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philprx

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    Comment #48034891

    "Good job, Microsoft, amazing uptime."

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    Comment #47860194

    [flagged]

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    Comment #47640214

    Recaptcha is taking ages

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    Comment #47059678

    that's roughly 1/45th probable downtime window = 2.22% downtime probability (yeah, it's a figure not a real proba ;-) ) compared to say, roughly 1/365 probable downtime window for …

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    Comment #47059631

    Trust is down ;-)

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    Comment #46352481

    Strudel.cc ?

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    Comment #44254863

    You're advocating for going the way of dystopian china? Gee... Those who trade privacy for security will get neither (and deserve none?)

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    Comment #42854550

    wooohooo... it had been a long long time since I last entered VMS command in a terminal ! Thank you sooo much for making this happen! very happy here

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    Comment #42116580

    I didn't find the GitHub project for bufstream... Any clue?

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    Comment #42102311

    Given the uptake of FastAPI and FastHTML, is there any plans for these on top of Flask?

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    Comment #41795985

    Passion, focus.... Just like tech.

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    Comment #40367054

    What are other equipments similar to this one but different? There seems to have many GPS location trackers on the market, are they all based on the same hardware?

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    Comment #39927252

    Paid content click bait

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    Comment #39312147

    How does Ollama compare to LocalGPT ?

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    Comment #39290825

    Excellent composite quote: "Art is for seeing the world from different perspectives. And also money laundering and tax avoidance." ;-)

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    Comment #38838297

    Is there a fastapi equivalent?

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    Comment #38623797

    [flagged]

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    Comment #38496489

    Well they certainly can’t feel good about not detecting egress DDoS from their customer usage. It could be VPN originating or maybe Worker originating maybe? Don’t they have a secu…

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    Comment #38409562

    Excellent ! I learned some things. I'll consider making posters of this ;-)

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    Comment #38401230

    Great, congrats! What's the equivalent in python?

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    Comment #38401174

    So what's the rationale behind this data? They got so much better at advising startups? Startups are being insulated for real world truth eg. Due to too much funding? Data is corru…

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    Comment #38370124

    Last or first nail in the coffin for Google? Definitely ground for breakup IMHO.

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    Comment #38363208

    What's written is quite right, but is quite short ;-) I was expecting a bit more "Then what" (the rest of the website is okayish). One thing that also is important is: luck in timi…

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    Comment #38189877

    No, it would mean for Firefox developers that it's illegal to have feature that can disable the EU member state certificates. Such crypto backdooring failed in the past, so they're…

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    Comment #38189705

    You obviously didn't have to deal with the misuse of security, "for the children" pretext for interception, and crypto scare attempts... Yes, there are too much ill conceived attem…