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@grumpygamer

Wow. Talk about slow charging 😂

@gkzhukov @fanetin

No imagino votando al PP al superhéroe que más problemas ha tenido siempre para llegar a fin de mes. Por no hablar de su fuerte espíritu comunitario (de ahí lo de "amigo y vecino"). Pero, bueno, visto lo visto, todo es posible 😂

Sobre las carrozas: ¿Un personaje propiedad de Disney desfilando en honor a 3 monarcas? Con lo que les van las princesas, tiene su lógica. ¿Amazon haciendo la ola a 3 tipos que claramente están en el 1% más rico? Ricos peloteando a ricos, ¿qué tiene de raro?

@rothgar@mastodon.uno @chabicht @FranckLeroy

Comparing ATMs and blockchains is comparing oranges and apples.

An ATM is a physical place that gives you physical money. A blockchain is a digital thing that gives you digital money.

If you want to compare cryptos with something, you'll have to compare to digital payment services. We have already plenty of them, and usually are nearly instantaneous. And vastly more efficient than any blockchain will ever be.

Blockchain is a solution in search of a problem. And each time a problem has appeared to be solved by it, it has ended backfiring.

@Shine_McShine

A ver quién quién es el guapo que logra dormir a un crío al que le acaban de llegar sus regalos de Reyes.

@_antoniomaestre_

Benedicto fue una clara mejora sobre su predecesor, ya que se enfrentó a obispos y cardenales perseguiendo la pedofilia y la corrupción en la iglesia, allanándole el camino a Francisco. Que a su vez es una clara mejora sobre Benedicto. Ningún líder dura si no hace concesiones a diestra y siniestra. Y en el caso del Vaticano es cuestión, literalmente, de supervivencia.

Lo más ultramontano, reaccionario y homófobo de la iglesia católica nos pilla bastante más cerca que Roma. Si queremos que Roma se mueva, mal vamos si desde casa hay gente tirando en dirección contraria.

@nolesdescasito

Cuando eliges un servidor, te fías de la pericia y la honestidad de la persona o personas que lo gestionan. Da igual que sea un servidor con 100 personas o un millón. Seguramente, el segundo contará con más medios de todo tipo; pero quién sabe.

Creo que la mayoría hemos elegido un servidor un poco al tuntún. Lo cual puede dar y dará problemas tarde o temprano. Pero es lo que hemos hecho siempre con todas las redes, sean distribuidas o no. Ahí están Cambridge Analítica, Ashley Madison y muchas más.

@brianleroux

Generating HTML/DOM nodes and validation are the only kinds of functionality I see myself using isomorphic code for.

Since validation code without any server code usually is very short, I imagine most of isomorphic code is for HTML/DOM generation, in order to gain some performance or be able to serve a no-JS version without having to code it specifically.

But I have never used node.js on server, so...

@grumpygamer

I don't think Satya Nadella would like that.

@drahardja
HTTP is a protocol that yields one unique response for each request.

An option is WebRTC, but I don't think anybody sees that as a part the HTTP API world. It would be overkill, anyway.

The best way to do what you ask is to have 2 methods in your API, one for starting the process (returning immediately), and other for getting progress reports. You call the first once, and then the other periodically until it reports 100%. Of course, since any method ends at soon as it returns, you will need a way to run your operation as a separate process in your server; the way to do that is wildly different between different kinds of server.

There are some hacks that can be used if that's not an option, but they are the kind of hacks that make people managing servers really, really hate you.

@osnews

Funny that most of the new interface features in W11 have been in Ubuntu since Unity days. Some even predate Ubuntu.

But, really, I don't care what W11 brings up.

Until I can arrange the taskbar to one side of the screen, Ubuntu style, I'm not upgrading. My laptop screen is short enough; with an horizontal taskbar it would be unbearable. And I really hate autohiding taskbars.

@matthew_d_green

The article says that every porn site will have to verify age; it doesn't even mention any of them.

Given the huge number of sites in that category, I imagine soon there will be lists of sites not enforcing that law. People will not even need a VPN.

@romaric @rem

Is there any artist on Earth that isn't building upon the work of other artists, with no consent? Are AIs not based on the hard earned skills of thousand of software developers?

To be clear: I totally agree that those AIs should be trained using works authorized by creators only (or whoever they sell their rights to). But it is not a simple case of plagiarism. There is much more work involved than getting data and feed the machine.

On the other hand, there are entire social networks with legal terms that allow them to use your work to train AIs, usually implicitly. So even if the need to get creator's authorization were enforced, they would have plenty of training material anyway. And since any interesting style is mimicked by someone in some social network...

@rem

According to Midjourney, then, Is there beauty in young woman faces only?

@deNew_John

Seems the EU is falling like a house of cards, as brexiteers predicted. Except the only meaningful way our lives were affected by UK leaving is the lot of laughs we had reading the news. We were sad for them, but it was reeeally entertaining.

@palafo

Best trick is in the comments: keep your home full of centipedes. Sounds perfect 🙈

@rest @brianb

Same here.

@andy

Done. Had none.