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INTPenis
3y ago
Until they make a sudden and illogical change to their design.
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3y ago
Fun fact there's also a Redwood in the Ribnjak park in Zagreb Croatia. I was shocked to find it there. It's straighter and taller than any other tree in the park.
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3y ago
I've been using Google Android phones since the G1 and I'm very happy with their stock OS. Currently on Pixel 7a. My parents both each have some Samsung and it's awful whenever I have to help them do something.
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3y ago
I get very mad at UX issues because I know how easy they are to avoid.
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3y ago
If setting up a new laptop takes a week then you need to learn about Ansible. I restore my working setup to a fresh install within minutes.
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3y ago
I'm more of a proponent for small community hosted nodes that require manual approval to join, and federate in a larger network. That way each node in the larger community can vet new members, but they can still communicate across node
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3y ago
Time flies.
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3y ago
People keep panicking about huge internet portals but the thing is that if you compare the number of internet users 20 years ago with now there is a MASSIVE difference. That was us back then, 20 years ago, the nerds, the sub-culture, the pe
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3y ago
I've been watching this thread for a couple weeks now and I posted it in the hopes of getting some attention. It's sort of sad that small developers cannot get any help unless they go viral on social media. But I also understand t
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Did the whole pairdrop repo just vanish
(github.com)
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3y ago
The point of open source is that you fork it and add this feature, and have to maintain the project yourself.
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3y ago
Weed just makes you care less about completing the cognitive exercises of the exam.
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3y ago
You're talking about handing over power to the market, or to the biggest players in the market. We've already seen that it doesn't work, time and time again, to rely on a benevolent billionaire to take care of the workers. Go
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3y ago
But can it handle oauth2? I had to write a httpie script recently just to test an oauth2 api.
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3y ago
.., scientists say. has to be my favorite suffix to any headline.
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3y ago
Sort of like Jordan Schlansky.
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3y ago
It's been very stable for a while now, I actually installed it as an app in Chromium and run it directly from sways dmenu somehow. It just works™ Of course it's still atrocious when it comes to copying content in chat messages but
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3y ago
Oh yeah of course the last time I logged out and into Xorg was for a game. But again, that was years ago now.
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3y ago
I started using Fedora as my desktop just as they defaulted to wayland and honestly the transition has barely been noticed by me. The biggest issue a few years ago was screen sharing not working in video metting apps like Teams. But I can&#
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3y ago
Weird thought here but maybe the distributor of chrome extensions should not allow one extension to change owner? Doesn't make sense to me. I don't use chrome though. I wonder how Firefox handles it.
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3y ago
Good point, Linux users tend to be more privacy conscious. I would probably not be counted by statcounter either. Having used Linux for 25 years I really don't care about stats. The community remains healthy and there will always be a
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3y ago
This is the only way for me. I generally have one repo for Terraform to provision the k8s nodes, wherever they may live, and another with Ansible to provision the k8s services and some basic operators like observability stack for example. B
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3y ago
Exactly. I'm not a rich man, I make about 50k SEK /month. But I work when I want, where I want, travel the world with my dog, no obligations on office hours, dress code, and I realistically work 20-30 hour weeks. I'm a senior
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3y ago
It's something. I started looking into the budget alert docs and it does use SNS so it should be easy to have something polling that queue and respond in any way necessary. I'm imagining an alert to the on-call team, and a soft sh
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3y ago
Not really. AWS has budget alerts right? And I can read those budget alerts through their API. So it would be trivial for me to poll their budget API for an alert, and immediatly trigger a shutdown of my Cloudfront service. Why can't t
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3y ago
Doesn't Netlify have budget alerts? I know during heavy DDoS attacks they might be too late, but also cache?
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3y ago
I use AWS, S3, Cloudfront, ACM with a budget alert.
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3y ago
Doesn't change the fact that security by obscurity is a layer of security. It's not a good layer, it's not one you should depend on, but it is a layer that causes problems for attackers.
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3y ago
It's valuable info to any pentester. Security by obscurity is still one layer of security.
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3y ago
Also /uses[1]. 1. https://uses.tech/
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