concerned_user

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by concerned_user 17d ago
Back in the day you needed a modified cable for this with RX/TX swapped on one end but nowadays probably all nic chips have auto-detect so you can take a normal patch cable and do it.
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by concerned_user 27d ago
If page has 15 requests and needs data from all of them to work correctly, then with 20% failure rate you are suddenly close to 100% non-functional page from the user perspective.
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by concerned_user 1y ago
There is no rule that there has to be a single payment per authorization, if you read for example mastercard API https://in.gateway.mastercard.com/api/documentation/integrat... it says you can partially capture, y
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by concerned_user 1y ago
This is only true if people stick to a version of a language and don't upgrade. If you upgrade then, for example, you can't run all of your PHP 5 code in PHP 8, most of it you can but you will have to change the parts that are bro
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by concerned_user 1y ago
They are only sensitive to vibration while running, if turned off then just checks and re-calibration needed before turning them on again.
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by concerned_user 1y ago
Is that just sloppiness on their part or is it LLM chat bots being used with a prompt "hey give me current versions of these languages" without verifying the result?
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by concerned_user 1y ago
I think by crash they mean program stopping execution and being unable to continue, so by that metric Erlang didn't fully crash. Erlang is designed with a mechanism that makes it easy for external processes to monitor for crashes (or h
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by concerned_user 1y ago
It is ongoing project but there doesn't seem to me enough financing, the money that EU allocates only cover about half of the required budget so they are looking for investors.
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by concerned_user 1y ago
Correct it is a new rail line not an alteration of existing tracks, but it goes into some existing and new (mostly cargo) stations so some stations will have both gauges of track.
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by concerned_user 1y ago
I don't think it is fair to compare Netherlands to other countries like UK or France because Netherlands has a well established culture around bikes and bike lane infrastructure is one of the best in the world, so it will be the last c
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by concerned_user 2y ago
They already did, about a month ago.
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by concerned_user 2y ago
> I don't know if switching modes like he did was standard procedure and if the resulting failure was unusual or not. Pilot switched mode back to normal flight because it was the switch to landing mode is what caused his HUD and PFD
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by concerned_user 2y ago
Yes it is a driver which is signed and tested by Microsoft. Driver allows to run arbitrary unsigned code. Why is that allowed?
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by concerned_user 2y ago
You are right Microsoft are not checking the 3rd party code itself they are only running a lot of tests on the compiled code. There is a recent video now from a former Microsoft employee where he explains that those drivers that get WHQL ce
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by concerned_user 2y ago
WHQL signifies it is tested and that driver is WHQL certified.
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by concerned_user 2y ago
I also think Microsoft should be responsible, they gave the keys to sign the kernel driver so I expect that driver to at least be subject to regular testing and scrutiny not just when initial release was made.
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by concerned_user 2y ago
It depends if the tickets are trip based or time based, for time based system you don't always need validator. I have visited Prague in 2019 and their subway had no barriers, ticket machines were tucked somewhere in the corner so that
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by concerned_user 2y ago
There is a screenshot of an email that someone from Ukraine sent to Sony support and their response was that you can create an account using PS5 but not from a PC.
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by concerned_user 2y ago
Here in europe it is a government database where all the clinics and pharmacies are connected to, so doctor essentially creates a record in the database. When you visit pharmacy they ask for id and enter your id number system shows them all
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by concerned_user 2y ago
Before internet was commonplace you would have to go to a doctor and get a paper prescription which was sometimes done on a paper with watermarks and verification was that this piece of paper has a stamp or a seal on it and doctor's si
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by concerned_user 3y ago
I can only see it using dism to apply the patch but there is no commands to manipulate partition size so if the cause is lack of free space it will fail same as update did.
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by concerned_user 3y ago
Here in europe that is exactly what I see, a store will show me tracking number and if I click on it carrier website says - "Label printed" so you know it is not picked up yet. DPD carrier does it like that.
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by concerned_user 3y ago
You are correct, I can not find where arbitration is forbidden in the directive also it is quite the opposite. I think in this particular case we are talking about Directive 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council
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by concerned_user 3y ago
I think it depends on the country your business is in (i.e. local laws and regulations) and what is your transaction volume is through Paypal, if you have large transaction volume I am pretty sure you will get better conditions. Our company
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by concerned_user 3y ago
If you accept payments via Paypal you can't withdraw money for 21 days, at least that is the case in the company I work for. Explanation is that in case a dispute will be issued so that they can refund, so my guess is large proportion
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by concerned_user 3y ago
My guess is that they look at application analytics what features are used and how often and see that in 40% of cases the send friend request form is not being submitted and just closed.
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by concerned_user 4y ago
> Sponsors don't pay a fixed amount to creators. They pay for (estimated) views. This can't be right, I've seen many videos from creators that say the opposite, it is a fixed amount per contract which can be one or more vi
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by concerned_user 4y ago
In many online shops in EU you can see "Administrative fee" if your order is too small for example. So while companies are not allowed to do "Credit card fee" they still do it indirectly in one way or another, those that
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by concerned_user 5y ago
Yesterday, I have read in russian independent newspaper in a live feed that woman was arrested and charged with organizing a protest, after posting on Twitter "Let's go and take a walk on the main square". This can of course
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by concerned_user 5y ago
Those are state-run polling agencies, there is no recent independent polls as far as I am aware.

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