Grimburger

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by Grimburger 3y ago
This is a fair call and something I should really do with the small enough ones. It's the auto-update behaviour of browsers that should probably be criticised here, rather than having general distrust of all extension authors.
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by Grimburger 3y ago
>Wonder what's preventing them from making the official client open-source Probably having a full time job that people will actually support? Open source software doesn't reward effort. Headscale does not have a nice UI, its ba
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by Grimburger 3y ago
You could easily get away with IPv6 only networks in some countries.
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by Grimburger 3y ago
Of course the Illuminati are using godaddy as a registrar, I'm not even surprised.
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by Grimburger 3y ago
>the story of browser extensions... In general is that you can't ever trust them apart from a few very large ones. A redirect extension is ripe for the usual blackmarket shenanigans.
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by Grimburger 3y ago
> it makes it clear you're arguing in bad faith You really think that people with dual nationality don't use whichever one suits them most in all sorts of matters regarding taxation, diplomatic assistance and travel? To pretend
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by Grimburger 3y ago
> their oftentimes born Right I know people with Italian citizenship simply because of their grandparent. They've never once been to Italy, can't speak the language nor have any plans to do so, they mock their own culture all t
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by Grimburger 3y ago
>and bring some of that wealth back Would they do that if there wasn't monetary advantages? Absolutely nothing is stopping them sending a remittance like many of the world already do. There's significant differences between jur
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by Grimburger 3y ago
Many top 10 searches are paywalled and a waste of time clicking on, this seems like exactly the sort of thing people want from a search engine?
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by Grimburger 3y ago
>This law is so outdated and unfortunate. What's your thoughts on the people who have citizenship and hold passports for dozens of countries? Would you consider them "citizens" of your country? There's nothing outdate
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by Grimburger 3y ago
I laughed for way too long at the lawnmower cursor. Made even more comical because it's a snow covered lawn. Ahhh the old internet, such a silly yet wonderful place.
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by Grimburger 3y ago
>Mozilla has disabled updates in these builds so you have to manually download for each new version/security fix Super easy and totally reasonable, thanks Mozilla
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Azure CLI takes ~700MB of disk space(github.com)
3 points by Grimburger 3y ago|2 comments
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by Grimburger 3y ago
>I personally don't understand why people aren't willing to learn instead. Mostly because if you don't use it that often then it ends up forgotten again. I can smash out plenty of trivial regexes, but anything even slightl
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by Grimburger 3y ago
I love the proper formatting and explainer comments everywhere. Almost makes it seem normal.
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by Grimburger 3y ago
Not really. I find mentioning a specific place tends to attract and set certain types off about whatever they read in the news within the last 12 months. Not entirely sure but seems you want to go down that path also and start arguing about
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by Grimburger 3y ago
I'm seeing 7.6m km^2 vs 9.8m km^2?
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by Grimburger 3y ago
> Is there a single growing democracy I'm an Australian living in Asia. My rent hasn't gone up in 5 years. The state I'm in is growing about 7% annualised and hit 13% GDP growth this year. It accounts for over 30% of the n
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by Grimburger 3y ago
Very rarely do house prices go up in a vacuum. Your house went up but so did the one you want to upgrade to. So it's $1m mortgage now for a basic house in a less than desirable suburb, which is very common now for the median home in Sy
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by Grimburger 3y ago
From what I've gathered it's highly dependent on region, tried a few others but that probably set off some flags for them even more. Send a dozen emails weekly, in the end felt a bit ridiculous begging. It's a generous free s
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by Grimburger 3y ago
I've never in years ever been allowed out of their sandbox which restricts it to verified addresses. This doesn't seem to be uncommon.
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by Grimburger 3y ago
Axum has regular breaking changes. I have much love for them but to pretend it's a stable platform to develop from is not realistic. Maybe shiny new thing people enjoy fixing that stuff but I personally like stability in my framework
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by Grimburger 3y ago
> feels like the community is moving in that direction Likely unpopular opinion here but the Rust community is incredibly fickle and tends to attract " shiny new thing " types. I'd be very cautious hitching your wagon to w
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by Grimburger 3y ago
>first screenshot is an incredibly polite comment >"What's your time commitment?"
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by Grimburger 3y ago
Fair call. My reasoning behind such a blunt "no" was that the question itself was short and blunt Perhaps the person could have said: > Hi, we at ACME Corp are planning to use this library but are not entirely sure about the cu
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by Grimburger 3y ago
There's far more consumers than producers of open source, so that probably reflects the opinions in here defending the person asking if a project is dead. Having dealt with a fair share of this along with bizarre interactions over PR&#
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by Grimburger 3y ago
I'm struggling to comprehend your comment here, python needs to work native on windows or is it something else, why is WSL such a barrier given it's generally available on a few billion devices worldwide?
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by Grimburger 3y ago
> GCC..there are ways to make it work on Windows (through cygwin or MinGW) I assume it would be working on WSL also? Which seems like a simple solution to the mess that is developing on Windows, especially in Python.
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by Grimburger 3y ago
The KWh limit on planes is a total amount, not individual device, I guess you can split it up amongst people if you want to. Gotten so much mileage out of this laptop battery, especially on long distance trains, but it's a no go on pla
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by Grimburger 3y ago
> it's battery has been shot for a long time but it still works quite good when plugged in and I'm too much of a miser to have it replaced Consider a battery pack? I have a Bluetti K2 and get far more hours running heavy worklo

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