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whatsu
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Comment #36424101
Just finished reading the article and I must say, it's an excellent deep dive into the practical application of Cloudflare Workers and Workers KV. Kudos to the Kinsta team for shar…
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Comment #36278538
I don't think it is comparable, the invasion of Iraq was way worse.
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Comment #36259234
I did. Edited post and comments and deleted everything. Takes like 5 minutes.
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Comment #35792247
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF), through Justice Alexandre de Moraes, ruled on Tuesday (May 2) that the presidents of the Big Tech companies (Google, Meta, Spotify) must …
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Comment #35722814
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Comment #35722621
No company should think it's above the national laws
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Comment #35669325
I've been working with PHP for years, and to this day, I struggle to make xdebug work. I don't think it's a genuinely good debugger, which is something that PHP sorely lacks and is…
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Comment #34902438
I registered using google auth and still have to confirm my email, is that correct?
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Comment #34130336
It is true that governments have always had an influence on how we live our lives, whether through traditional media like newspapers and television, or more modern platforms like s…
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Comment #34115272
A few years ago, I made the decision to delete my LastPass account. At the time, I wasn't sure if it was the right move, but in light of the recent data leak, I couldn't be happier…
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Comment #34045998
Lets bring Elon down, hah https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1604617643973124097
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Comment #33755074
It doesn't matter if it is official or not, selling a product that needs another one to work is configured as "tie-in sales", plainly prohibited in Brazil's Consumer Protection Cod…
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Comment #33742108
We have alot iphones in favelas. People buy in up to 24 installments. An official Apple charger costs R$ 220 (reais) in the official store, that's 20% of the monthly minimum wage.