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Comment #37774868
In Australia it's $400 Google Store credit with the Pro, $250 with the regular. Pixel Watch 2 starts at $549.
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Comment #36997878
Those prods have existed since phones, but it was previously about not having a ringtone blare out. Now the backlash is against people scrolling tiktok/whatever during a movie. I h…
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Comment #36904796
I've always used this. Any rows returned means there are differences select * from ( ( select * from table1 minus select * from table2 ) union all ( select * from table2 minus sele…
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Comment #36175208
Yeah, compulsory voting is what makes it a viable way to detect fraud. I was also mistaken somewhat when I said "paper ballots". There is certainly electronic voting in Australia, …
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Comment #36175044
In Australia we do paper ballots, no voter ID, you just say your name and it's crossed off a list. Afterwards, if the same name was crossed off two lists, the amount of double vote…
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Comment #35870767
Coming from an Oracle background, both application and data warehousing, I wholeheartedly agree with the articles first paragraph saying that application based dynamic SQL is horri…
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Comment #35451256
A good meta search across book stores is https://booko.info/ It's not global, but serves a few countries
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Comment #35335898
Not mainlined now, and probably not ever given that Linus has said "considering Oracle's litigious nature, and the questions over licensing, there's no way I can feel safe in ever …
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Comment #34450768
I think of the classic sci-fi depiction of "picture phones", and they are almost exclusively a device mounted on a wall, much like the original telephone. Maybe it's just a usabili…
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Comment #34183439
Joins are cheap when joining on indexed columns, but the trade off is extra time maintaining those indexes when writing. As always, it depends on the use case.
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Comment #34156885
I've been using it for a while now getting the password from a file.
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Comment #33557422
Interesting path, he's skipped straight over the Vagrant->Docker step most took (myself included)
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Comment #33328344
Signal doesn't press you to setup (by default) unencrypted cloud backups.
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Comment #33215902
I worked in government where Accenture where brought in for projects. A lot of high level meetings and presentations, then sub-junior level devs. At the end there was a lot of lega…
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Comment #32079833
I'm using the linuxserver container image for calibre, then rsync'ing to my laptop to sync with my kindle. Not really server-only but has everything I want from that https://docs.l…
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Comment #32010151
Other than doom I like some fuzzy raw black metal to drown out noise, like Paysage d'hiver. Thankfully they have quite a large discography.
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Comment #30864102
I just migrated my instance by repointing the webserver container image at the one in this repo. So far, so good.
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Comment #30731688
Tomcat is a common embedded server for Spring Boot applications, and included in the default web stack from Spring Initialiser.
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Comment #30730368
That's only on the cheapest paid plan. You can customize plans and increase the amount of domains, though it adds to the price.
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Comment #30424930
This isn't really "in SQL" as much as "using a product that has a SQL extension/backend".
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Comment #29915735
pivpn now supports both wireguard and openvpn, with wireguard as the default.
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Comment #29777207
The official plugin uses a php port of Mozilla's Readability, which is used for Firefox Reader Mode. There is also the 3rd party FeedIron that is more configurable. https://github.…