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Eero plus vs NextDNS 1 Day Ago by Puterwiz82 I been using Eero+ but recently switched to NextDNS. I selected several blocklists. Which is better to use, Eero+ or NextDNS? I know there’s a price difference. I don’t need parental controls. Re: Eero plus vs NextDNS 1 Day Ago by rproffitt Why either? https://www.reddit.com/r/eero/comments/tv39ig/eero_secure_vs_nextdns/ kicks it around and I can't see why to use either. Re: Eero plus vs NextDNS 1 Day Ago by rproffitt HTTPS and DNS? Why not use the Brave browser then? Too much to type about that here so read how to set up at https://www.reddit.com/r/brave_browser/comments/ucx1jp/most_secure_dns/ Then again, why aren't you using a VPN and calling it a day? Re: Eero plus vs NextDNS 1 Day Ago by rproffitt Network level? My answer would be a VPN. Slaying Unicorns: How Europe Sabotages Its Own Economic Future 3 Weeks Ago by Johannes C. **With the decline of industry and post-colonial exploitation, Europe should aim to become a global leader in the tech and service industry. But as the EU increasingly complicates the process for startups to thrive, the economic outlook appears bleak.** If you've missed recent AI news, **[Claude Opus now outperforms GPT-4 in most areas](https://… Re: Improve HAVING BY performance 2 Weeks Ago by Biiim > I don't have experience with MariaDB, but in MySQL, something like that will work as long as I do SELECT sum(points) AS total FROM ... HAVING total > 10. Is that what you were getting at? Kind of, MariaDB is a fork of MySQL from around 2009 or something like that, MySQL 5.* and the creator continued developing MariaDB and Oracle took … Re: Redirect non-www to www cons? 4 Weeks Ago by Dani As someone who has been in the SEO industry for over two decades, it doesn't really matter if you use www or non-www. All that is important is that, whichever you choose, you stick to it. That means that all links on the web (social media, etc.) point to the same version of your domain. All internal links on your website point to the same version … Re: What are you watching on TV? 3 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim >Doesn't the link I posted open? My mistake. I just scrolled back to the last couple of posts, not far enough to see the link. Dani - if you like Resident Alien I suggest you watch the movie, [Tucker and Dale vs Evil](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1465522/). Re: ASUS Laptops - my experience 3 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim When I got it back they had replaced both the motherboard and the power supply and I checked in the store to verify there were no power issues. I suspect you are correct about them not reconnecting the touchpad as that was not working in Linux either. As for GPT vs NTFS, I have never formatted to anything but NTFS, and when I originally got the … Re: What is Blue hat SEO? 2 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim Yet another example of taking a simple concept (black hat vs white hat from old cowboy flicks) and diluting it until nobody can make sense of it anymore. Just like the myriad different coloured wrist bands and ribbons. What's next? Purple hat? Green Hat? Re: DomContentLoaded vs jQuery Ready fn 4 Weeks Ago by jkon Of course I agree with toneewa and pritaeas but because it is an intresting topic I thought to share some thoughts to it. Given the fact that I load jQuery (in one minified file that contains also every JavaScript that this part of the app requires) I load it dynamically after DOMContentLoaded or onLoad in older browsers. e.g.: var … Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by cored0mp I was thinking that one way that a coding team could work would be that coders would be rotated through several roles. This would prevent people from getting too comfortable towards the goal of preventing problem areas (code quality wise) from developing in the department. * Architecture * Production Coding * Documentation * Quality … Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim I think it is a good idea for the design team to get input from the coders. Let me give you a non-programming example. My brother was a civil engineer in charge of the maintenance of the province's water treatment plants. When the design for a new plant came to his desk he showed it to the people who would be doing the actual hands-on maintenance. … Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by Dani Are you implying that a single person would constantly rotate across positions involving software architect, coder, writing documentation, and doing QA? I'm not a fan of this strategy. Firstly, different people have different strengths and weaknesses. You want to put each person in a position in which they will thrive at doing what they're best at.… Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim I'm saying that the design team should get input from the coders who will have to implement/maintain and software system. A designer might not put hooks into the code for logging that can be enabled and disabled as required for troubleshooting. When I designed infrastructure I put in many hooks of this type. In a production system they would … Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by cored0mp @Reverend Jim > That meant there were no junctions that could be disassembled to clean the insides of the pipes. They would have had to cut the pipes after installation and install access points to allow for cleaning. Design people often don't have maintenance as a priority. I agree and if anything I would go further. I don't see coding… Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim >and find your choice of plumbing perhaps apt Before I retired, if someone asked what I did I usually replied, "digital plumber". It was not my full job but it described the major duties much better than just "programmer". Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by cored0mp @dani > Are you implying that a single person would constantly rotate across positions involving software architect, coder, writing documentation, and doing QA? Yes. > I'm not a fan of this strategy. Firstly, different people have different strengths and weaknesses. Yes, but given that the req will request five properties, if … Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by pritaeas > I think that to be a good coder one must show some talent for design. And to be a good designer one must show some talent at code. I have never experienced this in any of the companies I have worked for. It's a bit different for web apps, since some designers know (the quirks of) HTML/CSS, but to me that is not coding. Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim I frequently had to deal with Engineers who felt they could both design software and write it. I only once met an engineer who could do both competently. She got her degree in computer engineering and started in my group as a junior member. She rose quickly through the ranks and even became my boss for a couple of years (my happiest at work) before… Re: Design vs. Coding 2 Months Ago by chuckc Reading this I thought, suppose in a group of cave men, some were good at making wheels and some were very good at making wagons. If they switched rolls might they get round wagons with square wheels? On the other hand, if they had a wheel maker who insisted on making square wheels, switching roles might be a good thing. Maybe one size doesn’t … Claude 3 Opus Vs. Google Gemini Vs. GPT-4 for Zero-Shot Text Classification 1 Month Ago by usmanmalik57 On March 4, 2024, [Anthropic](https://www.anthropic.com/) launched the [Claude 3 family of large language models](https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-3-family). Anthropic claimed that its Claude 3 Opus model outperforms GPT-4 on various benchmarks. Intrigued by Anthropic's claim, I performed a simple test to compare the performances of Claude … DomContentLoaded vs jQuery Ready fn 1 Month Ago by Dani I think that I understand the difference between: document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', callback_fn); and: window.addEventListener('load', (event) => { ... }); However, as a jQuery user, what is the difference between DOMContentLoaded and the jQuery ready fn? Re: DomContentLoaded vs jQuery Ready fn 1 Month Ago by toneewa jQuery's ready() works asynchronously, even if the DOM is already ready, which keeps your code running consistently. jQuery simulates the non-existent DOMContentLoaded event on obsolete browsers like Internet Explorer, using deferred execution, that fires later than the real event in other browsers, making sure it doesn't run too early. … Re: DomContentLoaded vs jQuery Ready fn 1 Month Ago by pritaeas > However, as a jQuery user, what is the difference between DOMContentLoaded and the jQuery ready fn? No difference really, although some sources state that the ready function might fire "a little" later (because it is wrapper code). Re: Getting Started With C# - The List 1 Month Ago by Shahzad111 C-Sharp Tutorial is for student and prefessional who want to learn C# programming from basic to advance. We have discussed every topic of C# alonge with examples in this tutorial guide. https://c-sharptutorial.com/ need fast crc32 file hash 17 Years Ago by acezrwild817 VS 2005 does not include the crc32 checksum in their crypto library and I was wondering if anyone knows where I could find a very fast algorithm. I currently have three different algorithms but none of them are much faster than Md5. I know for a fact that the crc32 is much faster than md5 but I can't seem to find one that has been coded in the … Bound toolbars still locate anywhere 16 Years Ago by Gerhardt VS 2005 SP1 VB .Net 2.0 I'm using toolstrips inside of a toolstrip container. I have each toolstrip's location setting bound to my.settings through the applicationsetting property. However when running my application the toolbars seem to move to some random location at startup. In the project's properties under the Setting tab, there is a… Test for storing and retrieving objects 13 Years Ago by rcanter VS 2010, 4.0....C# and NUnit Hoping someone can help me out. I am trying to store and retrieve items from an interface and create Nunit tests on them and am lost. I believe the impl and interface are correct but I am having problems figuring out how to write the tests to test that the item was stored, retrieved and then compare the two to see if … SSIS for Dummies 12 Years Ago by moone009 VS 2005 I just started to realized the power of SSIS packages meaning I am very new. Anyways I built a package that pulls from one of my stored procs and creates a flat file out of it and then sends to an FTP folder Okay now the problem is all of the videos and reading I have been doing shows people doing this on their local machines. I…