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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
This is slightly different to most. Would it have got this far it is was a cold contact? Probably not. What this group did was lure someone into thinking they're part of a company as you're more likely to do what your employer tel
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
Such fond memories, I remember modplay, which thankfully someone else on HN wrote about: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19007804 - I think I first found it on a 1.44" on the front of a magazine in the 90s. Since
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
I don't think there'll be a good alternative until Firefox isn't the alternative to Chrome.
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
Debian for everything.
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
> In Europe where firing is almost impossible, hiring is a very tedious process. France has good job security rules, from what I've heard. The UK, not so much. Once you've completed two years, you are entitled to a consultation
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
Someone once showed me telnet 0 80. Lots of things should resolve.
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
Is it wrong to think of marketing akin to parasites that affect behaviour? Often they say "sex sells", isn't that something that often uses images that humans are pre-programmed to desire alongside the product that marketing
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
Debugging Behind the Iron Curtain is also a good story: https://www.jakepoz.com/debugging-behind-the-iron-curtain/
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
I've slept on the train plenty of times. Once you get used to the journey I honestly don't know how, but you often wake up just before you stop. Fortunately I've not missed my stop when sober. I'm sure the first few jour
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by 6c696e7578 4y ago
If you don't care much about the data, no harm putting it in /dev/shm :)
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
Wouldn't it be done more like this though? "%04d%02d%02d" % (999,1,1)
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
qmail since 2003. No intention of changing, well, maybe to postfix. There's several advantages for me, I can easily backup Maildir with find -mtime +90, tar and purge. Using mutt to read my own mail makes filtering off spam very easy.
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
They're there to make you work slower, perfect concentration breaker. Of course, if you're not busy they're fine as your attention may be needed, but they should definitely be off by default.
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
Most business owners probably don't want experienced staff to have opportunities to work remotely for another organisation.
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
PSA: If you're going to try sending odd file formats to your printer. Just leave one sheet of paper in the tray whilst experimenting.
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
There's probably a lot less going to landfill today. That said, maybe more getting thrashed too: https://www.itv.com/news/2021-06-21/amazon-destroying-millio...
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
There's an element to slow shipping that has less effect today, since we're starting the week, it doesn't matter if things turn up tomorrow or Friday if it is for weekend DIY projects. I wouldn't mind using another retai
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
A few years back didn't bitcoin botnets patch/fix their nodes so that other ransomware/malware operators didn't take over their valuable mining stock? The delicate ecosystem of the unwatched computer.
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by 6c696e7578 5y ago
Microsoft don't sell software in this context. They're selling a service, primarily Azure. Azure is the mainframe that you'll be running your Rust applications on and paying Microsoft the monthly rental for that. Microsoft do
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
What bothers me is that this system probably works at M$, which means their managers are probably using it to monitor their staff, using their inhouse tools. That probably has a good ROI since finding issues with their products is helpful.
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
I find ttf fonts generally smudge the letters together and can make things hard to see. proggy[1] is quite good if misc-fixed[2] is not available. [1] https://proggyfonts.net/download/ [2] https://en.wik
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
> door games Some of those are around still, like Legend of the green dragon. They were great, sort of massive multiplayer online games, but just one at a time, though, I think LORD had some inter-BBS connectivity. > Thoughtful, min
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
Forums are just, well, messages. In the old day there was fidonet. It was wonderful, grab your messages and read off-line. Then came email which was much the same, most people used POP and later IMAP. Now we have facebooks and reddits (or L
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
The man page is many times better than me at explaining it: upgrade upgrade is used to install the newest versions of all packages currently installed on the system from the sources enumerated in &#
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
I would imagine that happens for the patch to become a PR, give it a try.
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
Should do it, I like to include a dist-upgrade at the end to do additional tidying if dependencies have changed dramatically.
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
I think gitlab has a few email gateways. You can send patches to salsa if you create an account first. To be quite honest, at least this way spam goes down a bit. For the maintainers, they can filter things when it arrives this way. As a pr
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
ESP8266 does, source, have several and: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESP8266
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
I remember WP being a very stable format between versions, unlike Word ~ 2000, it wasn't able to manage their own document formats. So if people put up with the issues then, why not now?
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by 6c696e7578 6y ago
If M$ really loves open source, then they would have opened their office formats. They may even have made life easy for themselves by dropping their proprietary formats in favour of open. This has never happened. Their intention is to retai

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