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541.
by 7bit 1y ago
If deps are a problem for you, don't use basecoat.
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by 7bit 1y ago
There is a difference between an up2date Ubuntu 24.04 and an up2date Ubuntu. And as security updates are back ported to all supported versions - and 24.04 being an LTS release, it is as up2date as it gets. If you're being pedantic, be
543.
by 7bit 1y ago
> What’s there to elaborate? It’s well documented in public. What is there to elaborate is what the author really thinks. "Well documented in public" is such nonsense. First of all, what you mean by that is purely subjective. S
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by 7bit 1y ago
And yet, he chooses to say nothing at all. You say there's no fluff. I say that's nothing more than fluff. I wish people would find the courage to actually talk about issues instead of keeping quiet.
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by 7bit 1y ago
> Overall I think my approach was a good one in helping to build a successful project. But Google has changed, and Go has changed, and the overall computer programming environment has changed. It’s become clear over the last year or so t
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by 7bit 1y ago
They are everywhere. It's like a plague.
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by 7bit 1y ago
So, you're saying that because they don't know to use A they are likely to also don't know enough to contribute to B? Being a good coder has absolutely no correlation to being good at using Mercurial.
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by 7bit 1y ago
This is a very weak argument.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Thank you for this. I'm honestly baffled about the quality of other hackers' comments on this topic. Many of them take the feature as a personal attack where it simply is an additional layer of protection against accidentally leak
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by 7bit 1y ago
It's about convenience. You would be surprised how much information is leaked simply because it was so convenient to.
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by 7bit 1y ago
I am a sysadmin and we will enable this. This is because many meetings discuss confidential or strictly confidential information that must not be leave the meeting. In-house, you would simply hand out papers that you collect before concludi
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by 7bit 1y ago
"Small" as in "small startup"
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by 7bit 1y ago
Wow.
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by 7bit 1y ago
I don't understand the post, to be honest. It seems they wrote a book to announce that they will install a new logo and an updated design. They are asking the community to get involved in the process, but don't exactly tell them h
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by 7bit 1y ago
Those are extremely specialized dependencies. Whereas in Rust, we talk about e.g. serde, which is included in the std libs for many major languages Are you really trying to compare serde to rendering engines?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Le Pen is french. She lives in France. She is in a French political party. France is not Italy. Paris is french and Rome is Italian.
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by 7bit 1y ago
I have to look into that. Especially with the Prettier's developer's stance of HTML reformatting, with which they happily violate HTML specs. Ugh!
558.
by 7bit 1y ago
Docker as a requirement for end-users is terrible no matter what.
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by 7bit 1y ago
And yet, PGP still sucks, so it's not that easy, no?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Because certificates are too complex for non-techies. Most of my sysadmin and dev colleagues have no clue how they work. Most of them have have access to SECTIGO CERTIFICATE MANAGER, a web UI to sign and issue certificates. Yet, every time
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by 7bit 1y ago
He said it's an important privacy law. Not that it's a pro-privacy law. Only you said that.
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by 7bit 1y ago
No, it means that privacy on cryptocurrency is the major driver of corruptions and tax fraud, and it's important to remove any privacy around these topics. Want to stay private, there always FIAT currency, which protects your privacy (
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by 7bit 1y ago
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by 7bit 1y ago
That holds the same truth as that all other person can't do the work and are completely stupid. Which is zero.
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by 7bit 1y ago
A single threaded Facebook server would have saved humanity.
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by 7bit 1y ago
What? The point of Signal is not message scraping, but a good E2E encryption. Message scraping is just one feature the app provides that you can turn of if you wish.
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by 7bit 1y ago
> It has value because a student can only get it by learning and problem-solving. No. It has value, because companies value it. It sets the starting point for your first salary and then for every salary negotiation moving forward. As som
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by 7bit 1y ago
It was clearly a joke and that is not the best place to come down with a morality club. It has soapbox vibes and the person who made the joke also hasn't earned that.
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by 7bit 1y ago
For an end user this needs to be translated. Fewer lines of code mean better long-term maintainability. It could also mean better stability and less bugs. However, that is not granted as you can introduce pretty severe bugs also with few li
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by 7bit 1y ago
> Why be responsible for other people's livelihoods if you can make it work with less people? Because he is the fourth richest man on the planet and that demands some responsibility, which he refuses to take. He owns 162,000,000,000

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