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5. After processing the request, save the response to the persistent store before releasing the lock.

Save only if the operation succeeds. It's meaningless to cache a failure, subsequent retries will result in failure from the cache.

Frankly you guys are overengineering the whole thing. We use the concept only for network outages i.e. it is only on timeout that we want to guard against fultilling duplicate request for the same operation.

The insult was so great that throughout its subsequent history, Bulgaria fought exclusively against Russia in every world war, and in the intervals between them, it diligently undermined Russia, all the while not forgetting to shout about “eternal brotherly friendship”.

You cannot expect eternal gratitude esp. when Russian Empire is constantly trying to influence its "vasals" using local puppets. Now is about time for you to fcuk off I would say -- we don't want to have anything in common with you people.

The wrong "pointer" for `rep movsb` is in the assembly code (of the packet driver).

Too bad FileZilla can’t be forced to use EPSV which might just work with this buggy server.

Last available Chromium on XP has 0-days too, so not a big win.

XP support IE8 max

Europe is not a country.

Btw, you completely missed the point of the parent question. . .

Btw, in ZIP archives there is *no* header field that instructs what the pathname separator character(s) used are.

Why don't you bring back the kuna to reduce the inflation? Hold a referendum? Why no one believes this will bring down the inflation?

And Delphi

taking creatine without doing the work probably won't make a difference (except to your wallet)

Creatine is dirt cheap. Anything expensive is probably a scam.

Usually it’s easier to just cross-compile for the new target. No need to start from ground zero.

Btw, VbAsyncSocket[1] project already supports TLS 1.3 on NT 4.0 and Win9x[2]

[1] https://github.com/wqweto/VbAsyncSocket/releases

[2] https://dl.unicontsoft.com/upload/pix/ss_vbasyncsocket_win9x...

Office 97 works on Win11. No emulation needed.

We use bsc and nanozip for archiving DB backups (usually 1-100GB files) and have not found anything remotely close to these as CPU usage vs compression ratio.

    c:> bsc.exe e "%~1" "%~1.bsc" -b1000 -m4e1t -M4H20

    c:> nz.exe a -cd -p2 -m1024m "%~1.nz" "%~1"

Both of these smash zstd and 7-zip on compression and speed -- something like 2x better and 10x faster.

Btw, dont’t remember Turbo C or Borland C++ to be able to compile to 32-bit x86 on DOS

Probably true for Russian cyrillic alphabet tradition but not so much for Bulgarian and other cyrillic ancestry where lowercase letters differ almost for every letter with few exceptions, no matter if handwritten, cursive, italic or normal.

The hierarchical nature of the registry elevates old INI files to at least TOML format in this regard :-))

Very useful!

Posted this on behalf of the silent majority that likes the approach.

There is no short article from fasterthanlime. These have to be worth their money I guess but anyway I always like everything by him.

Is this bit rot happening on a server w/ ECC RAM just curious?

Is Rust as first programming language a thing?

It's even harder playing it under Remote Desktop over slow connection!

I'm not sure you can use the serial on the sticker of a refurbished PC. The sticker is not a license as well as the serial on this sticker is not an OS license.

The original license holder cannot transfer the OS license (unless a company is being bought by other company) so using the serial on the sticker of a refurbished PC by the new owner is generally illegal.

Probably the damages for MS come from refurbishers "assisting" their customers to install OS from repair CDs using serials from stickers left from previous PC owners -- clearly not legal.

Stock iPhone 4 does not support anything newer than iOS 7 - what morning updates are you talking about?

What do you think of two years paid maternal leave? By law. . .

http://www.nerds2nerds.com/ -- just to troll demigod :-))

Is hg easier to use? Or any other DVCS not created by such a bad UX practitioner?

kscope is a LuaJIT implementation of LLVM's Kaleidoscope toy language providing both an interpreter and a compiler which can build statically linked (portable) executables.

Currently the implementation is Windows based/tested only and heavily relies on MinGW-w64 project for bootstrapping the compiler and linking compiler output executables.