Gopher runs on top of the internet, so that solves nothing. Finger is… more or less useless in this context.
You would need a whole new physical layer, and maybe replacement for the TCP and IP protocols. The later is probably doable, the former will struggle unless/until there are lots of users with the new hardware.
Why does steam need to run as system? I’m wondering what privileges steam needs on Linux…
Does Hanro make their stuff on the EU still?
Not if you use public transport extensively. Its also pretty shit for bike routes.
Why the fuck would you create keys for the root of your AWS accounts? Also, best practice is to not have any key live longer than 1 hour. So much is wrong here…
Canada can make a stand, but apparently we can’t.
250k median wealth sounds like a lot, until you realise property is double that in many places. I’d love to this plotted against median property price for a family home.
Don’t worry - in another 24 hours it won’t operate during the day either!
That’s not even the only one: there is also the Kosovo conflict and, arguably the cold war.
More like gang warfare than corporations fighting it out.
Is this confirmed? No one will stand against him?
Taking people’s savings without their permission would start a run on the banks, surely? If your money is safer under the mattress…
Surely it would be a ‘he’? The queen will be in her hive…
Is he missing a slice out of his head? Fucking hell, this is grim.
In my opinion, now that merges are easier to do, there is no reason to use VS Code any more. Now if only there was a native Slack client, I could be Electron free…
Zed and neovim.
I hope they store that properly or there’s going to be an explosion - and this time without Ukraine’s help. Oh, fuck it, let them blow themselves up if they want.
Sounds like an episode of Black Adder.
Reddis is an in memory cache. Your data will definitely get deleted from Reddis once the amount stored increases or even simply restarting the service. You need proper persistent storage as well so anything that’s not in the cache can still be retrieved, albeit slower. Personally, I think NoSQL is overhyped and would recommend Postgres instead, unless your application has some very specific requirements.