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4y ago
I fully agree, but then it would be integrated with Clippy or in a wiki with a page per code (like shellcheck). The document in this post is helpful because it does the first step of explaining the rationals, that can then eventually be aut
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On the other hand, if it could be easily checked, the document would be: "Enable ANSSI clippy mode" and not multiple pages.
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Dolphin Progress February, March, and April 2022
(fr.dolphin-emu.org)
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4y ago
For context, Renault sold its majority stake in AvtoVAZ (Lada, 45k employees) today for 1 ruble to the Russian government, with the option to buy-back for the next 6 years: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/economy/article
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4y ago
There's always the slight possibility that this might be a bug in the macOS Monterey bluetooth stack ? Hardware interoperability is quite complicated, but the device did work with the previous version of macOS (presumably the one Jabra
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Rust's crates.io malicious typosquatting crate "rustdecimal" security advisory
(blog.rust-lang.org)
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4y ago
You can have an electronic circuit that is open, unless you press a button, then it's powered on and keeps power until a timeout/event. I know, it requires some more complex concepts than a bidirectional physical switch, but it&#x
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4y ago
What costs are you using ? Because cloud costs are definitely outrageous, and definitely not what an at-scale operation like Vimeo or YouTube is paying.
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HOT TAKE: maybe not. Just make it default off. Official switch pro controller does not have this issue because it's always off, unless you press buttons, then it connects. Corollary: you cannot store it in a place where buttons might b
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4y ago
Congrats, this type of release is really hard to do and usually gains you nothing apart from that impossible to measure reputation. Kudos to all involved.
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4y ago
Yup, I worked on a device that got a reddot award, and this is exactly how it works. IMHO it's a red flag (pun intended). I wouldn't be surprised if iF was exactly the same.
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4y ago
I understand the fingerprinting angle. It could be mitigated by ensuring a given UA will have all versions across OSes be the same set of feature, and only evolve these feature bits at the same time as version. Developer mode could have mor
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I feel like the 90% use case could be fixed with a clean js feature detection API from browsers. Basically caniuse.com, but programmatically accessible. Any new feature must have a name, and sub-names for granularity. Any difference of impl
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4y ago
It's... explained in the article?
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Solving the Pixel Challenge 2022 with ML
(medium.com)
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Musk vs. Europe: The upcoming battle over free speech
(politico.eu)
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I've worked on consumer hardware projects where this was the weekly output cadence. And there are companies out there doing more than this number of devices daily. At scale hardware production is ruthless; which is why this relative su
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At ~230€ (w/ tax&shipping) it's a very hard proposition, even for someone with an interest in weird devices and disposable income. A gamer that likes indie games, probably be more at home with the cheaper Switch Lite and a few
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Talk like a systems engineer: Yaks all the way down
(flameeyes.blog)
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Web color is still broken
(webcolorisstillbroken.com)
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Netflix to introduce ad-supported plans in a major shift
(techcrunch.com)
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I prefer using (neo)vim, but I find it a bit disingenuous to ask such a question. LSPs wouldn't exist without the investments made in VSCode. I'm grateful for this technology aimed at bringing IDE features in any editor (instead o
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How often do you update it ? Because it seems to have seen quite a few update from the beginning of 2022.
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Might be a browser difference (firefox here). Thanks for the update, it works better.
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Does not work either because apparently bit.ly's 301 preserves the Referer.
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I should have clarified, that I was talking about leadership's external communication on the incident, like in the article. Nobody doubted you were working around the clock, or with lots of people involved.
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From the article: > Atlassian claims the customers impacted were “only” 0.18% of its customer base at 400 companies. From https://jira-software.status.atlassian.com/ : > The team is continuing the restoration process
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The sad truth is that with 99.8% of customers unaffected, it was probably thought to be a minor issue. If those customers didn't have Gergely's ear we probably wouldn't have heard about it.
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5y ago
It seems that the Download & Print for flyers is full resolution for all of them. The biggest issue is that is that they are exported to jpg instead of png.
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Oh I see, sorry for the misunderstanding. To go into more details, you need to send a LRAR, which is the only one with a legal proof and costs ~6-7€; otherwise they could pretend that you never sent it. But my comment was on the fact that i
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