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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
I think what they mean is the Netware login dialogue, on Windows. My classmate hacked our high school's network, getting him thrown out of class. I'm pretty sure he used a different method, though. He got a job working for the sch
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Valid points, the request limit in particular. On the other hand, there is some smart resource management in the user agent for EventSource, IIRC, which I'm not sure exists for websockets. I feel HTTP/2 as a requirement is accepta
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
> I think websockets also provides a feature that HTTP/2 doesn't: the ability to easily push data from the server to browser javascript. I will never stop beating this drum: Server-Sent Events and EventSource! Simple to impleme
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
There is the issus , a small jumping insect which has developed a gearbox in order to get adequate jumping power: https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/functioning-mechanical-g...
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
But Jar-Jar was highly consequential, and not pointless at all. He was a delegate to the Senate, and he wanted to make a difference. As such, he took it upon himself to speak to the Senate, to grant Chancellor Palpatine emergency powers. Yo
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
I kept a collection of names for @ on my first website: https://web.archive.org/web/19981202002949/www.student.nada....
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Its html code is "&commat;".
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
This fascinated me and it takes me back to one of my first webpages, where I collected tidbits about another ligature, "@" (which is a ligature of "a" and "d"). The Wayback Machine has a copy (thank you!): htt
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Not OP, but another data point. I have been wearing contacts since I was 16, in 1994, most of the time. I keep a pair of glasses and wear them occasionally (perhaps every couple month on average, or more rarely) for a few days or a week. Fi
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
This is especially true with the programming language Chef: https://esolangs.org/wiki/chef
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
A site could mitigate this by responding with a form to be posted, asking the user to click a button to verify. Only the POST request after user interaction would verify the email address.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
> Meta: Is that an apostrophe as a username sigil? Where did it originate? It's a LISP-ism. It means don't evaluate the symbol before passing it.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
I'm similar to you (but with vim instead of neovim - I have to say VSCode with the vim extension is winning me over though). VSCode with rust-analyzer (edit: and CodeLLDB) provides a very nice environment for Rust development in my exp
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Considering you're engaging the tech lead of the tech in question, it's intriguing what you mean by this. Is it that kentonv is lying or that they're mistaken, or something else?
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Another hopefully helpful piece of feedback: "as per say" is incorrect. The correct spelling is Latin, "per se", meaning "in itself". It also doesn't make sense to preceed it with "as".
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
There was a famous Swedish author called Fritiof Nilsson Piraten, whose grave lacks any name but instead had the inscription (translated): "Here below are the ashes of a man who had the habit of putting everything off until tomorrow. B
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
There are multiple strategies for caching in the server, without them IIRC the php code will be interpreted on each request, files parsed, and obviously hit the database for each request. There's fastcgi caching in nginx, php opcode in
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Right; the parameter that would be of interest is rather L = the length of time for which such civilizations release detectable signals into space. Quoting Wikipedia: "Inserting the above minimum numbers into the equation gives a min
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How the Medici family created and lost their banking empire(bigthink.com)
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
> Cell phones all use cobalt, which is mined by hand exposing its miners (many of whom are children) to radiation, and nobody votes with their wallet against that. Fairphone users do. We may be a small subset, but we're here, and I
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Perhaps not just as far though? I don't know how true it is, but I've heard that Lithuanian is considered the living language that is closest to proto-Indo-European. English is interesting in that it has been mixed up with so many
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Fantastic. Thank you.
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by yesbabyyes 5y ago
Sweden has the Royal Library, US has the Library of Congress. I believe most developed countries have national libraries, archiving books and newspapers as they are published.
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by yesbabyyes 5y ago
Indeed, but is the human mind truly advanced enough to understand parkour?
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by yesbabyyes 5y ago
Supabase and Deno?! This is the best news in a while. I like the feeling of you biting at the heels of Cloudflare and even bigger competitors. I believe in this and am excited to build something new!
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by yesbabyyes 5y ago
Rather than importing and re-exporting dependencies, Deno supports import maps: https://github.com/WICG/import-maps https://deno.land/manual@v1.20.1/linking_to_external_code/im...
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by yesbabyyes 5y ago
TypeScript `tsc` can already type check JSDoc type annotations, which is very useful: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsdoc-supported... Edit: I should perhaps listen before I speak -- the proposal li
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by yesbabyyes 5y ago
These are also great in my opinion (book as well as film): The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, and Jurassic Park.
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When the Soviet Union Paid Pepsi in Warships(atlasobscura.com)
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by yesbabyyes 5y ago
I guess this is as good a time as any to remind readers of the time Pepsi managed to make its cola the most popular soda in the Soviet Union, trading it for Stolichnaya vodka and later their own military fleet: https://www.atlaso

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