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Oleksa_dr
6mo ago
For me, the complexity is almost identical. RSS is just as ugly/excessive/limited as everything else.
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6mo ago
Everyone misuses terms: obviously, understandably, 99%. And a bunch of other nonsense, both from supporters and opponents. And what will you achieve? Nothing. What is your decision: to put this on each program separately and let a bunch of
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6mo ago
The OS itself provides the client with an API containing simple information about whether the user is an adult or a minor. It is also possible to have a requirement from TPM. The age is specified by the administrator. It is possible to come
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Oleksa_dr
6mo ago
What are the economic prerequisites for the revival of RSS? They did not exist even at the height of its popularity, when problems began to emerge that are present in any open source of information. The author is mistaking his desires for r
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Oleksa_dr
7mo ago
I believe it is necessary to implement this at the OS level. This has been needed for a long time, because the “goodwill” approach never works. The introduction of age verification is something that was to be expected with the growth in the
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9mo ago
>Upgrading to a new processor You cannot upgrade the processor yourself. This is either an expensive repair or replacement of the entire motherboard.
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9mo ago
> - it's hard to version control/diff As I mentioned, this is only prototyping. After that, we move on to implementation in code, knowing what we want to see in the end and understanding the nuances of the data itself. > - i
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Oleksa_dr
9mo ago
Power Query + Power Pivot + M. I don't use formulas in cells. The sheets are just a canvas for Pivot Tables, final tables, and charts connected to the data from Power Query and Pivot. I deal with hundreds of API integrations involving
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1y ago
Even if we get there, will there be any benefit to civilization, maybe there are no habitable worlds there and it is not possible to profitably extract valuable resources for future travel. In my opinion, the most realistic thing is to come
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1y ago
I was tempted by the ratings and immediately paid for a subscription to Gemini 2.5. Half an hour later, I canceled the subscription and got a refund. This is the laziest and stupidest LLM. What he had to do, he told me to do on my own. And
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1y ago
I'm thinking about starting a blog. I often write detailed comments, but they are often limited because I can't add many images, or just the number of characters is limited, I can't add graphics. I mean, I'm already gene
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1y ago
All of these ‘fast’ file managers have a big problem: they don't support system calls to dialog windows. Mostly users interact with the explorer in this scenario to open/save a file in ‘BrowserOS’
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2y ago
1. Search site. As a separate product, it would need to earn money. Improve filtering and the search itself. It would be able to host ads from other advertising networks (like any other large site). Make an additional API or tool to regular
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3y ago
What Framework could really do. A keyboard like Lenovo legion/thinkpad, not something neutered in the style of Apple. Don't make a terrible proprietary video card slot, but use pci-e/u.2/oculink, etc. The battery chargi
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3y ago
It all depends on global and legislative initiatives. Only restrictions on the production of plastic and cardboard (!!!) work. Personal initiatives are just romanticization and a philosophy that shifts the problem from the producer to the c
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3y ago
I used to use Premium, but then I stopped because I don't get anything in return. Now it's just extortion from a criminal who says "pay money or you'll watch a lot of terrible ads". What I get is third-party clients