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Comment #28081356
I think the number is more like 50 odd percent of the population? I think the 90% number is of some limited subset like "adults who have received at least shot"?
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Comment #28067838
perhaps you could have a glance at "surface" and see if it's what you want? I think the new .heex format also gives the basis to build what you want even if surface isn't the answe…
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Comment #27945241
same experience.. I run a small ISP. we only take paid clients so no one is a spammer (other than lost passwords). no delivery issues elsewhere. yet Microsoft filter absolutely eve…
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Comment #27850629
really? it's this because it's too expensive to do an FFT? this would give you all probable matches directly? no?
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Comment #27565241
I quite like XFS + LVM. LVM now has a high level wrapper for kernel raid and md-integrity. for previous data I can't bear to go less than raid 6 (equiv). And require ECC ram. I've …
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Comment #27161153
is there anyone here old enough to remember Lotus Notes from the 90s? what does Zulip offer that I couldn't do then? (plus being able to then develop custome views, forms, etc)?
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Comment #27161040
however the idea seems sound? I can't help wondering why Google who can fund GP-3, couldn't come up with a better initial dictionary? especially for small responses it is a big win…
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Comment #26970409
Actually in Erlang/elixir, your own crash is something you can plan for and handle. if you check the code you will see in init() that the author captures exits. then there is a fun…
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Comment #26872627
so I'm guessing that syncthing (with you running your own repeater/server node), doesn't meet your requirement. why not? (for me it's the lack of one way sync, ignoring deletes, an…
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Comment #26865394
I only want to query your last statement: "until we can slow masks work.. I find it reasonable that no mandate should exist at all" I find myself thinking the reverse to be honest.…
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Comment #26769434
For a quasi embedded project I picked lua. my requirements were small runtime size + fast startup time. I would say that the library availability is tremendously lower than perl,py…
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Comment #26451424
are you sure those are easier to remember than the tailwind equivalents ("flex" and "flow-root"?)
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Comment #26281580
Most likely you upgraded to an ap with working dfs detection and it just hopped on a better channel...
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Comment #26281214
I’ve bought one of those to upgrade a Mac airport. It’s rubbish! I get much faster real world rates on the old airport and it doesn’t fall off with range so quickly! Very disappoin…
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Comment #26281174
Uk has already approved 6ghz
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Comment #26159752
I don’t think MySQL has/had full outer join either?
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Comment #25910734
Iridium already cover the poles? You can get 700kbit down and bonding terminals is a possibility.
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Comment #25816126
I wish Delta Chat would get more mentions during this period It is nicely decentralised. Nice UI. Run your own server. Deserves more love!
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Comment #25532495
I think you are looking for https://webwormhole.io/
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Comment #25500832
It’s not the same money, but I like pcengines apu for this. Lots of intel Ethernet, mpcie msata, etc. Intel amd64 makes dev simple
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Comment #25166250
for similar money your could have the PCEngines APU2? why would you pick one over the other (GPIOs might be one reason?)
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Comment #25166239
second vote for APU2. or APU4. I've got more than a thousand of the previous unit in production. just ramping up on APU units. yes they are higher power than a Pi, but still very l…
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Comment #24814376
That’s complicated though. Getting it as an adult is REALLY nasty, hence the previous history to try and get it done as a kid. Now we immunise instead...
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Comment #24814225
Why no mention of gentoo (or funto)? I concede very little experience of yocto, etc, but I’ve a fairly complex system I maintain for both x86 and amd64 custom boards, all with quit…
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Comment #23885692
No discussion is complete without mention of Erlang’s view on this https://erlang.org/download/armstrong_thesis_2003.pdf