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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
I really miss forums. Google did a really good job of indexing forums, they where a great place to find honest reviews, share information etc. Now they are dying with users spread across various services which are not publicly indexed makin
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Not just "shady" jobs! Any company including the large tier one's doing "big data" are harvesting data by various questionable means for questionable purposes. After working temporarily in big data at a large unname
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Haven't looked at the other implementations yet but with wireguard-go I've been struggling to run it as non root on OpenBSD. I've created a _wireguard user+group, setup a /dev/tun0 interface to have the _wireguard g
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
"most people do not know how to handle a car above 80mph" It's 2019, most modern cars will do 80mph comfortably and safely, good breaks, good handling, modern electronic driver aids that are appearing and advancing, on a clea
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Having a copy of the anarchist / jolly roger cookbook would have you serving jail time in 2019. I remember a time where you would see printed copies at car boot sales or numerous geocity copies.
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
I don't think they aim to turn out computer science graduates. The article states they will be starting with HTML, CSS and JS, it's likely to be more computer competency than anything.
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Unless it gets 17.5+ million votes, it'll likely just get referred back to https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/239706#debate-thres... . It'll be interesting to see the response if it does gets 17.5+ votes
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
I use functional programming as I've done my fair share of fixing stupid bugs at silly times in the morning and the resulting firefighting. In my experience, I/teams I've worked on produce fewer bugs, FP, referential transpar
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
It is infuriating. Read the terms and conditions/privacy policy for the apps! For a soundbar, that sits in my living room to produce sound from a television, maybe stream music to it via Bluetooth or listen to online radio why does it
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Numbers from 2015, 46% of prisoners have literacy issues that they are at the level of an 11-year-old. 52% have numeracy issues, a third self-reported having a learning difficulty or disability. Ref https://www.prisonerseducation
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Yes, this annoys me. Yes to use their service I need to send them text, they can't process it if I don't although it would be nice if they offered an offline app, even at a price. However it's annoying how they store document
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
I found DevinThink at the end of last year and ended paying up for the full premium version for ocr when they had on a Christmas sale. Not sure why I never seen it before as it’s been around a very long time. I used Evernote extensively for
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
I’d describe Atlassian’s Sydney pay as fair if you enjoy working there but on the lower to mid end of the market so you wouldn’t join on a purely financial decision. They have also stated they’ll never attempt to be one of the big payers. A
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
The UX I'd say is following dark patterns for this. You cannot enable U2F without first enabling SMS Auth and or OTP Auth. Once u2f enabled if you delete both SMS Auth and OTP auth it disables 2 factor auth and takes you to a welcome s
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
I use Unbound[1] for DNS caching and local DNS. I have Unbound configured to forward queries to a local Stubby[2] instance that does DNS over TLS to CloudFlare. Stubby does keep-alives and not restricted to a single thread and opening a new
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
It saddens me when I’ve been a Fastmail customer for 4 years, happy with the pricing, happy with the service as a temporary resident my only way to make a stand about the laws is to move away from Australian service providers. I’ll likely s
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Looks / seems to work pretty well, fast and simple. The one thing with Australia, I'd probably try to highlight the types of roads / ability to set road type preference. I.E in a small hatchback I'd want to avoid unseale
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Depending on your size / budget / needs Snowflake may interest you. https://www.snowflake.com/product/architecture/ . I haven't used it but have been given a presentation by them on it, and it was ve
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by BFLpL0QNek 8y ago
Do you have more information on this? I've just rebuilt my home server/nas going from 2x3tb disks in a mirror no encryption to 4 x 4tb disks in a striped mirror with native ZFS encryption on ZOL. Most of my data is read only media