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Comment #48874222
All i think about when people row, kayak or swim these distances in these waters is 'SHARKS'. Which i read and saw enough about that the chances of meeting one isnt that big, but m…
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Comment #47035666
My hope for more reasonable pricing so they sell all units is then perhaps naive?
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Comment #45972065
It's not a matter of time. And i dont want cloudflare to track me across many different sites, nor my website visitors.
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Comment #45765864
Did you try uuidv7 yet?
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Comment #45758202
From what i remember they did the same at wetransfer. Doubling pricings without notification.
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Comment #45562464
https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/discussions/3806
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Comment #45512632
i encountered the samsung@ issue too, so that turned into sumsang@ which worked. :)
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Comment #45509571
I'm surprised to read they had an actual physical office you _could_ show up :) was it a very distant location to head out to?
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Comment #45509562
Creating aliases for the addresses you are actually using, e.g. a netflix@ signup is preferred over a general catch all, .. and all that spam senders can generate approach.
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Comment #45369594
RAG, or Retrieval Augmented Generation, is an AI technique that improves large language models (LLMs) by connecting them to external knowledge bases to retrieve relevant, factual i…
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Comment #45325324
Should the acronym not be 'PSPSP'? Or that sounds too much like luring a cat?
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Comment #45286003
Does give you more things to 'hack' for the club. Not all bad I guess, and saving that amount of money is worth creating some 'new projects'.
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Comment #45274588
"I’ve not seen any file corruption when importing to Darktable, so I am convinced this is a problem with the Photos app." Yes this argument is a bit unconvincing for me. Not saying…
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Comment #44803917
Or nice idea for a new black mirror episode.
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Comment #44130730
I personally think it's fair if they charge by weight. The post office does it, why not airlines?
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Comment #44028779
Even setting up your own couchdb + livesync should be a small task if one can consider to 'write a whole app' to replace obsidian edit note, if you want to build something :) pleas…
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Comment #43855599
8 of the 10 Gbits I meant :) sorry I see it reads a bit weird yes. So 8 gbit for single line is the max currently. But huge competition on the horizon, so I expect soon more :)
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Comment #43837445
I was just here to write the same thing :) imagine it being 0.01 degrees too warm or cold
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Comment #43837369
I got 8 :)
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Comment #43833887
Or.. Why on earth you need to check for updates 288x per day. It sounds and seems more like 'usage monitoring' rather than being sure that all users have the most recent bug fixes …
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Comment #43070127
actually I just dont want any python on my servers :)
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Comment #43067006
I already learned one thing regarding add_header Worth the read already. Initially I even thought the analyzer was 'wrong' but curl tests indeed shows that add_header replaces all,…
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Comment #42811256
I ran screaming from VS when I noticed how much resources it used and what software it copies on remote servers in case you want to work remote. Did this improve at all in the last…
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Comment #42642146
Dont get me wrong, I agree it shouldn't happen. But that is not really my point, I also say you should not be surprised. And you kind of proof my point 'postgres fsync _bug_ is als…
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Comment #42631827
Please enlighten me with some software examples that are free of bugs :)