4k (TN) screen on my desk. All have VGA. I also have a 4k tv on my wall. It also has VGA.
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by y4mi 7y ago
i own and am an active subscriber for IntelliJ and PyCharm as well, though i'm using it very rarely (basically only if i'm developing a django app) nowadays. I personally used Hydrogen[1] for your mentioned UseCase. It even lets y
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by y4mi 7y ago
you could never use your T-laptop as an input or display device for another system. that was one of the best features of that theoretical adminbook
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by y4mi 7y ago
> However. To suggest that a bot renders gameplay meaningless doesn't make any sense. The bot was my example of how a game lost its magic for me. I was trying to convey that the tokens which disillusioned the previous commenter ar
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by y4mi 7y ago
Good Job on actually finishing this... Though i have to admit that I don't see myself using it with free IDEs like vscode and atom around.
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by y4mi 7y ago
> I quit EVE after it became "legal" to buy subscription passes and sell them for in-game currency. I was a very active world of Warcraft player up until wrath of the lich King. At the time I was leveling my alts blacksmithi
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by y4mi 7y ago
At least a quarter of my city barely speaks german. But they need to be able to get citizenship afaik... So basically everyone can speak two languages on paper, though their knowledge of the native one is extremely rudimentary You're a
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by y4mi 7y ago
> If you're worried about a meteor hitting SF (and I know that's a metaphor, but let me run with it), then your risk profile indicates you won't be using new technology from a new startup (you probably won't even use
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by y4mi 7y ago
every issue salawat mentioned wasn't something that would result in violence and deaths today so its not refuted by citing current statistic. They're warnings for the future, because while its true that we're currently livi
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by y4mi 7y ago
To many cats results in no birds, resulting in more flying insects
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by y4mi 7y ago
> It’s more verbose when defining functions, calling anonymous functions, and referencing atoms. and we're finally finding out how both opinions are correct when people say that elixir code is cleaner, they're normally talking
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by y4mi 7y ago
Disagree with "disagree" ...see where that leads us? Please actually voice reasons how it's not cleaner, as it's most definitely less verbose, And having less clutter is generally seen as cleaner
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by y4mi 7y ago
Npm isn't FOSS. It's owned by a private entity and it's server side code isn't available to my knowledge.
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by y4mi 7y ago
Uuh, that kind of content is legal in the USA? Are you sure? I mean it's a pretty common theme in your movies and shows for people to be incarcerated for owning that kind of content. But I'm not American... So I guess I'm jus
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by y4mi 7y ago
Until cheap knockoffs heard they could charge 4x their normal price by changing the coloring. ... You can't trust the coloring either if you're buying off of Amazon, eBay or any Chinese site like Alibaba
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by y4mi 7y ago
Its not the technical capability. Yes, you could download random scripts from the internet and execute them, and you'll probably get into trouble once an auditor checks your system. Not a nice experience. Would not recommend.
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by y4mi 7y ago
I'd wager that you just went to an 'allgemeinarzt'... they're doctors for general illnesses, which usually go away within a few days. practically just to get an AU so you can get a few days of paid leave[1]. If you'
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by y4mi 7y ago
It can be, if you're using an orm which abstracts everything sql away. You'll lose a lot of functionality and performance however. This might be an acceptable trade-off in some cases.
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by y4mi 7y ago
I find it amusing that whenever people talk about Java, they're somehow using magic to describe it. It's like Java programmers see themselves as magicians... This is especially widespread with spring boot. I've even read sent
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by y4mi 7y ago
> Developers get special treatment, because the nature of their work often require them to have local admin access. That is extremely rare at larger b2b enterprises
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by y4mi 7y ago
From the lens of a programmer it's definitely possible to do BYOD without any real danger to the domain. They need access to a few webfrontends and be able to use their SCM server... But in order to do that, they'll have to be abl

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