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waplot
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Comment #36742773
These changes are way too big to integrated into postgresql's engine itself. It fundamentally changes how MVCC is done.
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Comment #36399350
Could you bring back the original title since it provides context as to what's going on?
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Comment #36267945
> the bonus point is that I can have access to its source code Are you actually reading all the code before you run it? Are you re-reading it for each update? If not, then what's t…
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Comment #36191914
Nothing wrong with using the DB as a mq, especially if the load is small enough. Plenty of tools are built on that, these two come to mind https://github.com/procrastinate-org/proc…
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Comment #31974769
have your upvote. now show yourself out.
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Comment #31823605
Does this finally mean they'll can bring back image preview for file upload modals?
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Comment #31819174
Just use sub-addressing, then discard all emails send to that address.
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Comment #31819149
>reddit no thanks
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Comment #31765980
>What's the point of mentioning Rust marketing
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Comment #31705799
bitwarden allows you to add custom fields and secure notes for anything that falls outside the usual email/password data.
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Comment #31705750
>because I don't like how it was designed can you elaborate?
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Comment #31668310
I just use dig or whois to see if the domain exists
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Comment #31633871
They're just webhooks, not sure what the issue is (?)
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Comment #31526018
it won't be stateless then, and you might as well just use traditional sessions then
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Comment #31218191
Monolith vs microservices is not the problem. It's architecture and code design in most cases. When i hear "Rails monolith is a disaster" what it usually boils down to 8 out of 10 …
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Comment #31212391
Can someone explain to me what pipewire's goal is? to be a better pulseaudio? if so, in what way is it trying to be better? also, how's the codebase quality? from what i heard, pul…
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Comment #31067914
till this day, i still don't know what RMS's agenda is. can someone enlighten me?
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Comment #31067883
> Now, more free games? It doesn't satisfy an urgent practical need, obviously... But the crucial thing is, free ones might make it easier for some people to say, 'Let's move off t…
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Comment #31067841
gittea is nice, but for more advanced project management with a self-hosted option, check out youtrack
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Comment #30612748
I've seen the pay-for-binaries model in a few places. Not sure if it's scalable since someone can write a build script and share it with the community.
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Comment #30612602
No offense, but it's hard to monetize FOSS operating systems. I've yet to see a scalable business model. All FOSS OS's rely on either donations or consulting/support for revenue. T…
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Comment #29847802
I run dnsmasq backed by dnscrypt-proxy, haven't had issues.