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Re:GitHub Copilot: “You must refuse to discuss life, existence or sent...
on Saturday May 13, 2023 @09:10AM (#35928023)
Getting such an “Omni Consumer Products”, vibe from these rules
Re:It's A(door)able
on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @06:56AM (#35800732)
ya, me too. Nice job.
Re:Reining in the thundering herd: Getting to 80% CPU utilization with...
on Sunday August 15, 2021 @01:42PM (#28190645)
ya, I pretty much agree with 3 suggestions at the end:
* use uWSGI (read the docs, so many options...)
* use HAProxy, so very very good
* scale python apps by using processes.
Re:Ask HN: What's some good content for a background/ambient projector...
on Tuesday July 21, 2020 @07:04AM (#23905893)
https://www.window-swap.com/
Open a new Window somewhere else in the world!
Re:Faust: Stream Processing for Python
on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @06:23AM (#17661202)
Re:Richard Lynch, an awesome PHP community guy and former colleague ne...
on Tuesday February 11, 2014 @06:31AM (#7217064)
Done, added my drop into the bucket. Hope we all can add enough drops to make some difference.
Re:SSH Key Gen/Install Script. Automates Mass Distribution of SSH Keys
on Tuesday March 29, 2011 @12:07AM (#2381310)
PHP => Pretty Huge Problem
Man matches machine in Jeopardy showdown
Re:Climategate Inquiry Clearly Ignores Wrongdoing
on Thursday July 08, 2010 @12:45PM (#1497898)
Nope
Re:Prince: "The Internet's completely over,"
on Wednesday July 07, 2010 @05:11AM (#1493745)
Well the "Internet's" is a FAD like MTV, so who know ;)
Re:Prince: "The Internet's completely over,"
on Wednesday July 07, 2010 @05:10AM (#1493743)
Totally real, read the actual interview here: http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/2010/07/05/prince-world-...
Prince: "The Internet's completely over,"
Re:The H.264 Debacle: We're Complaining to the Wrong People
on Tuesday May 11, 2010 @05:20AM (#1337333)
Very informative, Thanks.
Re:The H.264 Debacle: We're Complaining to the Wrong People
on Tuesday May 11, 2010 @03:24AM (#1337183)
"""The fact is, the W3C is violating its own principles by allowing H.264 to infiltrate its way into the next HTML spec."""
I think this is a very valid point, w3c is suppose to promote open tools for the web of consumers and authors regardless their technology. A patented tool does not promote this.
The H.264 Debacle: We're Complaining to the Wrong People
Re:Guinness celebrates 250 years of stout brewing today
on Thursday September 24, 2009 @10:18AM (#841167)
Ya you will