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by ArchOversight 6y ago
Steve Klabnik did a talk about async/await and building your own executor: https://www.infoq.com/presentations/rust-async-await/ Might be worth a listen if you are intent on building your own!
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
> AT&T automatically enrolls wireless subscribers in a basic ad program that pools them into groups, and Verizon similarly pools subscriber data before sharing with advertisers, the Journal reported. The article even mentions exactly
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
> codepath used in the wild: preapproval for a large file upload There is no current browser, or client that by default will send an Expect: 100-Continue. cURL removed it because it was too often broken. See https://curl.se&#x
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
If you are within BLE range you can "track" someone, but that is already the case with wifi/bluetooth in general. Even known the public key, you can download the encrypted reports from Apple, but since you don't have the
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
Have you tried the Docker for M1 preview? It's been great for me!
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
I heavily use Moom for this. It's $10 on the App Store IIRC. It's absolutely fantastic and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
That system has probably been migrated a hundred times, and will continue to be!
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
It's also for sale at Costco: $16 for 2 lbs which matches the pricing of the Trader Joes.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
None of the electric bills in Texas should have been a surprise. Those people chose to pay market rate for their electricity, that is not always going to turn out well for the consumer during events that would lead to market rate being comp
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
This isn't modifying the sudoers file, it is modifying the pam file.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
Also, don't use virtual cards with Google Cloud. My old boss used his shiny new Apple Credit Card, which has a virtual number for non Apple Pay charges. His entire account got locked out until he was finally about to get ahold of someo
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
This does seem broken, since the temporary string that is created by the concatenation is short lived, and the std::string_view inside the Symbol won't hold on to it, just the pointer to the data.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
`parse_version_script` is defined as taking an `std::string`, std::string() over an `std::string_view` will create a new std::string with a copy of the data from arg.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
My companies MDM software would freak out if I did that. So much of it is tied to the specific serial number of the machine, as well as various baked in management of push notifications for profile updates and the like being tied to the dev
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
https://www.bayviewpastasf.com and https://www.pastashopfresh.com Have bucatini that is made fresh and is absolutely amazing. I found Bay View's pasta at Public Market, and it is absolutely delicious.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
While not official, there is at least one or two Amazonians working on https://github.com/rusoto/rusoto which is a pretty great Rust AWS SDK.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
It's interesting that you equate goatse with 4chan! I'm old :-(
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
Have you looked at `hupper` from the Pylons Project? The author posted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26039366
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
fn main() { let (oh, woe, is, me) = ("the", "Turbofish", "remains", "undefeated"); let _: (bool, bool) = (oh<woe, is>(me)); } So we have four strings, one named "oh",
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
Why call this "distribution"? This is going to be impossible to Google.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
Comcast gives you a /60 block that you can assign multiple /64's out of. My computer rotates out IPv6 addresses every 30 minutes using SLAAC with privacy addresses. While you can identify the /64, there is no guarantee t
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
That's what the author is talking about. The Python that comes with HomeBrew is not for you, it's only for the dependencies in the HomeBrew world.
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
Make sure that Xcode is installed, and available, then these instructions work a treat: https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv/issues/1643#issuecomment-7293... For installing Python on the M1 Apple Silicon. This will
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
This is a long standing issue in various open source projects that use Go, where they want to ship static binaries. Most recently, this happened with Concourse and it's Fly binary: https://github.com/concourse/conc
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
sqlalchemy in Python. Having used both ActiveRecord and sqlalchemy, I'll take sqlalchemy all day everyday.
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It's a risk assessment calculation, and usually the lawyers make that call. At a previous company I worked at legal considered it cheaper to reinvent the wheel if necessary to avoid GPL software than to potentially have to deal with a
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
> It sounds like they are making up excuses for not wanting to fully Open Source their code; which is fine. But don't blame upstream for your reluctance or inability to adhere to this. They are changing the license on ALL of their s
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sudoedit doesn't seem to be installed?
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If a 100 Gbps link goes down, and all the other links that could carry that route are only 10 Gbps... it goes downhill quickly. Too much traffic is concentrated at the major carriers which carry a large amount of traffic over relatively lit
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by ArchOversight 6y ago
If 100 Gbps of capacity suddenly went away, then BGP attempted to route around it, and sent that traffic down 10 Gbps routers instead, which overloaded, or were not ready for the deluge of traffic, then those BGP routes could start flapping

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