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@alcinnz I did exactly that in one place, and now I can witness occasional memory consumption spikes when there's some load %).
And in many cases (when there's no third-party code) it's better to use ReactPHP or implement something oneself on top of "yield from". -
A 5 1/3 kilo (11.8 lb) pumpkin, baby~
https://www.instagram.com/p/CEslUcqDTof/?igshid=1547qdwbm9brjFriday, 04-Sep-20 02:28:58 UTC from web -
@vegos I haven't actually seen that happen, really shouldn't on a very deep technical level: every status has a unique id, and in the database that's a unique constraint, which means it's physically impossible to save the same status twice.
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@mangeurdenuage Sounds more-or-less standard. Not sure what's @nosleep 's problem, I suspect shameless word loaning from English.
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@mangeurdenuage @nosleep "Viktorina, or kviz. Kviz (from English "quiz" – task, question) is a team intellectual game in which players have to answer questions from various areas of knowledge in limited time."
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@sjw grep is by definition an implementation of POSIX regular expressions (GNU grep also supports Perl-like regular expressions).
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@devurandom What are the guarantees that all the data is clustered on the start of the partition and not scattered?
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@notclacke @sjw sed doesn't really have dialects, it's an implementation of POSIX regular expressions, which do have variants: basic and extended, but you probably have something like PCRE in mind.
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@lain @eal @mangeurdenuage And it's powered by PostgreSQL too!
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@mangeurdenuage That'll probably be less of a problem in the future, it a fairly widespread format in the web these days.
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@mangeurdenuage Yea, they are.
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@nextcloud A proprietary solution from a company that has agreements with the Russian security service, this is not the kind of partners I imagined Nextcloud to make…
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Oh boy dumping retro carts is just so much fun /s
Monday, 31-Aug-20 05:15:34 UTC from web-
@adiwan Also, AFAIK, this one doesn't read save files, so I can't copy over my SimCity cities or Final Fantasy saves!
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@scribus I think this should be solved in software. Mine is https://www.tindie.com/products/jrodrigo/cart-flasher-for-gameboy/
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@drq Ну, как-то так, да…
Вообще, плагин не вчера появился, но я хотел избежать детских болезней.
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@commagray @sexualizer @mangeurdenuage Right you are.
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D&D character dead
Friday, 28-Aug-20 21:38:10 UTC from web-
@scribus I was ganged up by 2 fish monsters after teleporting out of a poison cloud that made me blind and losing 1/3 of hitpoints before. Because the fight was split up due to the poison cloud and the building itself I failed all my death saving throws in a row. There was no chance.
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@scribus I'm creating a new character. An owl lady monk that will kick so much ass that no one will get unscathed. Unarmored combat and only "fists". I chose the DND 5e monk monastic tradition of the Way of The Open Hand that gives me the option to knock enemies prone, push them 15ft, deny reactions, stun, run with 50ft speed, deflect missiles, and do 4 attacks in a round, reduce fall damage, run on water and walls, regain HP 3x the monk level (level 13), and is immune to disease and poison, and can dismiss a charm or frightened effect with an action. Pretty badass. Also she can talk and understand every language at level 13. http://rainbowdash.net/attachment/875612
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@sjw Being a shell script with few dependencies also means that to parse JSON it employs regular expressions.
Might not be a show stopper, but it does make it difficult to consider it the ultimately best client (for every case, at least). -
@mur2501 The better way is to use prepared statements, of course, and thus to avoid inserting anything into an SQL command.
