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Comment #48404741
Hello, neat project. I am also from Edmonton area. I wonder if we have talked previously, in the the late 90s I ran a local BBS system with my colleague.
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Comment #48404123
Sounds like an absolutely terrible work environments for a knowledge worker to be in.
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Comment #47927598
I am not saying this is a solution, but the reason you see this is because a number of companies, such as TikTok and LinkedIn, have been caught scraping the clipboard. https://www.…
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Comment #47867118
Do you work in the agricultural industry? Farm equipment is expensive, farmers will maintain the equipment as long as possible, which is a long time. Manufactures such as John Deer…
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Comment #47408979
Wow, this is unfortunate and a loss for the Python community. I have been impressed with the quality of everything under Jazzband.
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Comment #46708241
I personally don't have a need for JQuery anymore, but I still have a lot of respect for John Resig.
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Comment #45115260
Maybe, but I wouldn't go back to Python 2 without async. It has also improved over time in Python. I have also had success using async in Python. I do understand what the article t…
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Comment #45111865
Hey Yoric, I do not want to underplay what it is like to work with async, but I think there has been a lot of improvements to make it easier, especially in JavaScript/ECMAScript. I…
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Comment #45109308
I can tell you guys work with languages like Go, so this isn't true for yourselves, but I usually find it is developers that only ever work with synchronous code who find async com…
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Comment #44893082
Almost never here Claude say no about programming specific tasks.
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Comment #44389484
It is interesting hearing feedback from the frontline. Even with the issues, I think it is clear drones are changing modern warfare when you have companies like Anduril. What most …
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Comment #43494454
Postgres is commonly used in GIS, via PostGIS ( https://postgis.net ). That said it is Oracles model to try to lock customers in.
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Comment #42412488
As someone who was around before WordPress existed, and witnessed all the proprietary CMS systems of the day, as well as personally building custom CMS systems professionally, it d…
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Comment #42332822
I generally feel the opposite way. React was changing every few weeks when I started using it, the docs and API are much more stable and consistent now. In general web standards ar…
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Comment #42320324
PunkBuster was a PITA, but there were popular mods like DeFRaG, CPMA (Pro Mode), and RA3. There were also other full on games built like Urban Terror by Sandstorm. Most of the popu…
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Comment #42239003
I have been playing Quake since Quake World and dial up. For Quake Live I was ranked highly for a while in RA. It's true that if you were close enough to the server you could get a…
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Comment #42222812
The net code for the original Q3A client worked well for lan, but was sensitive to latency for remote play. One of the exciting changes to Quake Live was the updated net code for b…
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Comment #42208220
I have never met James, but I agree his research is great. I always enjoy reading or watching his content.
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Comment #41654257
I would like to respectfully provide the suggestion of allowing for the use of Arc without being signed into an account. Although I understand browser/device sync is part of most m…
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Comment #41079615
I wish people would stop going on about BSD jails as if they are the same. I would recommend at least using jails first. Most people using container technologies are well versed in…
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Comment #40918297
It is bold of RedHat to claim this is 'their solution'. UEFI has already been used for years to boot without grub. Some examples, MacOS, HP-UX, or systemd-boot via UEFI.
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Comment #39936589
Depending on the environment you can also use the truncate command. This will work if the file is open as well. https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/truncate.1.html