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1. 301.▲
   by 38 3y ago

   or instead of being a troll, you could just remove the pointless extra letter: DN = Developer Network
2. 302.▲
   by 38 3y ago

   isn't this bad? every single language I have ever seen that added macros (including Rust) has had problems with macros. unless you are VERY careful, the macro language ends up being turing complete, and/or compile times explode. a
3. 303.▲
   by 38 3y ago

   that doesn't explain the previous status quo, which appears to be that previous (and maybe current) incarnations cant Bluetooth pair without an apple ID.
4. 304.▲
   by 38 3y ago

   > AirPods have gotten better over the years where today I can freely switch between devices belonging to different Apple IDs with the same AirPods. What the fuck. The fact that an apple ID is even involved is absurd. Should be able to ju
5. 305.▲
   by 38 3y ago

   yeah this seems like obvious self promotion
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   by 38 3y ago

   because many programming languages dont support anything beyond 64 bit integers.
7. 307.▲
   by 38 3y ago

   even with the simplifications, the article is extremely dense with acronyms and "crypto bro" lingo. you've been warned.
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   by 38 3y ago

   > It doesn't give you a lot of room to show off by writing clever code, so instead you have to show off by making a great application. I agree with your comment as a whole, but I have also seen plenty of dumb Go code. hey, lets toss
9. 309.▲
   by 38 3y ago

   you obviously haven't seen Mr. Robot.
10. 310.▲
    by 38 3y ago

    you cant MITM HTTPS unless you're are doing it to yourself for testing.
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    by 38 3y ago

    Would you buy an XBOX for business use? IT? devops?
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    by 38 3y ago

    this is bad, really bad. the sender themself cant even read the returned message from a private window. its just another webapp that invades and disrespects privacy.
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    by 38 3y ago

    Kagi needs a free tier. even if its only 10 searches a day, it needs something. I am never going to use it unless I can try it out for a while.
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    by 38 3y ago

    > Idea: An anonymous "vote to end meeting" button where if 50% of people press it, the meeting ends immediately. https://twitter.com/joeylorich/status/1468976175821250565
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    by 38 3y ago

    looks like its on Disney+ Canada, but agreed that is extremely limited given the age of the film: https://disneyplus.com/movies/taking-care-of-business/1cZIoq...
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    by 38 3y ago

    https://wikipedia.org/wiki/If_a_tree_falls_in_a_forest
17. 317.▲
    by 38 3y ago

    I am a professional software developer. I have had Firefox updates disabled for years. I run uBlock Origin with a custom JavaScript whitelist, and it works wonderfully. The only issue I have is when someone is using some bleeding edge web A
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    by 38 3y ago

    good joke
19. 319.▲
    by 38 3y ago

    https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome
20. 320.▲
    by 38 3y ago

    I think Ruby is OK enough, but what is this? state_machine :state, initial: :parked do I think in their zeal to "golf" the language, they forgot to actually keep it readable
21. 321.▲
    by 38 3y ago

    PowerShell here, I use this: $MaximumHistoryCount = 9999
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    by 38 3y ago

    > Stephen Dolan I wonder if its JQ man: https://github.com/stedolan
23. 323.▲
    by 38 3y ago

    doesn't work with Windows: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues/43
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    by 38 3y ago

    I'm not removing it. with all due respect, without a working URL the article is kind of useless to me. ultimately I want to buy or see the official pages on the hardware, which currently doesn't seem possible.
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    by 38 3y ago

    is their website dead or something? http://www.orangepi.org/html/hardWare/computerAndMicrocontro...
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    by 38 3y ago

    yes, I practice this. however its quite difficult, as most package sites dont surface this information. so I end up comparing the go.sum of god knows how many packages: https://github.com/3052/google/blob/main
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    by 38 3y ago

    great idea. every single time I have an annoyance in life, I will just start a company to fix it. that is certainly scalable!
28. 328.▲
    by 38 3y ago

    agreed. its a shame how many websites are ruined by over use of CSS and JavaScript.
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    by 38 3y ago

    > no mention of certificate based digital signatures. Without that this is dead on arrival in a real world business context no, its really not. I have been using PDFs in a "real world business context" for many, many years. and
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    by 38 3y ago

    what we really need is a way to disable forced updates. how people are not more upset by that is beyond me. every time I say that people scream "BUT MUH SECURITY", as if thats the only thing that matters and nothing else should ev