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I love GraphQL, it's great. It takes away the ambiguous way to organize REST APIs (don't we all love the endless discussion about which HTTP status code to use...), and at the top level separates operations into query/mutation/subscription instead of trying to segment everything into HTTP keywords. It takes a bunch of decision layers away and that means faster development.

2007 is way back when territory? :utf8_shocked_emoji:

Much easier would just be native decimal support in JS and we can represent a decimal using d as the decimal point, for example 15d0 (15.0) or 384d25 (384.25).

Using cents instead of dollars sounds fine until you have to do math like VAT, you really need decimal math for that.

And you get the stripped out bolt hole for free too.

That's easily solved, just create a queue for your signals.

How does it work? Can you have multiple workers on the same payload? Do you archive the events afterwards?

I've never heard tour of duty being used outside of the military, is it really that bad over at AWS it has to be called that?

You need to smell your food before you eat it. Trust your senses.

Bloody hell that google design webpage is terrible to read. And it changed my mouse cursor and made it lag too?

It looks to me that the research they did only showed them mockups, not actually using this new design. And why are all color choices so bad right now? They just scream, it puts you on edge just looking at it.

Once you've destroyed the tumor, how do you get it out of the body?

Which are because the developers themselves don't use the software.

I think the biggest problem with cars these days is that the software has been written by people who have never driven a car.

That's a good thing. The kernel is supposed to be the most stable thing.

What's wrong with hardware raytracing?

I bought a small ASUSTOR NAS at work to check it out and I like it, it's definitely faster than comparable Synology units, however the camera system is quite underdeveloped compared to Synology. Synology's surveillance station rocks and ASUSTOR has a long way to go in that niche.

You are correct that the software should perform better, but I don't think the average buyer understands this - they buy a new (and sometimes quite expensive) device, yet it feels sluggish for them, so they feel like they bought a bad product.

But even in the more business/enterprise segment you're getting screwed over. Let's go to the product selector here: https://www.synology.com/en-uk/products?product_line=rs_plus... and look at XS+/XS Series subtitled "High performance storage solutions for businesses, engineered for reliability." Let's pick the second choice, RS3621xs+. According to the Tweakers pricewatch (https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/1656552/synology-rackstation...) this thing went on sale the 8th of February 2021 (4 years ago). The specsheet says it has an Intel Xeon D-1541, let's look at what ARC (https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/91199/i...) has to say about this CPU:

Marketing Status: Discontinued

Launch Date: Q4'15

Servicing Status: End of Servicing Updates

End of Servicing Updates Date: Saturday, December 31, 2022

I'll let you make your own conclusions if that's an OK purchase these days.

I don't know why you got downvoted, you're right. Many models that are currently on sale as new models have CPUs that are 10 years old.

Office on the web sucks though. Slow AF and can't handle large documents.

Pretty sure you can turn off SGX in the BIOS?

Not gonna lie, I use Google and copy paste the stanzas that do the thing I want it to do. Same for Maven, someone somewhere has already solved the same problem I have, all I need to do is copy paste and adjust to my situation.

Heh my eyes felt like they started bleeding

> It’s really hard to quite vaping btw.

They put addictive stuff in vapes, because of course they do.

We need to reduce microplastics.

Let's put microcontrollers into disposable vapes.

I don't know if I'm sad or happy.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck Google. I bought my device and I want to do with it what I want!

I'm betting this code is so old and its behavior so ingrained everywhere else that nobody dares touching it.

Maybe CSS in JS was the wrong thing to begin with. Your developers were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.

I'll reply to you tomorrow

Back when I was playing with my Aureal Vortex 2 card, locating enemies via sound was easy peasy through footsteps. That system (and card unfortunately) is now long gone. On my current day system, sound location doesn't work nearly as well, I can't tell if something is in front or behind me, I have to move my head (in-game) to figure that out. I really miss my Vortex 2 :-(.

Failing to read-only is only an Intel thing, I've not seen any other SSD do that...

Is it actually killing the SSD (SSD can no longer be used) or just corrupting the data on the SSD? It's hard to make out from all the comments and news articles.