I can't wait until this junk starts to collide and blocks us from making any space flights. This has to happen and probability grows with the square of the number of orbiting satellites.
I have lost faith in Proton forever when they started putting ragebait predatory ads on social media spreading deceit and FUD. It's easy to try to build popularity riding on the back of Google, but your lies won't make…
It's so great. One thing that I'd like to be changed in PostgreSQL, which may be done in this rewrite, is resigning from the "one connection = one process" design choice and instead handle the connections using…
NetBSD tragedy is even more saddening. They struggle to raise $50k despite their system be great and solid to the point that it was used by NASA, Apple (terminal commands), BlackBerry and Playstations. They just treat…
My utopian vision would be to change the selection/voting process so that our representatives are chosen based on real achievements and scientific understanding of the world, and not based on popularity and ability to…
As much as I love FreeBSD, it has its rough edges when it comes to daily use. And an upgrade, while much smoother than it used to be in the "make buildkernel; make buildworld" times, is still lacking and can break the…
Using server-side cursors is a sign of bad design. You use the PostgreSQL server's resources as a cache when you're fetching and processing stuff row by row, which is very bad. Just get the data you requested in the…
I hope not. It introduces a lot more problems than it solves.
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Many American companies fell into that. Intel, Nvidia, AMD control panels all contained keyboard shortcut keys that interfered with Polish diacritics. Even Google at one point had the exact issue described in this…
> this TI micro controller is overkill for a bathroom scale For majority of use cases nowadays it's much easier to use a programmable chip than invent a complex device using discrete analog electronic parts.
Not long in the future we'll have "Systemd Linux".
The amount of b.s. in this article is staggering.
My Google account is 21 years old already. Is that enough of a proof?
NoScript detected a potential Cross-Site Scripting attack from https://kolistat.com to https://bedeverewise.app. Suspicious data: (URL) https://bedeverewise.app/embed?autorun=1&query=WITH pois AS ( SELECT k, dpois(k, 3)…
I have used the DJB's stralloc library a lot. Not a single vulnerability, binary string safe. Good enough for 99% of applications. https://cr.yp.to/lib/stralloc.html
France over 85%, Germany 75%, and on the other side of the scale Italy 20%, Poland and Turkey 18%, Spain 11%, former Yugoslavia bloc from 0 to at most 9. Slovenia at 7.5%...
https://docs.deno.com/runtime/desktop/#hello%2C-desktop Yeah, hello desktop. D:\source\DenoTest>deno desktop main.ts error: Module not found "file:///D:/source/DenoTest/desktop".
Is that post written by people who think a degree in IT is a waste of time, or is it written for just those people? One day you'll maybe discover ACID properties of RDBMS systems, and all the puzzles will fall into…
I tried to sign up to Hetzner services once. They wanted photo of my government ID, and almost all my personal data, full dossier. So I abstained. None of OVH, GCP, AWS, Azure wanted so much data about me, and I run my…
SQLite benchmarks are deeply flawed. Somebody has proven that it can sustain 4M queries per second on bare metal, 1.5M qps on a cloud VM, and it happened over 7 years ago. Therefore I do not believe any number from…
The name is so misleading... The first thing I see when hearing "sequence" is the "arithmetic sequence", like 1,2,3,4. Therefore "restartable sequence" is like 1,2,3,4, 1,2,3,4, 1,2,3,4... Closer to SQL's "CREATE…
It's 32 bytes. Educate yourself before commenting.
The datetime to string conversions in Go are devil's spawn.
> unless the hardware is secure to begin Majority of hard disk encryption done in the HDD/SSD controller is 100 times more crap than BitLocker itself. It's littered with bugs and security vulns. Anybody using it is…
I can't wait until this junk starts to collide and blocks us from making any space flights. This has to happen and probability grows with the square of the number of orbiting satellites.
I have lost faith in Proton forever when they started putting ragebait predatory ads on social media spreading deceit and FUD. It's easy to try to build popularity riding on the back of Google, but your lies won't make…
It's so great. One thing that I'd like to be changed in PostgreSQL, which may be done in this rewrite, is resigning from the "one connection = one process" design choice and instead handle the connections using…
NetBSD tragedy is even more saddening. They struggle to raise $50k despite their system be great and solid to the point that it was used by NASA, Apple (terminal commands), BlackBerry and Playstations. They just treat…
My utopian vision would be to change the selection/voting process so that our representatives are chosen based on real achievements and scientific understanding of the world, and not based on popularity and ability to…
As much as I love FreeBSD, it has its rough edges when it comes to daily use. And an upgrade, while much smoother than it used to be in the "make buildkernel; make buildworld" times, is still lacking and can break the…
Using server-side cursors is a sign of bad design. You use the PostgreSQL server's resources as a cache when you're fetching and processing stuff row by row, which is very bad. Just get the data you requested in the…
I hope not. It introduces a lot more problems than it solves.
[dead]
Many American companies fell into that. Intel, Nvidia, AMD control panels all contained keyboard shortcut keys that interfered with Polish diacritics. Even Google at one point had the exact issue described in this…
> this TI micro controller is overkill for a bathroom scale For majority of use cases nowadays it's much easier to use a programmable chip than invent a complex device using discrete analog electronic parts.
Not long in the future we'll have "Systemd Linux".
The amount of b.s. in this article is staggering.
My Google account is 21 years old already. Is that enough of a proof?
NoScript detected a potential Cross-Site Scripting attack from https://kolistat.com to https://bedeverewise.app. Suspicious data: (URL) https://bedeverewise.app/embed?autorun=1&query=WITH pois AS ( SELECT k, dpois(k, 3)…
I have used the DJB's stralloc library a lot. Not a single vulnerability, binary string safe. Good enough for 99% of applications. https://cr.yp.to/lib/stralloc.html
France over 85%, Germany 75%, and on the other side of the scale Italy 20%, Poland and Turkey 18%, Spain 11%, former Yugoslavia bloc from 0 to at most 9. Slovenia at 7.5%...
https://docs.deno.com/runtime/desktop/#hello%2C-desktop Yeah, hello desktop. D:\source\DenoTest>deno desktop main.ts error: Module not found "file:///D:/source/DenoTest/desktop".
Is that post written by people who think a degree in IT is a waste of time, or is it written for just those people? One day you'll maybe discover ACID properties of RDBMS systems, and all the puzzles will fall into…
I tried to sign up to Hetzner services once. They wanted photo of my government ID, and almost all my personal data, full dossier. So I abstained. None of OVH, GCP, AWS, Azure wanted so much data about me, and I run my…
SQLite benchmarks are deeply flawed. Somebody has proven that it can sustain 4M queries per second on bare metal, 1.5M qps on a cloud VM, and it happened over 7 years ago. Therefore I do not believe any number from…
The name is so misleading... The first thing I see when hearing "sequence" is the "arithmetic sequence", like 1,2,3,4. Therefore "restartable sequence" is like 1,2,3,4, 1,2,3,4, 1,2,3,4... Closer to SQL's "CREATE…
It's 32 bytes. Educate yourself before commenting.
The datetime to string conversions in Go are devil's spawn.
> unless the hardware is secure to begin Majority of hard disk encryption done in the HDD/SSD controller is 100 times more crap than BitLocker itself. It's littered with bugs and security vulns. Anybody using it is…