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by z3t4 5y ago
Having played Kerbal space program... the heavier something is the more difficult it will be to put it in orbit. Also trying to land something very tall will be difficult...
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by z3t4 5y ago
If you are going static with a SSG I think you should embrace HTML5 semantic elements. Write your web site like it's 1999! Only there are much more elements to choose from now with HTML5! Ohh and we have CSS! Don't complicate thin
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by z3t4 5y ago
I remember when string concatenations where slow in JavaScript and you used array join. But string concatenation is very optimized now in all major JS engines.
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by z3t4 5y ago
The article make a decent job trying to explain for non-experts, there are some acronyms that are non obvious though, like Model-specific register (MSR) and Extended Feature Enable Register (EFER). Maybe it will be too hard read if you don
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by z3t4 5y ago
One problem with IDE's is that they can be antagonistic of good practices such as writing comprehensible code, small code bases, and good documentation.
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by z3t4 5y ago
If we exclude the VM the code is running on, and the OS layer, and the kernel, and the micro-code, and the standard lib, then people also like to include library code, and also like to depend on third party PaaS and SaaS aka the "clou
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by z3t4 5y ago
Secure by default is best for those people who do not know every little config detail. Secure by default helps those that you try to make life easier for, eg. you open a port because you assume your user don't know how to... having se
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by z3t4 5y ago
Also things like +!![] is because while JS is dynamic it does have a very strict type system! ![] becomes a boolean +true becomes a number.
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by z3t4 5y ago
My guess is that it's a compiler setting, so that in theory they could make another assembly, but don't want to because of optimizations.
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by z3t4 5y ago
Throw in in scale, dot, angle etc and the functional style would be hard to reason about for me, I think your imperative example is more explicit and you can sprinkle a bunch of console log's between the lines. I think pure functional
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by z3t4 5y ago
Didnt hijack the back button
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by z3t4 5y ago
A tip for the open source / Linux community is to make your customers help each other (setup a forum/msg board or what not), as the ratio of knowledge power users is very high compared to for example Windows and Mac.
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by z3t4 5y ago
You could try Ctrl+Alt+F* to get another session/terminal. Or if you use Steam, use the Steam overlay browser. Could also try another Window and/or display manager. At home I have set up multi seat, meaning multiple graphics (GFX)
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by z3t4 5y ago
My theory is that its MongoDB that is behind the ransomware, why else would they 1. Not have auth protection 2. Open up the firewall !?
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by z3t4 5y ago
Tip: have your "data" on a separate file system mounted outside the operating system (OS) root. Then you can just remount it on the new OS
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by z3t4 5y ago
I see many comments about people wanting to turn off the mitigations. Just remember that you are currently running a virtual machine (your browser) that lets anyone (the web sites you visit) to run code on your machine.
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by z3t4 5y ago
Too far out from the sun and it wouldn't be able to re-charge using solar panels. Could put some kind of nuclear power plant on it though. And as others has pointed out, you would need to match the speed, so you could just as well use
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by z3t4 5y ago
It's a saying that you do not have to be a genius to understand it. For example the em edtior (editor for mere mortals) where you could see what you wrote on the screen instead of having to keep it all in your head... https:/&#x2
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by z3t4 5y ago
Often "telemetry" is collected just because it's possible, the more the merrier, rarely is it used to actually improve the product.
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by z3t4 5y ago
I think Apple was first with progressive web apps (PWA) as in web apps that could be installed to the "home screen". iPhone was meant to only run these web apps. Then Apple made a 360 in favor of "native" apps in order t
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by z3t4 5y ago
Next biggest thing will be a framework for a static site to generate a React app, that generates a static site, inside a web worker.
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by z3t4 5y ago
I'm not a fan of web frameworks such as React and CSS in JS, but to be fair, you should not stare blindly on first-time-load times! Imagine if you would include download and install time when you measured native app performance... You
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by z3t4 5y ago
Languages evolve and it takes time to learn all the quirks. Usually you need a systems language, a scripting/shell language, and a front-end language. Sure you can get good at the entire stack, but that take time. I would say spend 70%
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by z3t4 5y ago
Im a JS veteran, and not a single word in the article made any sense to me.
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by z3t4 5y ago
We also have a unix timestamp issue coming up.
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by z3t4 5y ago
High reward for joining early is a good growth strategy.
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by z3t4 5y ago
I have always used a "gaming" mouse, eg. high precision, high refresh rate and super smooth, with a mouse mat with just the right amount of friction. It however broke a few month ago and I got a cheap replacement, since then I hav
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by z3t4 5y ago
Maybe the os core/kernel can live on the cpu and be able to make live optimizations and have its own assembly code...
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by z3t4 5y ago
Many chips today are multilayer (many sheets of paper)
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by z3t4 5y ago
The problem you describe is a data modeling problem, its because the same data comes from different places and is stored on multiple places, where each change triggers many changes. Its like like programming using only global variables. The

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