I would guess 3 colour channels at 16bit (i.e. 2 bytes)

(2^32)÷(1920×1080×4×3×2) = 86

Where does the 4 come from? I thought it was R+G+B+A, but you already have 3 colour channels in that calculation

Yep, my logic is faulty there. And even if we assume that it's 24bpp color, that's still a factor of 2 out.

My first step now when trying to resurrect old projects is to create a Docker container for it - that way I can install any old versions of anything (like node or PHP) I need without having to worry about it polluting anything else on the system.

He did two pairs of books, White Warlord/Black Baron and Scarlet Sorcerer/Emerald Enchanter. All were printed 1986.

They were interesting because they contained both a single-player game (one in each book) and two-player game (which required both books).

Probably subjective to your particular set up - I just got the opposite results on my mac:

202 ± 4.7 - Chrome

184 ± 5.0 - Firefox

171 ± 2.6 - Safari

fyi, if you're uncertain in the single-digits place, you have no precision in the tenths place. for experimental uncertainty, it's always one sigfig

Has also been published to NPM as v6.6.6 (https://www.npmjs.com/package/faker)

A different announcement, linked to from php.net homepage: https://blog.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/2021/11/the-php-foundati...

It wouldn't be suitable for any application where you care about GDPR (i.e. you store personal information and have users in the EU)

The "right to be forgotten" is not compatible with immutable data. You can't simply need to mark data as deleted, you need to 'purge' it from your system (and possible backups, depending on how long you keep historic backups) - that isn't possible in a system with immutable data.

I mean there are solutions for this. About CQRS/Event sourcing I've read that it's possible to solve it by encrypting the data with different keys and then rotating/throwing away the keys every now and then. Seems a bit hacky but probably there are more elegant approaches.

Probably to prevent confusion with "1"

Commonly it's to prevent confusion with "J". A confusion with a number when only letters are expected in that place is unlikely.

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Apparently, still not well: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=nouveau-...

It has a maximum, not a minimum: The higher of 4% turnover OR €20m. That means even with 0 revenue, your fine can be up to €20m (It won't, because if you're not making money your small fry to them, but still, the fine can be greater than 0)