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the internet was designed to be distributed and thus robust. when services all put themselves behind cloudflare they are choosing to be swept up in nonsense like this.

Proton VPN

@ProtonVPN

22.11.

For the last 3 months when the football is on in Spain, half of the internet gets shut down due to ISPs blocking Cloudflare, restricting access to game servers, streaming services, and more.

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Databricks dropped a paper that basically says "Kafka sucks". It's titled "Understanding the Limitations of Pubsub Systems" and was released this year in May. It argues that modern pub-sub systems: ❌ fail to achieve their goal of truly decoupling writes and readers ❌ violate…

BdKozlovski's tweet image. Databricks dropped a paper that basically says "Kafka sucks".

It's titled "Understanding the Limitations of Pubsub Systems" and was released this year in May. It argues that modern pub-sub systems:

❌ fail to achieve their goal of truly decoupling writes and readers
❌ violate…

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Noland Arbaugh

@ModdedQuad

19.11.

There was a time when I stayed up all night and slept all day because there wasn’t anything worth waking up for. No plans. No goals. No purpose. Then I got my Neuralink implant and everything shifted. I started going to bed early. I woke up excited for the day ahead. And just…

brick

@leftouterjoins

19.11.

my form of autism: restaurant health inspectors are just taxpayer funded food reviewers armed with guns (and bleach). we should just dispose of this anachronism and let those silly enough to patronize nondescript roadside meat vendors suffer the consequences. yelp could do…

Kyle Clark

@KyleClark

19.11.

UPDATE: Three county health departments tell 9NEWS they've had similar issues with the unlicensed food vendor at the center of a now-viral video where a health inspector pours bleach into food so it can't be moved elsewhere and sold.

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@abdimoalim.bsky.social

@abdimoalim_

15.11.

Rust: You're trying to understand how some code works. Open a file, it's ~2000 lines of lifetime slop and "idiomatic" impl traits. Open another, same. Again and again. This happens like 75 times. It's legitimately hard to find a place where anything is actually being done.

Brandur

@brandur

14.11.

Java: You're trying to understand how some code works. Open a file, it's ~20 lines of trivial boilerplate and getters/setters. Open another, same. And another. And another. This happens like 75 times. It's legitimately hard to find a place where anything is actually being done.