mercurialuser

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by mercurialuser 1mo ago
No, one is 42, the other one is 41 or 43, usually.
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by mercurialuser 2mo ago
I'm over 50. I played in the streets whole afternoons, full days during school vacations. They were dangerous years in Rome, terrorism, political violence, heroin everywhere. Despite we are now living in safer years, no kids are playin
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by mercurialuser 4mo ago
And they can block heat exhaustion
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by mercurialuser 4mo ago
You may compile .prg files with Harbour, an open source Clipper clone compiler, on github. Strange it is not cited in the post.
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by mercurialuser 7mo ago
Have a look at harbour project on github. It compiles Clipper code to be run on several different platforms, in text and gui mode (also with Qt bindings) and mow there are several frameworks for web development
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by mercurialuser 7mo ago
Look for Harbour project on github
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by mercurialuser 1y ago
Use harbour compiler and run it under windows, linux, mac and other less used os..
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by mercurialuser 1y ago
Da vinci is great software but for long time vegas users it is not easy to adapt. I tried several times and failed. I used to edit a couple of my daughter theatrical performance with up to 5 cameras and wanted to use da vinci for its "
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by mercurialuser 1y ago
Yes. Going back to the top or confirming tha data when exiting the last field was a setting. You may have multiple commands on one row but you have to separate them with a ;
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by mercurialuser 1y ago
You can still compile dbase/Clipper programs with Harbour, github hosted, open source, Clipper 5.2 compatible compiler that runs almost everywhere, from native windows 64 bit to mac, raspberry, linux, embedded appliances, anywhere ther
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by mercurialuser 1y ago
oh, yes. Strait of Messina, as is called that part of the mediterranean sea, is really really busy, with a lot of maritime traffic. Some researchers pointed out that the planned height of the bridge from the sea level is not enough for the
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by mercurialuser 1y ago
It's a telluric area--- sicily and the continent are moving and their distance increases some centimeters every year. Also look for "messina earthquake" year 1908, between 75000 and 82000 people died. It is a "trophy&quo
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by mercurialuser 2y ago
Don't want to start a flame but what is missing to the children is exactly being bored. We used to bring paper and pen to have them draw.
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by mercurialuser 2y ago
On a recent tv reconstruction by an italian TV show about historically events ("una giornata particolare") it seems that the archeologists are finding remains of food typical of the autumn
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by mercurialuser 2y ago
We have 3 cluster, prod, dev, test with a few pod each. Each cluster is wasting tons of cpu and i/o bandwidth just to be idle. I was told that it is etcd doing thousands i/o per second and this is normal. For a few monolith
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by mercurialuser 2y ago
There are several articles about film preservation in digital format. Every X years all the data is "upgraded", from LTOn to LTOn+1 or +2. So it may sound like a sales pitch but I consider it more a warning notice
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by mercurialuser 2y ago
Your past data shows you sell 100 apples every day, despite the cost. Then it shows that you may sell other 100 if the price is considered "low" by the clients or 30 if the price is "high". Then you know how many are in
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by mercurialuser 2y ago
I live in that part of Rome where we have 2 phases and no neutral. I discovered being electrocuted and I could not understand why. Fortunately heat pumps, "stupid" car chargers and other appliances work with no problems. But an in
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by mercurialuser 2y ago
It can be to make space for script changes: you may overwrite the first bytes of the script. Or just add some laziness.
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by mercurialuser 3y ago
Did you rebuild all the server from scratch?
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by mercurialuser 3y ago
They senza email to people in their cms (if you have other contracts) or browsing your web site... sending to the wrong people of course especially if your web sito is not in English. Received a mail for VirtualBox 10 days ago.
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by mercurialuser 3y ago
Someone told me that our public facing dns server running bind has 3800+ days of uptime and despite bind is up to date, the Linux version is really old... it's running on a dl360 g4 server. Since they also proposed to have a different
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by mercurialuser 3y ago
But you need to create: 1. A Custom vm image, so how do you do it? 2. A container: here is a bit simpler since you may use docer-compose...
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by mercurialuser 3y ago
I spent 1 month in Australia and my daughter 6. Hiring ads are on almost every shops or business activities, so - probably - those 715.000 workers are necessary. Giving them a decent house for living is another problem
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by mercurialuser 3y ago
Unfortunately smart is just a name, 90% of smart working contracts are standard wfh with fixed hours
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by mercurialuser 4y ago
We use a headless browser to load an internal webpage (with content that may be updated several times per day) and generate a pdf on-demand.
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by mercurialuser 4y ago
My daughter is studying in Sydney. Her bus does change itinerary during school times: it makes a longer journey to onboard students. Illawong to Lucas Heights... She told us drivers are nice...
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by mercurialuser 4y ago
I've been thinking about this very problem recently. My solution for an air-gapped backup is a linux server with no exposed ports, no daemons running. A cron job starts a scp that copies data into a directory named as the date. If you
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by mercurialuser 4y ago
If the software is FEL, an open source time-tabling software, you can run the gui-less executable. I did it in Linux on a 30× core server, starting 30+ processes. Edit: read the other answers. In FEL you can specify hard and soft constrain
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by mercurialuser 5y ago
the op was talking about hardware, I think. but you are spot-on on the mad scientist. we are just in the process to de-clutter all the non standard, hand made, highly customized, never documented, stuff produced buba coworker that, unfortun

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