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Microsoft wouldn't look at a bug report without a video(theregister.com)
2 points by Corrado 2y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 2y ago
This sounds like good progress for getting Rust into more places. I had no idea that this type of thing was not supported in Rust-GCC. BTW: Here's a good reference to the differences between "if" and "if let" - ht
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Rust Additions for GCC 15 Bring Support for If-Let Statements(phoronix.com)
27 points by Corrado 2y ago|25 comments
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by Corrado 2y ago
Yes. Make it a one time payment that is sufficiently large and you remove the pressure to retain users. In fact, it would be the opposite; find a great match as soon as possible to get the user off your platform.
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by Corrado 2y ago
This policy sounds like a great thing all around. It reduces traffic, noise, and pollution in the city and increases MTA funding. Win-Win! My only question is why does the federal government (ie. Trump) want to halt it? Why do they care
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by Corrado 2y ago
You know, the YouTube app on my Amazon FireCube recently started prompting me to log in every time I open it. I don't have to authenticate or anything but I do have to choose a profile. This started a couple of months ago and I didn&#
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by Corrado 2y ago
Does that work with DoH (DNS over HTTP)? It's my understanding that using systems like AdGuard or NextDNS or even PiHole fail to handle DoH requests. In that case the only solution is something like uBlock Origin.
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by Corrado 2y ago
Yes, it's been my experience that there is a huge gulf between the "Premium" AWS support plans (Enterprise) and all the others. The Enterprise plan is extremely pricey but you get very good support. I've tried debuggin
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by Corrado 2y ago
I tried playing Deadlock for a bit but it seems too much like an Overwatch clone. I like TF2 for it's simplicity and visual ease. Some of the current FPS games just clutter up the screen with soooo much stuff ... it's hard to se
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by Corrado 2y ago
I wonder how this will affect the MegaCheatersDB ( https://mcdb.neocities.org/ ) and the MegaAntiCheat system ( https://github.com/oenu/MegaAntiCheat ). Those projects are doing what they can to track dow
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by Corrado 2y ago
I know you’re being facetious, but there was a time that I did toggle a boot loader in with switches on the front of a mini computer. Now I feel super old.
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by Corrado 2y ago
I agree that the UX of Mastodon was not the best. I tried several times to use it and it just never "clicked". Bluesky just worked for me, almost without trying. Maybe my problem with Mastodon was choosing the server to join. M
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Next-gen Ethernet standards set to move forward in 2025(networkworld.com)
17 points by Corrado 2y ago|8 comments
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by Corrado 2y ago
I think Steven Colbert hosted a show using himself as the host. I’m not sure about the tax implications though.
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by Corrado 2y ago
If you haven't checked out the "AWS SSO Containers" extension they you are missing out! I recently found this beauty and it's literally changed the way I work. I couldn't be happier. [0] https://addons.
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by Corrado 2y ago
I live in the AWS console for work and am constantly switching between accounts. The "AWS SSO Containers" extension has been a godsend for me. I used to use Chrome profiles for this but it was very clunky and only allowed access
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by Corrado 2y ago
In my quest to move away from Chrome I tried to daily drive Safari on my new work supplied M4 MBP. I really tried, but it was just too slow in daily use. At first I thought something was wrong with my networking or Internet connection, or
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Vulnerable Ruby on Rails project for security education(github.com)
2 points by Corrado 2y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 2y ago
The beer is better. lol
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by Corrado 2y ago
Thank you. I feel like I’m taking crazy pills because I (mostly) hate autocomplete; it mostly just gets in my way. I do almost everything in Sublime Text with very few plug-ins. At the same time everyone around me is using the latest VS
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by Corrado 2y ago
Isn’t this what Tesla does for their driving data? However it would fall apart if they didn’t have real world days to feed into it, right?
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by Corrado 2y ago
I personally find Mastodon confusing and I'm always unsure if I'm on the "correct" instance or not. I understand that all the instances can talk to each other, but it still feels disjointed to me; like I'm missing
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by Corrado 2y ago
Same for me. The bidet is absolutely a life changer. And the BambuLab's A1 3D printer (and mini-AMS) was by far my favorite under $1000 purchase. I've already printed some fidget "tools", toys for the grandchildren, to
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by Corrado 2y ago
In a past life the room all the programmers was in was quiet as a library. Anything above a whisper seemed like yelling. It was terrible for collaboration and communication. We ended up going for walks in order to talk about stuff, which
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by Corrado 2y ago
We actually have a "watercooler" channel that specifically doesn't include manager people. It's where all the non-work stuff gets posted and it seems to work out pretty well.
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by Corrado 2y ago
He's right. But it wasn't a Porsche it was a Ferrari.
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The Great Tech Worker Revolution Has Begun(inc.com)
17 points by Corrado 2y ago|9 comments
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by Corrado 2y ago
This is a bunch of brokers complaining about under-performing stocks and how Amazon should be buying back things and offering dividends. I was hopeful that there would be something about treating their employees, but it's all about th
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Open-Letter-to-Amazon-October-2024 [pdf](blueduckcap.com)
3 points by Corrado 2y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 2y ago
It just goes to show you that what's old is new again.

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