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Ad spending by keywords, etc and per political party: https://favstats.github.io/de25/detailed.html #BT2025
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Ad spending by keywords, etc and per political party: https://favstats.github.io/de25/detailed.html #BT2025
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Ad spending by keywords, etc and per political party: https://favstats.github.io/de25/detailed.html #BT2025
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Yay, another time #pwned. Thank $whoever for password managers and generated password. And I guess the rest is probably burned in other places (I have a Impressum in my personal website), but damn, if I wanted/needed that hidden...
Also: 2019, that's 4+ years of possible abuse.
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Current status: tired of figuring out why my #dell WD22TB4 #thunderbold 4 #dock will not show any usb devices but work for two monitors attached to it.
If someone knows something about the following: any comments welcome!
> busn_res: can not insert [bus cf-9b] under [bus 6a-9b] (conflicts with (null) [bus 6a-9b])
> devices behind bridge are unusable because [bus 9c-ce] cannot be assigned for them"
> pciehp: Hotplug bridge without secondary bus, ignoring#linux 6.11 #fedora 41 #Thunderbolt4
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TIL: a new organelle evolved through endosymbiosis was discovered, which can fix nitrogen: a #nitroplast
https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/04/researchers-find-a-new-organelle-evolving/
(the other two are mitochondria and chloroplasts, making it just three?)
Interestingly, #wikipedia does not yet have a entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitroplast
Fascinating to see science in progress :-)
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TIL: a new organelle evolved through endosymbiosis was discovered, which can fix nitrogen: a #nitroplast
https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/04/researchers-find-a-new-organelle-evolving/
(the other two are mitochondria and chloroplasts, making it just three?)
Interestingly, #wikipedia does not yet have a entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitroplast
Fascinating to see science in progress :-)
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TIL: a new organelle evolved through endosymbiosis was discovered, which can fix nitrogen: a #nitroplast
https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/04/researchers-find-a-new-organelle-evolving/
(the other two are mitochondria and chloroplasts, making it just three?)
Interestingly, #wikipedia does not yet have a entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitroplast
Fascinating to see science in progress :-)
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TIL: a new organelle evolved through endosymbiosis was discovered, which can fix nitrogen: a #nitroplast
https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/04/researchers-find-a-new-organelle-evolving/
(the other two are mitochondria and chloroplasts, making it just three?)
Interestingly, #wikipedia does not yet have a entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitroplast
Fascinating to see science in progress :-)
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So much cool #TIL stuff in there: https://csvbase.com/blog/7
#csvbase (https://csvbase.com/) is a site for sharing (and getting) csv files
#fsspec (https://github.com/fsspec/filesystem_spec/) and how to use it in your code (change `open()` with `fsspec.open()`) and how to extend it with your own custom url schemes let it work in pandas/polar/...
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Möp:
```sql
-- works, true
select 1 :: smallint = 1 :: bigint;
-- does not work
select 1 :: smallint <@ int8range(1,2);
-- ERROR: operator does not exist: smallint <@ int8range
```Guess what psycopg passes in when giving it a python int param...
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Interesting article how to design the interaction between #DataPlane and #ControlPlane (or between any two services with a big miss-match in #scale):
written by #aws
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Generate "create schema" migration statements with #alembic for only the not yet created schemas:
https://www.katzien.de/en/posts/2023-11-16-create-missing-schemas-in-alembic/
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TIL: `alembic --autogenerate` can be taught to use sequential revision ids in the filename: https://stackoverflow.com/a/67398484/1380673
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Interesting article how to design the interaction between #DataPlane and #ControlPlane (or between any two services with a big miss-match in #scale):
written by #aws
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Interesting article how to design the interaction between #DataPlane and #ControlPlane (or between any two services with a big miss-match in #scale):
written by #aws
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Interesting article how to design the interaction between #DataPlane and #ControlPlane (or between any two services with a big miss-match in #scale):
written by #aws
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Interesting article how to design the interaction between #DataPlane and #ControlPlane (or between any two services with a big miss-match in #scale):
written by #aws
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Someone must have smiled hard when they wrote this in the official #AWS #sagemaker docs:
> If you have missing values in the target column, we recommend using a dataset that doesn't have them.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/canvas-time-series.html
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@[email protected] I can recommend #yadm if you basically want to put $HOME into git without bothering with symlinks or similar stuff. It does some trickery with git to put the local repo elsewhere but otherwise even git aliases work, just with `yadm` instead of `git`. It can of course also handle secrets and bootstrap scripts. Although I would nowadays put secrets into bitwarden and get them from there somehow.
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From the "Been there, done that" department:
Crashing your app with bad #healthchecks: https://philbooth.me/blog/six-ways-to-shoot-yourself-in-the-foot-with-healthchecks
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https://seashells.io/ is nice: `echo "something" | tee >(nc seashells.io 1337)` will print an URL where the piped in content is visible. Given that #nc is basically available everywhere, this is an easy way to get data out...
I've now this in my #aliases
```
# Shows output on a webpage. URL will be displayed.
tee-to-web() {
tee >(nc seashells.io 1337)
}
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On mac, I need to login with password but then I can unlock with fingerprint or password. On #linux #GNOME, I always have to use fingerprint first to get the to password.
The #fprint readme contains this:
> pam_fprintd doesn't support entering either the password or a fingerprint ... could be fixed by having the login managers run 2 separate PAM stacks
https://github.com/dsd/fprintd/blob/master/pam/README
Is anyone aware that one of the #LoginManagers started implementing this two stack #PAM idea?
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On mac, I need to login with password but then I can unlock with fingerprint or password. On #linux #GNOME, I always have to use fingerprint first to get the to password.
The #fprint readme contains this:
> pam_fprintd doesn't support entering either the password or a fingerprint ... could be fixed by having the login managers run 2 separate PAM stacks
https://github.com/dsd/fprintd/blob/master/pam/README
Is anyone aware that one of the #LoginManagers started implementing this two stack #PAM idea?
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On mac, I need to login with password but then I can unlock with fingerprint or password. On #linux #GNOME, I always have to use fingerprint first to get the to password.
The #fprint readme contains this:
> pam_fprintd doesn't support entering either the password or a fingerprint ... could be fixed by having the login managers run 2 separate PAM stacks
https://github.com/dsd/fprintd/blob/master/pam/README
Is anyone aware that one of the #LoginManagers started implementing this two stack #PAM idea?
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https://www.europesays.com/at/98868/ „Krone“-Protokoll – Neuer „Tatort“ aus Köln: Toxisches Kinderfernsehen – Kronen Zeitung #Anders #ArneNolting #AT #Austria #Caro #Entertainment #FrankAnders #FreddySchenk #Happy #JanMartinScharf #KlausJBehrendt #MaxBallauf #MaxGiermann #NielsBormann #Österreich #SachenUndLachen #Showtime #SilvinaBuchbauer #StefanGlück #Unterhaltung
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@BrambleBearSnoring @alxd 100% #noai — It‘s handmade with images in #photoshop and #aftereffects 🙂
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Streets could be so different... in London 🇬🇧🏴 #solarpunk #london #piccadillycircus #utopia #jankamensky #architecture #traffic