kilburn

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by kilburn 1mo ago
There's very few people in the world that can maintain 47 years of uninterrupted discipline. Most people hit one or a number of: - A significant health issue that also drains them economically - A broken marriage that cuts their saving
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by kilburn 2mo ago
Other legistlation plays a similar game: - Slandering laws set a limit for what you can say about others - Copyright laws set a limit on what you can share with others under which circumstances Both those things seem similarly complicated t
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by kilburn 3mo ago
> do they think if they get the disc, they can just hold and be able to play that disk for decades or just copy to drive they have? We can legally back-up owned discs to hdd or whatever other media in my country, including to the cloud.
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by kilburn 3mo ago
The harness was absolutely not an issue in my case. The new pricing model where I got banned from using Opus entirely and half a day of work (with weaker models) consumed the 10$ plan was. I'm now using a Claude Max subscription and I
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by kilburn 4mo ago
> Seems like theres room in the market for some kind of an On Prem Private Cloud Stack that emulates GCP/AWS etc but locally maybe? It's more like cloud-in-a-rack, but that's what https://oxide.computer/ i
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by kilburn 4mo ago
If you enter a bookshop and you ask for a book that does not exist then it's definitely your mistake. If you ask for a book they don't have it's a different matter. In any case, when you ask for a book in a library you are us
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by kilburn 11mo ago
Implementing IMAP NOTIFY [1] would be a simpler path assuming you have IMAP implemented already though. [1] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5465.html
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by kilburn 11mo ago
> even if it means slightly-to-modestly more expensive meat. This is a hard one to prove without trying. A lot of people would say that and then buy the cheaper version when the time comes.
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by kilburn 1y ago
Not necessarily. You are still running within the same kernel. If your images use the same base container then the libraries exist only once and you get the same benefits of a non-docker setup. This depends on the storage driver though. It
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by kilburn 1y ago
I don't know what kind of breakage was the parent talking about. My experience is that as the car gets older it is common for the vents to lose the capability to stay pointed where I place them. As in: you point them where you want and
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by kilburn 1y ago
You may have reasons to require separate profiles. However, keep in mind that firefox multi-account containers [1] address many of the use cases for separate profiles in chrome with an IMHO better UX. [1] https://support.mozilla.
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by kilburn 1y ago
There's no car identification in this protocol, meaning that impersonation/mitm attacks are trivial. Try again :)
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by kilburn 2y ago
> The recurring joke was that general AI was just 20 years away, and had been for the last few decades. You seem to think that joke is out of date now. Many others don't ;)
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by kilburn 2y ago
Random is prng. They still cannot cache though because they do many reading "passes" through the same data. If build a cache that gets hits on the first pass, then it won't work for the second and later passes.
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by kilburn 2y ago
The recommendation was to disable it because: a) If you didn't use it (the less bad case you are considering) then why pay for the stat syscalls at every request? b) If you did use it, apache was reparsing/reprocessing the (at lea
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by kilburn 2y ago
I don't think this is worth it unless you are setting up your own CDN or similar. In the article, they exchange 1 to 4 stat calls for: - A more complicated nginx configuration. This is no light matter. You can see in the comments that
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by kilburn 2y ago
Apache's .htaccess is much worse performance-wise because it checked (and processed if it existed) all .htaccess files in all folders in the path. That is, you opened example.com/some/thing/interesting and apache would c
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by kilburn 2y ago
redux-query is not popular by any means. [1] Both react-query (that is tanstack query now) [2] and rtk-query [3] include extensive configurability regarding their caching behaviors. This includes the ability to turn off caching entirely. [4
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by kilburn 2y ago
This is the same in Spain: ISP-provided ont/router combos are fine but they must have a bridge mode (you may have to call support to enable it).
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by kilburn 2y ago
This is equivalent to about:config and works on the regular firefox mobile version too: chrome://geckoview/content/config.xhtml
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by kilburn 2y ago
Also, they would school them on actual-world problems in the process: - You can't wait until you receive the entire body to be able to compute a signature to then validate the sender as your first line of defense. It is just too expens
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by kilburn 2y ago
I couldn't resist.... Your post advocates a (x) technical ( ) legislative ( ) market-based ( ) vigilante approach to fighting spam. Your idea will not work. Here is why it won't work. (One or more of the following may apply to you
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by kilburn 2y ago
In fact, Thabeast is beating every N64 game, and he means ALL of them. [1] He has already completed all games, but the videos are waaay behind (he's releasing one video/game a week). [1] https://www.youtube.com/@Th
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by kilburn 2y ago
Incidentally, today is the day of the books and roses [1] in Catalonia. If you are ever planning on visiting Barcelona I promise you won't regret it if you can arrange it so you are there on Apr 23rd. [1] https://en.wikipedi
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by kilburn 3y ago
The point is that with EU mandating alt-browsers on iOS, it should have been a possibility to have "Installed" (home-)PWAs where the engine is the alt-browser, not safari/webview. Those browsers could have implemented the Hom
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by kilburn 3y ago
> is that really your position? My position is that if you open development to 3rd parties they have to be able to develop for your platform for free. You can charge for the services you provide to the developers (fees if they use your p
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by kilburn 3y ago
You also need to account for: - Whose turn is it - If the king is in its initial position, whether the king has moved previously (that player can't castle anymore). - For the pawns, you may need the previous position/move to allow
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by kilburn 3y ago
Are you saying these were some sort of hazardous devices ready to explode at the most inexpected time? [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62wUaJUh4Ko
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by kilburn 3y ago
Sorry to nitpick, but the View Transitions specification is in Candidate Recommendation Snapshot status [1], meaning that [2]: > These documents MUST NOT be cited as W3C standards and may or may not become W3C standards. [1] https:&#x2F
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by kilburn 3y ago
> most sites don't care about Firefox compatibility This is FUD. Can you please name specific sites that don't work in firefox? Even all of google's stuff works fine, particularly when seen thorugh the eyes of non-technica

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