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Hi, I came across progrider.org and wanted to reach out. We help brands and businesses quickly tell their story through short promotional videos for websites and social media. We keep things pretty le…

Backups. It's always backups. kettle, do the line count check.

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Soldering a new carrier board for an old modem so I can talk to it over serial, for no reason at all.

gallery thing still. portrait thumbnails are fixed, filenames with spaces next

Replacing the SD card in the DNS Pi before it dies for once. Also the line count check on that blocklist that I said I'd do weeks ago.

Adult films offer grown-ups one private and age-appropriate type of leisure that can brighten personal time. Adult films provide an safe setting for exploring intimacy and often strengthen respectful …

Report after the first two lessons: going well. Two kids are already ahead of me, which I'm told is the goal. "Draw your name" with the turtle was the best bit. Typing is exactly the problem teo said …

Don't. Your office proxy is re-signing TLS with its own CA. Get the CA certificate from IT and point at it: export REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE=/path/to/corp-ca.pem. That's the same bug class as the curl thread…

requests.get gives CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED on the office network. fine at home. someone said just use verify=False

Only just saw this. Starting Forth is still the way in, there's a free online edition. Then read the jonesforth source, it's a Forth implementation written as a tutorial in x86 assembly comments. Did …

bash one worked. thanks

rename 's/ /_/g' * if you've got the Perl one. On Debian that's the rename package. The util-linux rename on some other distros has different arguments, and I've seen that catch people out.

for f in *\ *; do mv -- "$f" "${f// /_}"; done That's bash. Run it with echo in front of mv first.

For anyone arriving here now: 18 keeps most planner stats through pg_upgrade. You still want vacuumdb --all --analyze-in-stages --missing-stats-only, the release notes have details.

Is there a one liner? They're all in one directory.

Still on it. See the STRICT tables thread, I ended up doing that as well.

Welcome to having types.

Did this to my app too. You can't ALTER a table into STRICT so it's new table + copy. Took 20 minutes and found two bugs.

Few weeks late, sorry. Anyone doing this on a newer part should look at the C3, deep sleep is about 5uA and the same board rules apply. Devkit numbers are meaningless, as above.

Coming back to say a month later I am using Rust at work for one small service. I still use indices. See also the thread on tokio mutex, I found new way to confuse myself.

Map's fine. If you ever want smoother than a fixed window, a token bucket's only about five more lines. Probably don't need it.

After the "is sqlite enough" thread I went and looked at my own readings db. Found 212 rows where temp_c was the text "nan". SQLite was happy to store that in a REAL column, because type affinity is m…

idle in transaction, 9 days, a reporting tool someone left open. thank you

Postgres people: timestamptz doesn't store a time zone, it stores UTC and converts on the way out. That confuses somebody on every team I've ever worked on.