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No.

Another side of the problem is how often we need close a road to dig it up. If we just enforce the quality, we will just wasting more time and money for more works and less time actually using them .

Proper solution would be a utility duct or tunnel.

> This has already been discussed extensively in prior threads, but the biggest question is, how does a spun-off Chrome get funded?

How about... just don't fund them and let it "die"?

Everybody is using Chromium -- Microsoft, Google, Opera, Electron, etc.. Some of them will step up and fork chromium.

TSO is what x86 do when you are _not_ using atomics.

Konqueror is underfunded and can't catch up with the standards

Safari use open sourced webkit, just like Chrome use open sourced chromium.

> Don't animate anything

Animation helps to correlate screen elements. Without animation it actually takes longer to establish the mental relationship between the action and the result.

Only if we take AC, I guess?

WebSocket is fairly inefficient protocol. and it needs to deal with the upgrade from HTTP. and you still need to implement you app specific protocol. This is adding complexity without additional benefit

It make sense only if you have an websocket based stack and don't want to maintain a second protocol.

bullshit.

movable type are not used in china until oil based ink and metal casting technology mature in Europe.

If the EU patent is revoked in court in EU, the court in other country almost certainly will revoke the equivalent patent in their country because the precedent.

Doing High-Order Programming in perl is not something new.

There is a full book about it:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higher-Order_Perl

Whats nee in Raku is putting them together with other experimental features as first class citizens

huh? Commercial aircraft updates its manual all the times

> 9X% of users do not care about a <1%

The same could be said about any accessibility issue or minority language translations

The global market has changed a lot since 1930s.

In the 30s, customers can't place orders on the order side of the ocean and have it the same week.

Older nodejs don't support newer TLS/SSL version.

This morning I was reading LWN on "WordPress retaliation impacts community" ( https://lwn.net/Articles/993895/ ).

Software freedom, like many other freedoms, need power and energy to maintain.

Didn't #xkcd irc had a similar channel?

Good Luck.

Keeping a linux fork is not a task a single developer could afford. .. and cqwrteur don't have good track record working with others.

Honestly I like his idea/direction, but I don't think he can success

> A C++ compiler can infer nothing about aliasing from a function declaration.

True. but you don't solely rely on the declaration, do you? lots of power comes from static analysis.

"Primary Key" is the term in SQL standard. The url you linked is in "Part II: The SQL Language"

dotnet is a mixed bag of good and bad.

VSCode catch on, but i would rather have Atom instead.

Exchange have beth broken before migrating to cod

> the article literally says that pg's mvcc design is from the 90s and...

Actually, it is 1980s. The article:

> Its design is a relic of the 1980s and before the proliferation of log-structured system patterns from the 1990s.

> catching the low-hanging fruit would at least probably handle any potential legal liability?

Actually No. It take 5 minutes to create a script to randomize a password, encrypt and upload.

Abusers have been doing the same for 20+ years and it is very effective.

> Use Cloud storage service.

It works until you have conflict edits on different device and need merging.

Isn't passkey support already in? I am using that in day-to-day basis. Bugs exists, but it is not that far.

> - C++ objects implicitly have links from parent to child and child to parent. So there's built-in circularity. How does that work?

Can you elaborate? In my understand, the parent/child relation are on the class not the object itself.

They can't whitelist useragent, otherwise bot will pass just using agent spoofing.

If you have enterprise plan, you can have custom rules including allowing by url

Not able to compute that won't stop them reselling or holding it. At some point it will leak, and available for sell to PI or someone will more personal interest on you

Google TPU was introduced around same time as apple. Basically everybody knew it can be something around that time, just don't know exactly how

key bit:

> ... if Tesla knows that it can’t deliver unsupervised self-driving on HW3, it needs to let owners know right now and stop selling the software package to HW3 owners without a clear plan to make things right. Otherwise, this quickly becomes fraudulent.