danogentili

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PHP-community: a faster-moving, community-driven PHP(blog.daniil.it)
2 points by danogentili 6mo ago|0 comments
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by danogentili 10mo ago
The current trend in govt regulation is actually going in the opposite direction, with telecom lobbies in Europe pushing for "fair share" (pretty much an implementation through law of what Deutsche Telekom and Vodafone Germany are
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by danogentili 10mo ago
Seems pretty much a private equivalent of "fair share" govt regulation currently being pushed by ISPs in Europe through lobbying with the Digital Networks Act ( https://www.namex.it/toward-the-digital-networks-act-t
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Psalm v7: up to 10x performance(blog.daniil.it)
2 points by danogentili 1y ago|0 comments
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Official Psalm Docker Image(blog.daniil.it)
1 points by danogentili 1y ago|0 comments
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by danogentili 1y ago
Async functions based on PHP fibers are explicitly uncolored, they do not require any special keywords to be invoked, and are explicitly swappable with any regular functions.
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by danogentili 1y ago
Fibers are incredibly powerful, as they can be used to implement seamless go-like concurrency with async, colorless functions. They were added to PHP by the maintainers of amphp ( https://amphp.org ), which is the best library for
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by danogentili 1y ago
Kia is also using a Linux Wayland system on an x86-64 Intel machine (with an iGPU) with an (excellent) QT5 UI for their infontainment system
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by danogentili 1y ago
Not really, the auth_key_id really is simply equivalent to a TLS session ticket, used to avoid repeating the handshake every time a new connection is established: there's nothing "unencryted" about it, it's just an ident
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by danogentili 1y ago
Note that the article employs unwarranted FUD in regards to the auth_key_id, which is fully equivalent to a TLS session ticket, used, like in TLS, to avoid repeating the handshake each time a new connection is established (and on top of tha
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by danogentili 1y ago
Apparently they're using a simple 4g/3g/2g modem with Russian SIM, which is the reason why all russian ISPs completely turn off mobile internet (& voice) when drone launches are detected (clearly hasn't helped here a
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Psalm v6 Deep Dive: Copy-on-Write and dynamic task dispatching(blog.daniil.it)
1 points by danogentili 1y ago|0 comments
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Psalm v6 Announcement(blog.daniil.it)
1 points by danogentili 1y ago|0 comments
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by danogentili 1y ago
You listed around 4 competing stores in your example, but Apple explicitly does not allow anyone to compete with their own store (except for in the EU, thanks to the DMA, and even then they take their cut, see below). Another issue with the
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by danogentili 2y ago
It's even more of a waste.
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by danogentili 2y ago
Grishka wrote very low quality code (an extremely buggy and segfaulty mess of C and C++), combined with little testing in not-so-edge case network conditions. I managed to improve the situation after weeks of refactoring and testing for my
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by danogentili 2y ago
This dude has absolutely no right to say anything about the quality of the source code of the android app, because: 1) His libtgvoip code, previously used for audio calls, is the worst code I have ever had the displesaure of touching, it ca
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by danogentili 2y ago
And you call that a success story? :D
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A PHP library to work with Telegram UTF-16 styled text entities(github.com)
1 points by danogentili 2y ago|0 comments
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Better-Prometheus: A better Prometheus library for PHP applications(github.com)
1 points by danogentili 2y ago|0 comments
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An async PHP ORM based on AMPHP v3 and fibers(github.com)
1 points by danogentili 2y ago|0 comments
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Consider removing autogenerated files from tarballs(externals.io)
24 points by danogentili 2y ago|9 comments
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by danogentili 2y ago
If a 2FA password is configured, it is still required in order to login with a future auth token; however, even if it isn't set up, the fact that you have a future auth token means you have already logged in and then logged out on this
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by danogentili 2y ago
This is also supported by Telegram, as well as sending codes via email (in select countries), see https://core.telegram.org/api/auth#code-types for the full list of authentication methods (which are chosen by the serve
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by danogentili 3y ago
I believe it's quite the opposite, cloud has normalized absurdly high traffic fees, and that is what should be raising alarm bells.
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by danogentili 3y ago
I manage my own ASN, I've been thinking of branching out, experimenting by creating my own eSIM. Given the huge number of virtual ISPs offering eSIMs at various prices, I mistakenly assumed it would be relatively easy to find documenta
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by danogentili 3y ago
Yes, I certainly do: if Apple can't behave, there's no reason their unrepairable, overpriced garbage should stay on the EU market.
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by danogentili 3y ago
The last one actually made me snoff
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by danogentili 3y ago
> Can we start expanding this argumentation to Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo too? Absolutely. > Sony has no right to decide what I do with my hardware, right? That is correct.
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by danogentili 3y ago
If EU app stores fill up with pornography and terrorism apps, that will be a problem of the companies running the stores, not Apple's problem. Apple has no right to decide what users do with the hardware they sell.

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