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"The world should stop trusting the US companies" OTOH...

Zoomers invented indexes.

Who's going to tell him about C++ Builder (Embarcadero)?

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Yeah, avif is better. Seriously, can we just settle on that? It's objectively the best and the fact that there are so many of competing alternatives is the reason why we're still s…

I will be _very_ surprised if there's a KDE6 in official ports within three months.

> I don’t think any gTLD operator will be invading a neighbouring country any time soon. I would guess people in Yemen (most recently) would find this statement somewhat funny.

Any advantages over phpliteadmin, for example?

The ISS is well within the Earth magnetic shield for starters. Almost no radiation, compared to real outer space.

I think his point was mostly about "writing software". As in you won't need specific software anymore and the computer/network would do what you tell it without specific "apps".

Would it be a problem since the wal you delete, its inode, will still be open and processed at the DB closing normally? Just guessing, never tried that.

BTW, there's no way, documented or not, to switch off branch predictor on a modern CPU, right?

At what SSD wear rate?

iOS ain't done 'till Beeper does not run™

Yes. And if you're concerned for microspeed of basic operations Postgres isn't your friend anyway.

I didn't mean their social presence, I meant their activity as a standards org in recent years.

Shouldn't that be "we are no longer active, period"?

But try avoiding death metal growl.

Too much source, eventually a human cannot follow it. A common software (and not only) problem. Maybe sometimes once in 2-3 decades it's worth taking the lessons learned and re-doi…

about:config javascript.options.wasm -> false I don't see how WASM isn't everything that Web was NOT supposed to be. Minified/obfuscated JS is bad enough already.

> 1. Where do you use FreeBSD? On your laptop? Remote servers? Routers? Everything headless and sometimes kiosks. > 2. Why do you use FreeBSD instead of Linux? There's no such thin…