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mileza

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    Comment #34389630

    I don't know if that's related to your question, but I've used XSLT templates with Apache FOP before to render PDF documents.

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    Comment #34330723

    I think the 600$ price point was inflated with the Pi and the Arduino being used. Simply changing some parts for cheaper ones would have allowed to reduce the BOM cost and thus red…

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    Comment #30601100

    I think you're missing the forest for the trees. It's one thing to store the lyrics in the file, but the entire UX around the use of those lyrics is pratically non-existent. Storin…

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    Comment #30474631

    > Note that since our technical discussion is a conversation. I don’t expect a perfect answer from anyone. If I hear some right keywords, I know that the candidate knows the concep…

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    Comment #30474472

    You missed the entire point of the article. The point is now to know whether you know those 10 lines by heart, it's whether you can have a discussion starting from just this. Do yo…

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    Comment #30274523

    The touchscreen is still there on my 2020 model. but I always use the roulette to navigate. It's a bit akward at times but it's much better than taking my eyes off the road to try …

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    Comment #30153985

    There are plenty of websites that detect that I'm using an adblocker. It's mildly annoying, but then I get to decide if what I was about to read was worth it. Most of the time it's…

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    Comment #29875693

    This kind of function overload is present everywhere in the Java collection framework (and probably other libraries). It is a performance optimization (variadic arguments in Java r…

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    Comment #29825695

    Can you elaborate on your reasons why it would be a bad thing? I think the argument for this is mainly that this would be funded by taxes, so it would not need to rely on advertise…

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    Comment #29824038

    I've seen this multiple times, and there seems to be a pattern emerging. At first, people name the machines after the software they install on it. Then, when you get to about 4-5 m…

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    Comment #29253252

    msquic would be a good start, which is the protocol implementation from Microsoft. I used it for a project of mine which used Quic for something not HTTP/3 related.

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    Comment #28671031

    I think it's a great first effort, but there are a number of possible improvements to do. The most obvious one would be to support passing the file as an argument instead of using …

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    Comment #28011672

    Historical records seem to contradict themselves on this matter. What I recall reading was that they were created for two different things: JavaScript was created to add basic inte…

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    Comment #27590956

    I think the same thing about SHA-1. It is possible to generate a collision with it, but it is costly, inefficient and practical. If you design software, then yes you should put mec…

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    Comment #27590747

    Most of the time it isn't my version on OpenSSH client that limits me but the remote software I'm connecting to. If I can generate an Ed25519 ssh key I will, but most of the time i…