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gamache

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About gamache

https://gamache.org

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    Comment #48578299

    PUT is idempotent, PATCH is not always. The semantics of a PATCH payload are up to the server and standards like JSON Patch (RFC 6902, https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6902…

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    Comment #48515826

    Satisfied former Oban user here. Oban is engineered. Your use-case may be petty, though, like your comment.

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    Comment #46890987

    https://archive.is/1CsCQ

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    Comment #45302031

    > finally get some sanity back in webdev Like nested s and 1x1 transparent spacer GIFs?

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    Comment #45106716

    https://archive.is/9vylt

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    Comment #44864977

    Pour one out, RIP to a real one. In the early 00's, I used the CDs for free internet access on vacation. There was a local dialup number ~wherever you were and it was plenty fine f…

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    Comment #44688342

    Sounds a lot like GreenArray GA144 ( https://www.greenarraychips.com/home/documents/greg/GA144.ht... )! Sadly, without a bizarre and proprietary FORTH dialect to call its own, I fe…

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    Comment #44054017

    Best of luck on your journey! I made the transition from Friendster to MySpace when a bunch of my top 10 Friendster friends were dead. Anyhoo, this will be a tough climb for you. E…

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    Comment #43681625

    Cool project! But one nitpick. K&R C has no concept of THEN. That's a peculiarity of the ZIP source code, defined as a pure no-op: #define THEN https://github.com/ChristopherDrum/p…

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    Comment #42579575

    Zildjian cymbals are not any more prone to breaking than other manufacturers'. Whether they sound good to you is another story. :) It's hard to make that judgment about a product l…

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    Comment #41691302

    Tuilet: a TUI for Toilet, the premier ANSI text generator, written in Rust. https://github.com/gamache/tuilet Are you an IRC shitposter? Isn't it hard to experiment with Toilet/Fig…

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    Comment #40711608

    Nothing, really. It's food-grade plastic and it will come out the other end. Now, what happens if you seal high-pressure hydraulic oil systems with it? Let's find out! https://www.…

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    Comment #40530741

    Oh yeah, FWIW a "built-in" function or macro just means it's a part of the Kernel module, which is automatically required+imported in Elixir modules. So it's not orphaned, it's jus…

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    Comment #40530694

    > Turns out sometimes you gotta use these "orphan" functions even though they logically belong to a certain type (in this case, why isn't tuple_size called like Tuple.size or somet…

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    Comment #39889767

    Love seeing Vint Cerf reduced to a “Google executive”

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    Comment #39660080

    > ...listing any given prefix is essentially constant time: I can take any given string, in a bucket with 100 billion objects, and say “give me the next 1000 keys alphabetically th…

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    Comment #39655246

    If you use computers, Curl is awesome. https://curl.se/

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    Comment #39571684

    https://web.archive.org/web/20150809160317/https://www.nytim...

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    Comment #39376329

    > Live Demos > Don’t do it. Really, don’t do it. Anyone that has been giving tech talks for a while now knows not to do it. Don’t do it. A few years ago, I found myself in San Fran…

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    Comment #38915581

    I argue that having a BSD license (in Darwin), BSD heritage (NeXTSTEP, FreeBSD, briefly NetBSD), and a mostly BSD userland 20+ years into the project makes this OS a BSD.

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    Comment #38910419

    macOS and iOS are BSDs. Pretty good niche!

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    Comment #38891860

    Don’t forget its two friends — the long-handled Torx and the screwdriver with the 10M resistor and the alligator clip, to bleed the charge out of the CRT. Fun machines. I still hav…

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    Comment #38834669

    > At release Netscape Navigator 1.0 competed against NCSA Mosaic. Over Mosaic, Netscape offered the ability to see documents and images as they load, loading both images and text a…

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    Comment #38384702

    Sounds similar to computed GO TO, as in: GO TO (LABEL1, LABEL2, LABEL3, LABEL4) I https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/805-4939/6j4m0vn9l/inde...