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thisgoodlife

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    Comment #46076717

    Even for battle-tested software like Postgresql, always read the changelog and test it thoroughly before upgrading.

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    Comment #45188794

    I like the size of a regular iPhone. What I really want is a lighter phone. Unfortunately, compared to the iPhone 17, the Air is about 30% thinner, with worse battery life, camera,…

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    Comment #44558429

    Also combine fuchsia while you are at it. You don’t need so many operating systems

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    Comment #43394544

    Can it draw basic stuff like circles, arrows, and lines now?

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    Comment #43110142

    I guess it’s the latter. If you can afford, give your users a generous offer, but never unlimited. Otherwise, some people will find very creative ways to abuse it.

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    Comment #43097744

    I create a .venv directory for each project(even for those test projects named pytest, djangotest). And each project has its own requirements file. Personally, Python packaging has…

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    Comment #42951351

    I don’t care much about package managers. I left Ubuntu because it put a snap directory in my home folder, put ads in mtod, and made mount output unreadable. It felt like I lost co…

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    Comment #42847929

    So dumb, it’s brilliant!

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    Comment #42252010

    Cool project! If the input is an array of objects, the output graph is just a single block. Is this the expected output?

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    Comment #39713769

    Did a quick search and found this 480-core server. Not exactly 512, but not far off. https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp1729-thinksystem-sr950-v3-s...

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    Comment #39686773

    How do you think we won WW2? By praying?

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    Comment #39572058

    If the link contains the keys, does that mean the server can also see these keys?

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    Comment #36855521

    I didn’t know a letter can be trademarked. If let’s say Xerox decides to get into the video game business, can Microsoft sue them for trademark infringement?

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    Comment #36763635

    You can automate the process. Try certbot.

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    Comment #35895041

    That’s a win win. You shouldn’t be forced to use the platform. And the platform shouldn’t be forced to provide you services for free

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    Comment #35879967

    If I were the customer, I’d reject your proposal too. The old software has been working fine for 40 years, why would I want to find someone to rewrite it?

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    Comment #35369608

    My concern is that it’s not ready for prod yet. “At this point, the Python runtime is made available for experimentation and curious end-users. “ https://www.graalvm.org/latest/ref…

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    Comment #31833733

    I’m all for it if it means free health care.

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    Comment #30777217

    UN is useless when the Permanent Five is involved in the dispute. There is no way Russia and the US will agree on a resolution.

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    Comment #29378279

    That makes sense. Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #27758170

    I just knew it! It’s entirely possible that 1k steps is enough for me. :D

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    Comment #27687153

    So true. The first time I saw a California prop 65 cancer warning label, I panicked. Now, I just don’t care anymore. Obviously, everything can cause cancer in CA.

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    Comment #27537787

    Most likely the people who wrote the feature note didn’t know what they were talking about

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    Comment #27441766

    MAX_CONTENT_LENGTH is 250MB. You won’t be able to send 4GB of data.

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    Comment #27286010

    USB versions are confusing. We have usb4 which uses usb-c. And usb-c now has a new version called 2.1?