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by cordite 6mo ago
Some conventions do. The issue is speed, quantity of printers, and whether or not the shipping costs literally outweigh the incremental yearly cost of buying your own. Card printers are especially fragile compared to zebra label printers.
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by cordite 6mo ago
Cool to know!
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WebKit Standards Positions(webkit.org)
2 points by cordite 3y ago|0 comments
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by cordite 4y ago
This is silly, thank you for brightening my day
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by cordite 4y ago
My AP history textbooks did this, yet somehow was still searchable with ctrl-f. I wonder what the compromise was.
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by cordite 4y ago
This got me hoping for an sqlite where adding foreign keys didn’t require making a whole new table.
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by cordite 4y ago
He Used to work for the go cryptography team, taking a break now.
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by cordite 4y ago
Waiting for GitHub actions to have ARM.
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by cordite 4y ago
Who will check the signatures when so few have signatures? What dev thinks oh I can’t upgrade because of this error, stackoverflow says use this flag —disable-signature-verification so I do and now I can develop again
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by cordite 4y ago
Netflix has contributed a lot to Java micro services, see Eureka and Hystrix.
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by cordite 5y ago
There’s so many possibilities to get distracted and leave before finishing.
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by cordite 5y ago
I've had a bad experience! After writing a usb boot disk, it automatically switched to my external drive media instead of selecting nothing at all. I had to do another and after plugging the same drive back in, I wrote to the externa
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by cordite 5y ago
One of my coworkers ended up blocked because Amazon maintains a block list of bot like users and our WAF was subscribed to it. This coworker was using scrapers for find GTX 3080s. Surprisingly, Amazon does not block customers they put on th
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by cordite 5y ago
Is this proof of stake
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by cordite 5y ago
How is this different from signing in with a yubikey that you can never lose?
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by cordite 5y ago
What if browsers exposed the capabilities to locate the inputs, act upon user input, supply generated passwords, etc. in a sandboxed manner?
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by cordite 5y ago
How is this going to work with carrier grade NAT? Edit: commercial to carrier, thanks justusthane
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by cordite 5y ago
We have data lakes, why not data rivers too?
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by cordite 5y ago
For anyone who ants to read the slides without the video, here’s the link to the slides as shown in the video. https://down.dsg.cs.tcd.ie/ripe21/farrell-ripe21.pdf
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by cordite 5y ago
While the topic is crypto currency, are there any for cryptography?
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by cordite 5y ago
With regard to your last point, that sounds like poor due diligence. But they’re not expecting monetary reward with risk for issuing a grant like a VC.
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by cordite 5y ago
It’s actually quite an exciting rabbit hole to explore with not many useful Google search results to educate on. Opinions are my own :)
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by cordite 5y ago
Looks like they are prioritizing a path towards being a social influencer platform. To displace Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, does facebook even count anymore?
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by cordite 6y ago
All those NFTs, gone
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by cordite 6y ago
This is really exciting. As is, jails feel a lot more like base system + fragile setup scripts.
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by cordite 6y ago
Sounds a lot like this here https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/pull/9383
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by cordite 6y ago
isn't this what that $30 a month rental fee is for?
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by cordite 6y ago
it's still active!
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by cordite 6y ago
I'm not sure how to interpret your sentiment
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by cordite 6y ago
One of my personal static sites are fine all dynamic ones I’ve tried are not responding.

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