frankjr

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by frankjr 2y ago
I think you're seeing the effects of Back/forward cache. https://web.dev/articles/bfcache
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by frankjr 2y ago
> undersea fiber-optic cables is that they need amplifiers every N kilometers Huh, I had no idea it needs to be done so frequently. > These days optical cable repeaters are photon amplifiers that operate at full gain at the bottom of
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by frankjr 2y ago
> The Manjaro project is backed by Manjaro GmbH & Co. KG, an open source driven company. I'm guessing it's more likely they are looking for investments and need to show some credible numbers.
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by frankjr 2y ago
> south America and Europe they are all 16 or 32 for no clear reason I don't know where you're getting your data from but it's clearly wrong or outdated. These are the most often sold routers in Czechia on Alza (the larges
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by frankjr 2y ago
Thank you for pointing this out.
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by frankjr 2y ago
Hmm, are the docs outdated then or are they talking about something else? > The Visual Studio Code Remote Development extensions and their related components use an open planning, issue, and feature request process, but are not currently
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by frankjr 2y ago
..and is not even open source (EDIT: I'm wrong, see below). Zed's remote server on the other hand seems to be OSS. One could probably install it themselves without relying on the automatic download. https://github.com&#
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by frankjr 2y ago
Nonsense. People use ORMs because the vast majority of queries are trivial. If you need something the ORM doesn't provide sufficient control over, only then you move to raw queries for these cases.
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by frankjr 2y ago
Traffic is cheap and has been for years. Providers do not pay for the amount of sent/received data but rather a fixed price for capacity at peak and this fee can easily be absorbed into the price of their service (they also don't
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by frankjr 2y ago
> will that function also get to return a u8? No, the main function (the entry point of the entire program) is special cased. Have a look at the source code. There you can see it's calling the user defined main function and handling
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by frankjr 2y ago
> What I don't understand is the !void at the end of the declaration, if we're meant to be returning an int, surely !int would be the expected syntax (although I would prefer returns int instead). `!void` means the function can
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by frankjr 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41912354
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by frankjr 2y ago
> This does bring Chromium in line with the URL spec, but Firefox still works properly with those callback links. Not sure which other engines you are speaking of, to my knowledge there really aren't any other viable Windows desktop
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by frankjr 2y ago
For context this is indeed a breaking change but a change that brings Chromium in line with the URL spec and other engines. If your URLs are suddenly broken, it means they were invalid the whole time and functioned in Chromium due to bugs i
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by frankjr 2y ago
> Although the tariffs did not win support from a majority of states, the opposition was not enough to block them – which would have required the objection at least 15 nations representing 65% of the bloc’s population.
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by frankjr 2y ago
Maybe I'm missing something but why is the comparison table missing AMD Epyc 9684X (96/192) with a price of $14,756? Suddenly the price tag doesn't seem that outrages given the higher number of cores and performance gains.
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by frankjr 2y ago
Looks like the descent into totalitarianism is going well.
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by frankjr 2y ago
> Do you know if the new updater is safer to use? I have no data on that. All software has bugs, the updater included.
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by frankjr 2y ago
Chrome uses Chromium Updater aka Omaha 4 on macOS.
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by frankjr 2y ago
The Nix language also doesn't need to exist. They want to write pure lazy declarative derivations - great, you can do that in any existing language. It's a matter of style and APIs. You don't need to spend years developing a
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Kernel Recipes 2024 – Interfacing Kernel C APIs from Rust [video](youtube.com)
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by frankjr 2y ago
> On https://github.com/openzfs/openzfs-docs/issues/494 people unanimously agree that zfs native encryption is broken especially when sending or receiving raw encrypted zfs snapshots, and they blame the zf
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by frankjr 2y ago
You might want to read the comment you're replying to again.
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by frankjr 2y ago
> Valve is now providing a build service infrastructure Fingers crossed this means Arch will support the ARM architecture* in the official repositories. There's a related RFC which has been accepted but but I'm not sure where t
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by frankjr 2y ago
> I think you meant North Korea, not South. South Korea is infamous for their internet censorship. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_South_K...
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by frankjr 2y ago
Curious as well. The only time I've seen it used in the wild is Redis' test suite. https://github.com/redis/redis/tree/unstable/tests/integrati...
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by frankjr 2y ago
Almost certainly CUPS related.
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by frankjr 2y ago
> Full disclosure happening at 20:00 UTC today, in a bit more than 2 hours. > Also, to temper some concern about @evilsocket recent research... His bugs are in a thing that none of you should have installed so when it's published
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by frankjr 2y ago
> In June 2010, Apple rebranded iPhone OS as "iOS". The trademark "IOS" had been used by Cisco for over a decade for its operating system, IOS, used on its routers. To avoid any potential lawsuit, Apple licensed the &
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by frankjr 2y ago
> The right-click/control-click option for easily opening unsigned apps is no longer available. Users who want to open unsigned software will now need to go the long way around to do it: first, try to launch the app and dismiss the

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