LeonM

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by LeonM 5y ago
I think your comment just proved the OP's point. I've had customers using WP in the past, and defacement was just part of the routine. It's an annoyance for the business owner for sure, but so are personnel issues, finance, l
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by LeonM 5y ago
Though an important part of privacy, I think this data portability is really useless, for both consumers and businesses. 1. There is no format defined in which the data must be given 2. There is no feasible way of defining such format anywa
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by LeonM 5y ago
> I.e. they stay on top of and evolve with best practices over time so you don't have to. > Is that in any way accurate? For the most part, yes. It's all about delivering as much information as possible to aid the receiver w
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by LeonM 5y ago
I think you comment is underrated. It's not just China, everywhere I look I see companies partnering with shoddy marketing/SEO 'consultants'. They are rarely transparent about their tactics, and often resort to click far
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by LeonM 5y ago
For those unaware, this is the 'dream computer' specified (and partly designed by) David Murray, whom you might know as 'The 8-Bit Guy' on Youtube. David did a couple of episodes where he goes through the desired specs,
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by LeonM 5y ago
> Those years were the loneliest of my life. What did you change to turn this around?
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by LeonM 5y ago
If Microsoft is adding an Authentication-Results header to outbound email where the receiver address is used in the header, then this is a bad bug. Authentication-Results are not supposed to be added by the sender anyway, and it should be
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by LeonM 5y ago
I don't see how one of the receiver's addresses can end up in the Authentication-Results header. Authentication-Results are added by the receiving email service and authenticates the 'from' address (not the 'to&#x
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by LeonM 5y ago
Swedish hypercar builder Koenigsegg has made a system like this, they call it FreeValve. Their upcoming car called the Gemera will feature FreeValve, its 2.0L 4-cylinder is said to generate over 600HP. Though it must be said that this is a
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by LeonM 5y ago
The tab is there to disconnect the battery while the toy is in it's package. The battery is a standard button cell type and there is a little metal spring that touches the battery to complete the circuit. The plastic tab acts as an ins
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by LeonM 5y ago
This typical for laptops with discrete GPUs. Outputting video over TB can often only be done by the discrete GPU. I do not know the reason why this works this way. On my Lenovo X1E, this is also the case. Thunderbolt video output only works
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by LeonM 5y ago
I've had similar issues with my Lenovo second gen (AN40) thunderbolt 3 dock, which are mostly fixed with firmware updates. The thing is: TB docks are _very_ complicated devices, consisting of multiple subsystems each running their own
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by LeonM 6y ago
Most messaging apps and other social media platforms strip the metadata for privacy reasons.
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by LeonM 6y ago
Haven't tried it with SQLite databases yet, but you could give JetBrains DataGrip a try.
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by LeonM 6y ago
I'm from the Netherlands. I don't know much about tax loopholes though. I do remember reading about some loophole possible through the Netherlands, called the 'Dutch Sandwhich' [0] hence why there are supposedly a lot of
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by LeonM 6y ago
I did YC startup school (twice, actually), and one of the first courses was about the legal aspects of setting up your company. The talk basically said "just register in Delaware", without explaining why. For me as a European (and
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by LeonM 6y ago
Why does this merge also delete all sorts of (seemingly) unrelated files? Like the 'rocket' and 'Cyclades' drivers in this case.
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by LeonM 6y ago
Looks like you are right, I didn't realize that Xwayland was still used in the background.
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by LeonM 6y ago
Not an expert on the subject, but AFAIK Jetbrains runs their own Java VM by default. To run intellij on Wayland you do need _JAVA_AWT_WM_NONREPARENTING=1 in your env. It works, but has some quirks as I wrote above.
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by LeonM 6y ago
I am running native Wayland, not xwayland
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by LeonM 6y ago
Wayland support is pretty terrible, but usable. I use it for my daily dev work. - Some graphical intensive parts (such as the markdown preview renderer) cause crashes. Turning preview off remedies this. - HiDPI situation is garbage as usual
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by LeonM 6y ago
I was bitten with this issue some time ago. The Stripe library has constants for which type of VAT number is supplied. One of those constants is 'NO_VAT'... Needless to say, this caused me some grey hairs
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by LeonM 6y ago
It's back up now. Site was probably just hugged to death
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by LeonM 6y ago
403 ERROR The request could not be satisfied. The Amazon CloudFront distribution is configured to block access from your country. We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much tr
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by LeonM 6y ago
Funny, this URL reliably crashed my tab in FF 86.0.1 on Linux (with Wayland). When trying to open the debugger console I suddenly got the annoying 'firefox has to update' page, that updated to 87.0, and now it works.
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by LeonM 6y ago
Just pay a bunch of talented security researchers to find the bugs. Also donate 200k/year to the OpenSSL team so they have the capacity to fix the bugs whenever found.
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by LeonM 6y ago
Maybe now someone can finally fix the pixel alignment... https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/a5r971/t...
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by LeonM 6y ago
I call BS on the 95 hour claim. Among a lot of people, especially bankers, there is a sort of bragging right about making insane hours. But 95h/week is impossible. That would be almost 14h per day, for every day of the week. Or 19 ho
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by LeonM 6y ago
I've had good success with Ubiquity edgerouters
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by LeonM 6y ago
Docker (or anyone for that matter) should not use TrustARC. TrustARC is the most evil, dark pattern I have ever encountered. Opting out takes >10 clicks and then it displays a fake progress scanner for over 30 seconds to punish you for o

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