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by 40four 7y ago
I will give the parent the benefit of the doubt and assume they think it's fear mongering because of the style and sensationalism of the article (and others this month), not that they are heartless and don't care about the well be
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by 40four 7y ago
Interesting, I didn’t know Heroku used that stuff. It could be from Elixir/ Phoenix websites right?
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by 40four 7y ago
To late, I just blindly pasted that in my terminal and ran it :p OK cool. Thanks for the explanation, that makes sense why it's empty then! I definitely didn't get it. I take back what I said :) It did lead me to poking around t
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by 40four 7y ago
Haha, I suppose that is what they were going for. I'll admit it's not for me. I definitely don't go poking around in my GRUB config very often, but , after reading the write ups others have posted, I did learn some new thing
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by 40four 7y ago
Amazing that a 'website' like this can make the top page. Just a plain un-styled string of, presumably, some sort of configuration. No explanation on how to use it, or what it does. I see 'specter' in there so there&#x27
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by 40four 7y ago
Edit: think I misunderstood :) I have used Vuepress before, it is geared towards building documentation. I believe Vue’s own docs use it. I had a good experience with it, would recommend! https://vuepress.vuejs.org/
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by 40four 7y ago
To be fair, I updated the link to the the ‘tags’ page, since it includes the whole series, after @quit32 commented. They might have been referring to one of the first couple in the series , the link originally pointed to #1. Honestly I’m no
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by 40four 7y ago
That’s interesting usage. I wasn’t aware of the Synology products, I’ll admit I’m not very knowledgeable about security systems. Sounds like you take proper precautions!
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by 40four 7y ago
I would not touch a Wyze camera with a 10 foot pole. Given the recent enormous security breaches, the likely connections to the Chinese government, and the incredibly low price point, there are red flags waving everywhere. Read this blog se
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by 40four 7y ago
For anyone who comes straight to the comments, I recommend passing on this article. If you already clicked through, I'm sorry :) It it misleading, the writer is only considering desktop usage, and then constraining the data the the mon
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by 40four 7y ago
It looks as if some Firefox users bailed to try out the new Edge since the update? Chrome usage remained mostly constant. I'm curious to see if they stick with it, or switch back to Firefox. I like how the article talks as if it was so
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by 40four 7y ago
Framework debates aside, if you’re looking to do something in pure JavaScript this looks like a great resource! Bookmarked :)
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by 40four 7y ago
I don’t think there is anything wrong with building your own ‘framework’. I feel like there is a lot of good experience gained, and learning to be had from taking this approach. Especially for less experienced devs. It forces you to brush u
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by 40four 7y ago
I don't live near a border, I had never heard of this before, and I found a nice description on the ACLU website. https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone/ It appears the 4th amendment certainly stil
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by 40four 7y ago
Looks nice, have not seen this. I'm more and more inclined to take a JAMstack approach with new projects, so RedwoodJS looks very interesting. I keep seeing Prisma pop it's head up every now and then and I've been curious. I
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by 40four 7y ago
Fantastic product! Just found out about it, some nice folks pointed it out to me recently after complaining about how much I hate trying to read long Twitter threads :)
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by 40four 7y ago
CoC works just fine in Vim 8+. I just started using it recently, it is fantastic! Highly recommend. https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim/wiki/Install-coc.nvim#r...
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by 40four 7y ago
That’s a pretty good angry Twitter rant. Here’s the (easier to read) link using threadreaderapp.com, my new found best friend! https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1244257620548038656.html?... The premise that they would
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by 40four 7y ago
Fair points. Some folks are saying just wipe all your items down before storing, seems like a fine solution. I don’t know if I’d trust how long the virus survives. We might not really know yet, I’ve seen varying reports on that.
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by 40four 7y ago
Fair enough. Sanitizing every item once at your house works too. Maybe I just have an aversion to a bunch of unknown people touching all my stuff, pandemic or not. Either way it’s a good reason to get me out of the house, which a hard to co
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by 40four 7y ago
Indeed, someone had to touch it to stock the shelves. I guess if you wipe everything down before you put it away it is a moot point. Maybe for me it’s just a good reason to escape the prison of my house :)
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by 40four 7y ago
That’s true, but that can’t be eliminated.
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by 40four 7y ago
Why is grocery delivery considered a ‘safer’ option than going to the store yourself. I actually prefer to do it myself. I’d rather be the one to lay hands on all my own products. Why would you trust an unknown group of people to take all t
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by 40four 7y ago
Thanks for the links. I only have so much capacity for bad news. Had no seen these :)
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by 40four 7y ago
It’s just not what these machines are meant for clearly. The headline is catchy, but these are clearly not meant for processing huge volumes. That’s what a big lab is for. They can process huge amounts of samples in parallel. These are for
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by 40four 7y ago
Well, maybe I’ve come around after sleeping on it :) Sometimes I can’t resist an angry rant right before bed. @mkrumm schooled me on multiple valid use cases and, I think, outlined how these things will actually be used. They seem to allow
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by 40four 7y ago
No after thinking about it, I think @bamboozled is right. Testing everyone trying to board a flight, or cross a roadblock is not a feasible use case for this device. They will not be used like this. It isn’t a magic wand you can wave, there
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by 40four 7y ago
Poor guy, that doesn’t sound like a correct way to treat someone, but I am not a doctor. This is probably where this device will shine. On site, no remote lab, and allows healthcare workers to make rapid decisions for emergency situations.
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by 40four 7y ago
Ok, good thinking. Those are all pretty good use cases for a 15 minute test, assuming they can actually achieve that. Maybe I’m just too sour and frustrated with the whole situation in the USA, and had to vent a little bit, my fault :( This
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by 40four 7y ago
Don’t get me wrong, I’ve been a big proponent for highly accessible, rapid testing from the get-go. But, I don’t know what the benefit of a 15 minute test is. Can anyone tell me why this is any better than the already demonstrated, very acc

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