zepearl

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by zepearl 5y ago
Great to hear, thanks a lot for your feedback :)
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by zepearl 5y ago
> Cons: - The generated output puts the vast majority of the content in the JS files (vs having a least some skeleton or so in HTML) Got it - thank you :)
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by zepearl 5y ago
Thank you! :)
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by zepearl 5y ago
I agree, something like that. From what I've experienced it's (for me) a common problem in that realm: a lot of blah-blah that makes my eyes glaze/lose focus before getting to the core/overview. ~15 years ago, when the c
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by zepearl 5y ago
(unrelated to the main topic) > The other day I wanted to learn Svelte... Any highlight(s) regarding positive/negative experiences that you had with Svelte so far? Asking because it's on my to-do list for my future frontend (
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by zepearl 5y ago
> Services depending in each other isn‘t complex or difficult to understand. It is for me with Systemd - I had to spend hours (on two different occasions, if I remember correctly on Debian & Linux Mint) trying to understand how to
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by zepearl 5y ago
Super-heavy and long article, at least for me (italian mothertongue). Still, quite interesting. Personal random excerpts (not pointing to anything specific, they just popped up when I read the article): - these oligarchs were mere capos, w
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by zepearl 5y ago
About clocks: I hate to have to change the time of the oven twice a year. It annoys me :P I have a nice, cheap, small alarm clock by my bed which gets the current time over air (some sort of radio signal, probably https://en.wiki
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by zepearl 5y ago
I would never ever dare to preheat remotely (and having an open Internet connection that has the potential to allow that would be a nightmare for me). My current owen actually forces me to at least open once the hatch before allowing it to
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by zepearl 5y ago
Thank you :)
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by zepearl 5y ago
I agree - to me it displays suicide & crime & health. Btw. personally I expected something like health & education & <other stuff, e.g. economic> => I guess that it depends on the point of view, if "upstream&qu
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by zepearl 5y ago
> I'm not at all a morning person and I'd rather have that sunlight after work Same here - I'm a zombie on autopilot in the morning, and I usually start the day with the mindset of "let's see what kind of probl
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by zepearl 5y ago
Very smooth, surprised to see that it almost doesn't use any CPU! Basically the opposite of the WebGL stuff that I tried out in the past. I wonder why :o|
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by zepearl 5y ago
I agree. I don't like at all this "deal" - I see this as a huge risk of escalating things. I'm happy that the americans are willing to help in general, but I don't like their direct involvement without being provoke
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by zepearl 5y ago
Ah, now I understand, thank you!
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by zepearl 5y ago
> They see the beautiful TV picture of brave Russian forces fighting Ukrainian nazis... I never understood that part of the propaganda: to free a nation from nazis who elected a jewish president??? ("Zelenskyy is the first Jewish
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by zepearl 5y ago
> And Russia would sell to China. So Germany hurts itself and Russia doesn't care Russia would probably sell to China (not sure about the added complexity involving currencies => probably depends on the goods that Russia could
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Putin’s Strategic Failure and the Risk of Escalation(themoscowtimes.com)
75 points by zepearl 5y ago|29 comments
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by zepearl 5y ago
> Not that you'd want to mmap() if you cared about performance. So far I never used mmap (no usecase that pushed me to find alternatives for the usual open&seek), but I was always curious about it. Your statement made me searc
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by zepearl 5y ago
> There are cores and then there are virtual processors as well as the notion of processor folding. I'm really not sure if I understood that "processor folding" correctly -> would that translate in the case of Intel&#
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by zepearl 5y ago
Thanks - yeah, I did think that that list might be quite long... .
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by zepearl 5y ago
Is anybody using "fail2ban" connected to "badIP"? (as described e.g. here https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/protect-your-server-comp... ) (in both modes, download & upload) My root server host
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by zepearl 5y ago
(out of context) It depends, I personally definitely like the yellow variant when it's foggy or snowing. On some days I'm very sensitive to white light (kind of blinds me), I'm currently guessing that it depends on how much I
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by zepearl 5y ago
> Design is not like engineering. In many cases it should? I've seen initial versions of UIs having been created in a certain way because of multiple valid reasons (people that worked on it really put some thoughts into it), those
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by zepearl 5y ago
I don't think that the core of the article is about pros&cons of the managed/unmanaged/virtualized/dedicated server/service approach, but about "why it would be a good idea to have your own dedicated or vir
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by zepearl 5y ago
I'm not convinced, in general I don't like this additional layer of "fiddling around" with the original contents. What about the opposite, the title being great but the contents not really? Shall Google serve its own &qu
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by zepearl 5y ago
> Also given Amazon AWS support it for Aurora, I feel like it's not -that- hobby-ish. Oh, didn't know that :) About the rest: sure, I can agree as well about the indirect adverse effect of having them available (e.g. easy to
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by zepearl 5y ago
10 megatons = 100 average thunderstorms? https://www.quora.com/How-does-the-energy-of-a-thunderstorm-... If that's correct than that comparison doesn't initially sound as cool as a nuclear blast... :). But I guess
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by zepearl 5y ago
Keepass
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by zepearl 5y ago
"risk", because pg_hint is an external module, written by somebody as a hobby, therefore if it stops existing or working after some updates or with newer versions of Postgres then it becomes a huge problem for PROD systems that ne

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