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Comment #43943954
Did you read the article? It was a real world practice, but long gone already at that time (in the mentioned parts of Europe at least).
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Comment #43662266
But does provide services the entire world depends on.
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Comment #43522720
Can't help but thinking how handy PowerShell is out of the box for tasks like this. Translating the examples from the ReadMe, having read the file with: $medias = Get-Content .\med…
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Comment #42080501
Just as a quick usability feedback: As long as Deepl translates asynchronously as I type, while Kagi requires a full form send & page refresh, I am not inclined to switch (translat…
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Comment #41886230
I also found that very frustrating. It's probably the method required to stretch the skin over a tailor's dummy like in that one photo.
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Comment #41870385
I can't even do this at home, let alone in a semi-public place around strangers. Being blind and deaf makes me feel uneasy.
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Comment #40909140
Is this really a problem people have? I personally just use some free mail account for all low-priority stuff without push notifications enabled in my client apps.
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Comment #37813117
We cannot, okay, I see the point. Up to now, I considered the inability to express modifications on existing resources a limitation of the declarative model but I can see how addin…
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Comment #37810488
Interesting example. For context, I have only experience with Azure Bicep so "no state" is my default assumption on IAC languages. Do you in practice really use random names? In my…
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Comment #37418405
That sounds almost impossible to me. I feel like half of everything I purchase which has a manual doesn't ship with a physical manual, but instead comes with a printed QR code to "…
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Comment #33370642
Yes we can say "no", no matter the billions of dollars some companies may invest in their product. I can relate to this kind of excuse in case of fat children who don't fully contr…
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Comment #32928669
When I want to quickly query a csv file (usually log files), I like to use lnav which also supports running SQL queries and supports pretty much any log file format I happened to d…
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Comment #32649377
I'd argue yes. I remember times where I was puzzled that some config file had been deleted (in a commit touching lots of files) only to find out after some analysis that is was sim…
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Comment #31775167
If you had to start over, would you still recommend to yourself to learn F# in 2022? I am asking this as someone who has dabbled in functional languages (F#/ Haskell) multiple time…
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Comment #28849943
I use hetzner, their smallest VPS is around 2,xx Euro. Has been very reliable for me in the last couple of years. I'm not sure whether they support arch, though.
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Comment #28502334
Coincidentally, a couple days ago I stumbled upon Bruce Gilley's "The case for German colonialism', which, as the name suggests, draws a completelybdifferent picture. He does focus…
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Comment #28347026
What's your concept of time and its extension then?
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Comment #27969765
>Less children means that 100 years from now there will be less strain on the environment Population growth is influenced by other factors than reproduction, namely immigration. I …
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Comment #27886044
Does the caching reliably work in common webservers by now? I remember having read a couple years ago that Apache would simply clear its cache if the connection to the ocsp provide…
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Comment #27791814
I don't get what makes it so hard to understand that avoiding content like that and keeping a positive mindset will always be the better option for your life, independent of what w…
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Comment #27582393
You're getting a lot of negative feedback so I just want to say I can relate a lot to the model you're proposing (and practicing). I interview fairly often with potential employers…
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Comment #27463414
I recently ripped a Bluray after years of not using optical media at all and found MakeMKV to be a quick and effectively free way of doing so.
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Comment #27171963
One has to take the perspective of the author into account here. He's a psychology MD and seems to have a lot of experience with people with major eating disorders such as bulimia.…
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Comment #27013383
It doesn't. That's why "Hungerast", i.e. sudden loose of energy due to all carbohydrates being used up is a thing in all endurance focused sports.
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Comment #27013354
Same story for me, also went keto for approx. six months and experienced the same benefits but once I started carbs again, those seemingly great benefits loose against the ease of …