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by y4mi 8y ago
that is wrong. this is valid html5 for example: <ul> <li>content <li>content2 </ul> quick google got me this blog post: https://blog.teamtreehouse.com/to-close-or-not-to-close-ta
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by y4mi 8y ago
> so I might as well just run real Linux in Docker you mean you'd rather run a HyperV VM which hosts a docker daemon and configure your local docker client to use that VM. (all done automatically with docker for windows/mac)
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by y4mi 8y ago
> IPv6 is intended to replace IPv4. In December 1998, IPv6 became a Draft Standard for the IETF, who subsequently ratified it as an Internet Standard on 14 July 2017 it only took 20 years to standardize after all. we're seriously
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by y4mi 8y ago
you get the ability to hire people with a keyword ... "kubernetes SRE" but i think thats pretty much it if you're a smallish team with an already well implemented IaC stack. Though i'd definitely encourage anyone to try
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by y4mi 8y ago
It's actually worse. In his examples, nobody profits from a disregard of the rules. A more similar scenario would be "let's disband the IRS, as nobody does tax evasion anymore"
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by y4mi 8y ago
> It's very US-centric thats a strange critique considering the article. i mean the whole thing just focuses on the american society... why is that a problem? > [quote] This is absolute nonsense While this quote is indeed non
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by y4mi 8y ago
you probably meant it as "because most administrative staff are female, male interests are underrepresented at the highest level" I cant really argue with it because i've honestly no idea which male interests could possibly
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by y4mi 8y ago
> Remind me, does the ABS system make the car speed up? Irrelevant. Cars don't crash on deacceleration . And ABS does override the controls - especially if the user just presses as hard as he can.
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by y4mi 8y ago
It started as a joke by trolls. It's debatable if it still is
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by y4mi 8y ago
if it were malevolent, they'd just load it into ram and send it to the server without persisting on the drive... (and without asking)
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by y4mi 8y ago
A monopoly is when there is no competition. There can be seller and buyer monopolies. While having a huge market share is a given in such a situation, it's nonetheless not the definition
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by y4mi 8y ago
Thats only true for the US and the countries adhering to US copyright. It's not universally true
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by y4mi 8y ago
Apache takes a few ms more for ssl termination. It's generally something around 20-50ms extra last time I did some benchmarks
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by y4mi 8y ago
> Does that also shrink the partition? Otherwise you're not comparing equivalent things... yes, it does. btfs is already the default in SUSE derivatives. It remains to be seen how the other distributions will handle it within the
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by y4mi 8y ago
It worked for me. Though it wasn't very interesting tbh
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by y4mi 8y ago
Didn't that genre start with a video of some dude ironing shirts? So long ago though....
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by y4mi 8y ago
> As a result, children too young to make their own accounts on the platforms are being turned into tastemakers. It still is. There are ways around these rules if you're greedy, as they've proven.
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by y4mi 8y ago
Well, there is always something
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by y4mi 8y ago
indeed, it even captures my personal thoughts when i see them in the wild: the WHY phone > "why would you spent so much money for a device you'll throw away in less then 24 month anyway?"
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by y4mi 8y ago
as the others have said, its incorrect grammar in English. it would however be correct in German, so that might be it?
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by y4mi 8y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! I guess I've once again proven how lacking my understanding of the English language really is. But that's how it often is as a non native speaker ... Everything is fine until you have the strangest m
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by y4mi 8y ago
> cum blog Eww ;) Isn't it "come", short for become?
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by y4mi 8y ago
Hitler was called a populist back then... very "new", indeed. it has always been used to describe people that just say whatever the masses want to hear, without actually doing anything to address the issues they campaigned with.
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by y4mi 8y ago
Thats a website, not a webapp... Its literally the first sentence. you need interactivity with writes for an actual webapp. sure, you could keep the writes in the browser cache, but then it wouldn't really be a webapp either, more like
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by y4mi 8y ago
even better: a binary you can execute. on first launch you allocate space and bandwidth. Thereafter, it stays within configured paramethers and just seeds whatever the archive wants you to seed.
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by y4mi 8y ago
I'm pretty sure he's taking about web application... Sqlite is only really viable if you don't have an undefined amount of nodes pushing commits into the DB That's a challenge desktop applications don't have
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by y4mi 8y ago
Updates are relevant, if we're talking about possibly changing the default search engine. It's currently Google...and if they want to change it, they'd have to update these EOL devices. This could significantly increase the p
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by y4mi 8y ago
> Why? i'm not a rocket engineer, but at least some reasons are pretty obvious. 1. you need less than half of the fuel. Yes, you will need less fuel to take off of mars, but its still a massive amount of fuel you need to safely tran
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by y4mi 8y ago
I used brave on Android some time ago as well. Firefox really wasn't an option back then, as the rendering engine was just to slow for reading webnovels... But adblock is essentially required on mobile because of the energy drain from
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by y4mi 8y ago
its really not... cache is the equivalent to /tmp check permissions there sometimes.

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