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by 1a527dd5 7mo ago
> Desktops showing the taskbar positioned on the bottom, top, left and right side of the screen Welcome to the 90s? They are so far off track. I'm basically never leaving Windows 10.
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by 1a527dd5 7mo ago
I'm waiting for a wired bone conducting headset (mic included), so far only Chinese producers for that market.
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by 1a527dd5 7mo ago
The trouble with XML has never been XML itself. It was also about how easy it was to generate great XML. Because it is complicated and everyone doesn't really agree on how to properly representative an idea or concept, you have to deal
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by 1a527dd5 7mo ago
I adore DuckDB. Did a PoC on a AWS Lambda for data that was GZ'ed in a s3 bucket. It was able to replace about 400 C# LoC with about 10 lines. Amazing little bit of kit.
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by 1a527dd5 7mo ago
It is wild to see America in 2026, I grew up idolizing it. But a quote I heard during the election of Pope Leo:- > “Cardinal George of Chicago, of happy memory, was one of my great mentors, and he said: 'Look, until America goes int
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by 1a527dd5 8mo ago
I wonder how old the rest of the commentators are. I watched the Shock and Awe campaign. I watched Saddam fall. I remember thinking this is great. Years later, I understand it was a complete folly. Removing Saddam in itself was good but wha
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by 1a527dd5 8mo ago
I use #!/bin/sh git checkout main git fetch --prune git branch | grep -v main | xargs --no-run-if-empty git branch -D git pull Save that next to your git binary, call it whatever you want. It's d
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by 1a527dd5 8mo ago
I think denouncing is an incredibly bad idea especially as the foundation of VOUCH seems to be web of trust. If you get denounced on a popular repo and everyone "inherits" that repo as a source of trust (e.g. think email providers
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
Harkens back to https://boredhumans.com/falling_sand.php
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
I look forward to the 1hr+ rant from Louis Rossmann.
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
I wonder if this will force Apple to open up iMessage.
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
Sounds a lot like 'parallel construction'.
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
https://caddy.community/t/doubt-about-the-new-lets-encrypt-c...
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
You don't. For things like installing deps, you can use GitHub Actions or several third party runners have their own caching capabilities that are more mature than what GHA offers.
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
1. Don't use bash, use a scripting language that is more CI friendly. I strongly prefer pwsh. 2. Don't have logic in your workflows. Workflows should be dumb and simple (KISS) and they should call your scripts. 3. Having standalon
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
A year ago I would have agreed wholeheartedly and I was a self confessed skeptic. Then Gemini got good (around 2.5?), like I-turned-my-head good. I started to use it every week-ish, not to write code. But more like a tool (as you would a ca
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
Yeah I remember going through those pages as a kid; my local "chronicle" had loads in. I love Rightmove as a shopper, but it's 2nd-4th order effects have been disastrous. There have been attempts to unseat Rightmove (e.g. boo
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Revolutionary eye injection saved my sight, says first ever patient(bbc.co.uk)
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
Will do my best :)
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
I love ImageMagick. I've used it a few times to make a PDF look scanned. convert -density 90 input.pdf -rotate 0.5 -attenuate 0.2 +noise Multiplicative -colorspace Gray output.pdf
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
I would have never believed this is a thing until I saw it happen near me. Company got sold, the owners were great and made sure everyone was taken care of. Almost all the owners are now back working in one way or another. It's about +
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by 1a527dd5 9mo ago
I mean, I kinda of miss it. But man it was a hostile place for newcomers. Only ever asked one question and I tried to answer more than a handful but never really clicked with the site. I do wonder if it would have faired better under the or
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by 1a527dd5 10mo ago
> In 2018, Unity engineers discussed that they are working on porting the engine to .NET CoreCLR Hard task, no doubt. Unity needs to throw everything at this problem. C# in general has gotten insanely fast by default. It's very much
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by 1a527dd5 10mo ago
Running open source _anything_ looks exhausting from the outside. I don't know why owners/maintainers show grace like this. For me; I would say I'm done and hand it over or just archive the repo. Hope Tim finds a measure of s
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by 1a527dd5 10mo ago
Many thanks, this solves integration tests for us!
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by 1a527dd5 10mo ago
I love "stupid" stuff like this; you normally learn something small and seemingly inane. It's fun!
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by 1a527dd5 10mo ago
Time. That has been the best way to get returns. I setup a 212 account when I was looking to buy our first house. I bought in small tiny chunks of industry where I was comfortable and knowledgeable in. Over the years I worked up a nice port
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by 1a527dd5 11mo ago
This might be my new favourite definition of "failing upwards".
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by 1a527dd5 11mo ago
Unless you work at Cloudflare or have worked at Cloudflare I'm not sure opinions like this help. You don't know the context, you don't know _anything_ except for what Cloudflare chooses to share. There are very few companies

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