Macha

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by Macha 2y ago
For the longest time date-fns approach to timezones was "Do you really need timezones? Aren't UTC offsets enough?" which was pretty fatal for a date time library, no matter how simple and light it makes your bundle. It looks
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by Macha 2y ago
So in my use cases, there's three types of dates that matter: 1. Past dates. These can be stored UTC, and just rendered in the appropriate timezone as a matter of formatting. 2. Future non-human dates: e.g. the next execution time of a
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by Macha 2y ago
Then Europe/Paris will become an alias for Europe/NewNewYork
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by Macha 2y ago
Datagrip, of course, is just the integrated database editor of intellij packaged without the rest of intellij, so it's not a rule that integrated tools are always bad
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by Macha 2y ago
I'd put the success rate for this feature at about 80% for passwords, 30% for address information, and 0% for payment info (maybe intentional?)
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by Macha 2y ago
> creating a dedicated email account with no 2fa and email the code there Of course, that account could also decide to implement mandatory 2FA. Could even be unannounced, just "This login is suspicious, we sent a message to your rec
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by Macha 2y ago
Yeah, the problem is with clients from January or newer, and vaultwarden versions from before October. It did lead me to discover my automatic update process wasn't actually rebooting the vaultwarden server.
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by Macha 2y ago
I like how they're like "Oh just use a 2FA app" The password to my 2FA app is also in bitwarden. It's actually much more aggressive about session expiry.
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by Macha 2y ago
It's definitely not Rust specific, or even that new. Certainly I was hearing things (e.g. SQLAlchemy's lower level API) referred to as query builders 15 years ago.
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by Macha 2y ago
Beat Saber sounds like a more accurate contender for the largest use
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by Macha 2y ago
HTC Vive as a SteamVR/PC hardware device. Possibly the name will live on as something else, but it's probably not going to be the same category as the current product
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by Macha 2y ago
I think that's a mix of defiance and marketing - "you ban the thing I like, I'm going to the other thing you don't want me to use"
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by Macha 2y ago
I wonder if this is part of a wider trend of Amazon having difficult with its first party delivery network outside the US. They started doing first party deliveries here over 2023/2024 and while that worked well during the year, it rea
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by Macha 2y ago
> not even just requiring mobile numbers but requiring POST PAID mobile numbers Wow, I live in a first world country and that would still ban like half the adults I know (Mostly because our bill pay phone plans are terrible value), along
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by Macha 2y ago
> I mean, it’s not called Startup News Well, not anymore it isn't: https://web.archive.org/web/20070601184317/http://news.ycomb...
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by Macha 2y ago
Two self hosting tips: If you're going to use SQLite, make sure you enable the WAL mode on the database. It makes such a huge difference to performance that I don't know why it isn't the default. If you're going to have
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by Macha 2y ago
This was always me, and I've been here 15 years. It was pretty much a tech forum then (arguably more then than now, there's much more discussion of culture war issues now, even when stories are flagged it's ever-present in th
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by Macha 2y ago
> and these are oxford/cambridge/imperial/UCL grads. There are many bad things we can say about software hiring, but one of the good things is that (outside the US at least), it's much more concerned with what you can
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by Macha 2y ago
It is not, if what the user expects to stay constant is their local calendar/wall clock time rather than the UTC instant. Which is usually the case. This is a transformation that needs late binding as DST and timezone rules can change,
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by Macha 2y ago
The money that Forgejo takes is €60/month in Liberapay donations, and some grants to develop federation features so I think it's a little disingenuous to compare it to Gitea's pivot to open core and hosted cloud service.
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by Macha 2y ago
Chess is obviously a game without hidden information in the game state, so cheating comes in one of two types on these online services: 1. There is no human player at all, just a bot playing the game (maybe being paid for by a user to boost
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by Macha 2y ago
So I'm not sure if Element has made an improvement to this page since, or it's a layout difference based on screen size, but on my windows tablet, the page was as described above, but on my Linux desktop, there is actually a lead
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by Macha 2y ago
Pricing: Get in touch ( https://element.io/pricing ) Which seems to me they want to talk to purchasing departments, not end users. But let's pretend I'm trying to give them money anyway. No Buy/Sign Up link,
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by Macha 2y ago
Also the `.service` part is optional anyway for most commands (including the start, stop, restart etc. ones they use in their examples). Only commands that can operate on services and other non-service units require it.
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by Macha 2y ago
Also, approximately every feed reader supports both, so you only really need one (once upon a time, sites used to offer 2-3 feeds for different rss standards)
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by Macha 2y ago
Click the bell also adds many undesirable to me notifications like push notifications or email notifications. What I want from subscriptions is basically a filtered list I pull from when going to youtube. With maybe some tiering so the peop
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by Macha 2y ago
Subway fell on the wrong side of similar tax laws in Ireland - their sugar content in their bread was too high, so for tax purposes, their subs are legally cakes: https://www.npr.org/2020/10/01/919189045/
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by Macha 2y ago
And last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxqswOkZMSI
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by Macha 2y ago
The traditional materials used in Japanese construction of everyday homes aren't really in the "built to last" category: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1DP5xpM3Y8 . In some cases, trying to make a house tha
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by Macha 2y ago
Although funnily enough, in most regions Pokemon Gold and Silver were not actually GBC exclusive and would run on the original Game Boy, despite arguably being the game the GBC was most promoted for and having colour (which didn't work

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