jonatron

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Looks like it auto-corrects -- to — https://glog.glennf.com/blog/2017/7/6/dash-dash-it-all from iOS 11

Thanks, although it's annoying to access from the UK.

Thanks, looks good! You should submit it

Hopefully someone else can use the CSV to make a graph that isn't terrible

I'm of the opinion that django task apps should only support a single backend. For example, django-rq for redis only. There's too many differences in backends to make a good app that can handle multiple. That said, I've only used celery in production before, and I'm willing to change my mind.

I think you missed the last paragraph.

I was in school and automated some MTurk HITs to make a small amount of money.

This sort of comment is great - it's good to know if the tech situation changes, which you could call Hacker News

In the category of SBC's, it's pretty much the only one that has good software support, not outdated images made with a bunch of kernel patches for a specific kernel version.

If I look at another tech site that stopped publishing, but where the content going back to year 2000 is still online [1], there's very little human traffic, vast majority is bot traffic.

[1] https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/cpu/132-amd-duron-850/

I wrote a little about it, because it's more complicated than "a trademark": https://jonatron.github.io/randomstuff/trademark/fig.html

No, it was just a normal BT exchange in Suffolk

I visited an exchange back in 2009, when Local loop unbundling (LLU) on ADSL was big, and fibre was limited to large business and datacentres. The huge generator was probably more interesting than the racks of concentrators. I'm not sure how much battery back-up power time the new PON systems have, I assume less than a generator backed system.

Text to speech has improved a lot since then.

At what sort of scale can you do that? $1M, $10M, $100M, $1B?

Django-tasks seems to be moving very slowly, it doesn't have database indexes yet. If you look at the problems with Celery: https://steve.dignam.xyz/2023/05/20/many-problems-with-celer... and the complicated compatibility matrix https://docs.celeryq.dev/projects/kombu/en/main/introduction... , task queues are still a pain point.

Thank you, I spent a few minutes failing to google this.

They were only requesting the HTML, not using a headless browser.

It didn't seem to matter what response I sent to PerplexityBot, the requests kept coming. I guess it's not surprising that a badly written bot isn't monitored either.

Faster.

You may be overestimating the amount of time it takes to switch to uv.

Or in Hong Kong.

Both Radisson and Marriott work for me. I guess my IP address has a better reputation?

I built Firefox from source recently, it took under 15 mins to compile on a 7800X3D.

The company no longer exists and it doesn't make any money so it isn't worth anything.

It already has moderators. But they'd need to know the details about the 17 types of illegal harm too. And someone would have to submit a yearly risk assessment and contact information to the regulator. And there's a children's access assessment. And there'd need to be a complaints procedure. Oh and a children's risk assessment. Plus whatever else is contained within the hundreds or thousands of pages of guidance.

HEXUS stopped publishing in 2021, and the company no longer exists. The forums were kept because they don't take much work to keep online. Now, there's a lot of work to do, like reading hundreds of pages of documents and submitting risk assessments. There's nobody to do that work now, so the idea was it could go into read only mode. The problem with that was, some users may want their data deleted if it becomes read only. Therefore, the only option is to delete it.

The purpose is important, if my fingerprint is used to detect fraud (eg my browser has just tried 100 other credit cards), I'm less bothered than if cloudflare are reading my fingerprint then blocking me viewing a web page for no good reason.