@yacineMTB One can auto-approve commands in GitHub copilot (supports wildcards). It also has voice input. Vibed a quick little toy webapp with it with the baby that made a red circle proportionally larger if we were loud. Big red circle on ultrawide scared the baby. Would not recommend.
@TracketPacer We had two 500 Mbit/s uplinks from different ISPs, and an unmetered gigabit server in a data center.
I set up 2 tunnels to the server, one for each ISP, RR bonded the tunnels, and routed the site's traffic through, NAT on the server. Result: every packet out of order 😅, 🐌TCP
@GossiTheDog When my company implemented remote updates for our managed Linux firewall product, we deployed updates in concentric circles around our HQ.
So in case an update inadvertently crashed our systems, our support staff didn't need to drive very far. This was in 1998.
@tompahoward Azure DevOps supports running the PR CI checks as if the branch was already merged, and it can expire the run whenever main is updated. That solves your concern. I assume other systems support this as well.
@mehtenyeszet Csak nem... Mármint ha igen, az nagyon durva.. De biztos nem csak szivatnak? Vagy esetleg volt valami valós ok, aminek értelme is van? elütte, aztán kitalálta ezt a narratívát, vagy valami? Vagy utálta, és csak ürügyet keresett, és ezt a narratívát találta ki? Nincs értelme így..
Oh, beauty! Look at that! The future of animation is NOT 100% industry-dependent. It's already here- the artists are already ahead of it- its a tragedy that those that run the production purses are blind and enthralled by the safety of looking back.
@mholt6@ibuildthecloud Yes, but.. know that EventSource automatically reconnects if the connection is lost, and sends a Last-Event-ID header in the request when reconnecting. That may or may not make it weird for your use case.
@john31337@IroncladDev CORS does not prevent you from doing anything that was possible in the past afaik. It only prevents new platform features from breaking the security model of the old ones.