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    Comment #34855474

    Question is, can I use my spare APU for this. On second thought, giving it more VRAM in BIOS only means using more RAM for it. So it would just be a RAM disk with extra steps. Neve…

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    Comment #34111110

    My first time in the UK shook my world: Where is the bread? This is it? That is not bread! After that visit I realized that Germany has a rich baking culture. And yes, we do love a…

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    Comment #32770328

    Im curious: Why are you running a fake HTTP server? To slow down bots for a while or does it serve a higher purpose?

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    Comment #32335843

    You are much appreciated. I didn't even know there is term for this part of my work. Down the line, we do everything you cautiously described. We extract single fields with pointer…

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    Comment #32334965

    Essentially, this is what I do. First matching with a broader regex ruleset, working down to next one and so on and so forth. But with more complexity of code comes more breakage d…

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    Comment #32329248

    I can agree on the fundamentals, even though I took OOP and CS in college, but that was a long time ago and not my main field of study. I find it hard to apply to JS though, as you…

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    Comment #32329177

    It does and it sets a good perspective on the problem at hand. Thank you.

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    Comment #32329168

    You are right, but me and my colleague are limited on time unfortunately, because there is so much work to do. I already asked him, if he could include me in his next project, just…

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    Comment #32328967

    Thanks, I just needed the hint to take a step back and reevaluate. Having a wiki is a good tip, I already have started to maintain a small database with snippets I use often. But i…

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    Comment #32328929

    Thanks for the kind words. Slowly going into the water is my approach as well, but sometimes it just gets to me. My learning projects die on the hill, because of the frustration I …

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    Ask HN: Help, I'm Drowning in JavaScript

    I've had a rough day yesterday. I'm a web dev, but read that as in "I learnt HTML in the 90s and worked on small projects maintaining websites". Hence the username. On my current j…

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    Comment #30251446

    Thanks for the infos. Are Storage-Boxes fully enabled Nextcloud instances with the known web ui?

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    Comment #29063809

    While I see your points, your statements are - as you said yourself - a good example of negativity. Covid for me personally was not that hard on me. I got to spend more time with m…

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    Comment #28886091

    While that might be true, Samsung phones are not in the same realm when it comes to sustainable source materials. Which is kind of the idea behind Fairphone.

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    Comment #28218052

    I had to read the headline twice. The name scheme chosen makes it almost impossible not to think that this isn't an IMDb news bit.

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    Comment #27932173

    Thanks for the info, that looks promising. I will have a look into it, maybe it helps straighten some problems out.

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    Comment #27930084

    I'm a biker by heart, I do not own a car anymore. It is delusional to think, that our bikes are better than any other globalized production cycle product. Even if you buy from a lo…

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    Comment #27897328

    I admit it. I hate Windows 10. Probably 11 too. Maintaining four machines, two of which family related, I'm not able to say how much of a hassle it is to just keep them running, un…

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    Comment #27766258

    While I understand the problem, the only solution is a big red sign "Abandon all hope ye who enter" or taping it all shut. It was fun while it lasted. I guess a big userbase will a…

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    Comment #27202603

    Once the audio chat feature is seamlessly integrated, I even consider ditching my old mumble server for it. Or not. Probably not. Our group just needs audio, with the occasional pi…