2ion

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by 2ion 7y ago
THe common API is whatever gains traction. Wayland has even less direction than Xorg development (especially in its early days), because it's a spec with lots of holes that others have to implement and fill in, respectively. Even Keith
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It's usually not a full replacement. SSH for macOS has some integration built in that current OpenSSH does not have, like Keychain integration.
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by 2ion 7y ago
e2e always meant e2e. What you are referring to is transport encryption, which as seen doesn't mean execatly the same thing.
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by 2ion 7y ago
All not very relevant. They keep the core business features (like merge request approval) carefully out of the OSS edition. And they haven't fixed the pricing for their premium offering either.
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by 2ion 7y ago
> Hopefully this may incentivize people to be a bit more self-sufficient This has nothing to do with "people". Securing the food supply is a matter of national security, which is why such a shortage of labour should have never
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by 2ion 7y ago
I'd go to the fields at once if it be worth my time. That means 50€/hour plus benefits, and fully paid transportation and accommodation. There are enough jobless people in Germany that should be able to pick any number of fields.
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by 2ion 7y ago
Not everyone who applies is qualified.
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Because it is the only format with mass adoption that makes presentation reasonably stable. Plus it's the format with the only reasonable authoring tools. Personally, I enjoy working with DeJaVu files very much but you only find those
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by 2ion 7y ago
And trigger a chargeback on the credit card for services not rendered as agreed upon. Pay the 720p fee as a settlement,
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by 2ion 7y ago
"Invest" is the correct word. You take on a complex software with zero guarantees, zero support, outdated documentation and basically have to do it all yourself: analyzing the quality of the thing, making it seaworthy by developin
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He put too much trust into mankind. I think it's a problem really good people have almost always; they underestimate how original they are.
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by 2ion 7y ago
"It is easier for a rich man to enter Heaven seated comfortably on the back of a camel than it is for a poor man to pass through the eye of a needle." - Supply Side Jesus, https://imgur.com/gallery/bCqRp
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by 2ion 7y ago
I won't buy another laptop without dedicated graphics card, which rules out most Thinkpads. Sorry, but igpu is not enough these days.
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by 2ion 7y ago
What people also should realize is that China is likely the only country of this size and might in the world that is even able to pull off a response like this anymore -- perhaps Russia could also be a candidate -- just in terms of handling
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by 2ion 7y ago
Recently somebody showed me their sophisticated Docker file that was supposed to build a Maven project "in a reproducible way". When you ran it it spent 5 minutes downloading a bazillion files from the internet…no prior informatio
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by 2ion 7y ago
It is almost irrelevant for existing users what has been added in Android version n + 1, because they will never get updated to n + 1. The joys of the Android vendor ecosystem. Even very expensive phones like Sony get about 1 (mid) or 2 (hi
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by 2ion 7y ago
Perhaps after 1-2 years of mandatory military or civil service. Experiences like that put things into quite a perspective. At least for me, going on to university straight from high school was the most illinformed thing I ever did. Thing is
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by 2ion 7y ago
> If anyone has gotten their account suspended, what was it for and how can I avoid it? For logging in from the wrong location (or network?). Most of the times you just get an email about log in attempts. This was for logging in from JP
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by 2ion 7y ago
Who can afford for their main email account (gsuite, paid), cloud hosting (if you use it, maybe even for business), means of payment (gpay), backup and storage (drive) to get banned/locked without meaningful support just because you ha
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by 2ion 7y ago
Because I need to isolate myself from a crowd that goes on public transport sick, coughes down my neck and sneezes into my face, doesn't wash properly and doesn't have train manners (NO phone calls, NO food, NO party, NO litter, N
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by 2ion 7y ago
Exhibit $n why ECMAScript is not a well-designed language at its core. It ought to be as simple as the Lua core language but it isn't (the object type was a good start but then stopped being one). Boltons after boltons. For things as s
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by 2ion 7y ago
You can build good PKI using your own private CA just as well as using any publicly trusted root. Esp. in the realm of on-prem infra, that's not uncommon.
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by 2ion 7y ago
These clauses don't hold up in extreme conditions or when they can't conclusively prove that it was the customer's fault.
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by 2ion 7y ago
Which is good. Smarts are of horrible quality. At least the combusting ones.
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by 2ion 7y ago
Exactly this happend at a former employer who got sold; employees were promised a lot, streamlining and new projects were put in motion, the buyers took and integrated the half of the company they were interested in, and then they repacked
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by 2ion 7y ago
Because in some way, we wish some things to be true. A little phantasy.
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And the root cause: "I'd let my wife stay home but the returns on my labour have diminished so much in the past 50 years that she has to work too."
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by 2ion 7y ago
The language is official. https://mozilla.github.io/firefox-browser-architecture/text/... says: > XBL is a proprietary technology developed by Mozilla. We are solely responsible for the maintenance and improvem
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by 2ion 7y ago
Studying Latin and Ancient Greek in high school unlocked so much knowledge and intuition for me: * Easy to grok how Romance languages work (French, Italian, etc), you can make up a lot of vocabulary on the spot, knowing Latin, and still be
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by 2ion 7y ago
> As someone who carries a MBP every day, the focus on portability is something I appreciate. So for me, I’m happy to take that trade off. Well, no. I got issued a 2018 MBP 15" and it's an alumninum brick twice as heavy as any

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