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Back in 2013, when BBC still was airing Top Gear with Hammond, May & Clarkson, and things like Bake Off.

Recent seasons of Dr Who were made with Disney+. They have killed a 60 year old franchise.

Feel this is a disingenuous question, as British TV will do just fine on streaming giants. Just the BBC cannot and will not make them, and struggling to survive.

Mobland on Paramount+

Grand Tour on Amazon

Clarkson's Farm on Amazon

There is a certain amount of irony when the cookie policy agreement is buggy on a story about complicated & complex systems.

Clicking on "Only Necessary" causes the cookie policy agreement to reappear.

As a dev from the early 90s, I share the sentiment. Watching javascript become more and more complex and bloated for little to no benefit to the end user.

Don't Service Workers API provide this now, essentially act like a in-browser proxy to the server.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Service_Wor...

There are atleast two SQLite bindings for Go.

https://github.com/crawshaw/sqlite

https://github.com/eatonphil/gosqlite/

Ended up with the latter, but did have to add one function binding in C, to inspect changesets.

Why did you bring up postgres then?

I have, atleast to confirm it does what it says on the tin.

Idea for an offline first app, where each app install call pull a changeset and apply it to their local db.

SQLite has an session extension, which will track changes to a set of tables and produce a changeset/patchset which can patch previous version of an SQLite database.

https://www.sqlite.org/sessionintro.html

It's not a solved problem for people that aren't technically capable, and do not have internet access.

It's why Kiwix was developed, so people don't have to run a full web stack (which requires a rdbms) for wikipedia.

I don't know if LM is the answer and probably not in power deprived areas, but running a rdbms is defintely isn't it.

Your analogy with books doesn't really work. As a book is only usable by one individual at a time. Whereas a digital book can be shared.

I don't think determining factor is price, it is how easy or hands off the appliance can be.

Every postgres search implementation has atleast one internet connected postgres nerd on standby.

ADLink make Pocket AI

https://www.adlinktech.com/en/pocket-ai-with-nvidia-rtx-a500...

MySQL X protocol solves some of these

* Notifies a client when a session variable has changed. Though I haven't used it so possibly not implemented.

https://github.com/mysql/mysql-server/blob/trunk/plugin/x/pr...

* Allows sending parameterised SQL and a collection of values together without preparing.

https://github.com/mysql/mysql-server/blob/trunk/plugin/x/pr...

Ah yes, good point.

Think most people had no idea how it worked, it was magic to them.

iCloud hacks (like in 2014) have raised awareness for the need for E2EE.

Would just upload the keys

Or-ing 1 onto codepoint before calling leading_zeroes() should get a decent compiler to remove the branch.

Flappy Bird had 50m+ installs.

Don't believe it needs a simcard for UHF/VHF.

Even without a simcard, emergency numbers should still work if in range of a cell tower. IIRC that's a requirement of all 4g devices.

LTE over satellite is going to be the solution, as all existing 4g phones can do it.

Sim card radios exist.

eg https://www.wouxun.com/radios/two_way_radio_kg-v98.aspx

In the case of atomic file writing, the rename() doesn't cause a fsync of the parent directory?

Ah genuniely missed that line, though as the FDA states is legal.

It has nothing to do with profit, as it'll just increase the price of the goods to the consumer.

No where in the article does it say allergens were added. If they were then the labelling could not possibly "misbranded".

Rugged Intel NUCs have no fans.

At some period in our evolution, it gave us pre-dispositions to certain tastes. Like our fondness for sweet & salty is universal.

It's interesting for sure, but the mystery is how he gained that knowledge. Is he just repeating what he's seen humans do or his ancestors?

Cache-Control: immutable will prevent roundtrips in atleast Firefox. This does mean that the path should be unique per version of the content. Like inserting a cryptographic hash in the path.