Macha

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811.
by Macha 2y ago
> there are limitations re the number of blocking rules in Manifest V3 Use Firefox. uBlock Origin on Firefox also gets around CNAME cloaking to make advertiser domains appear as first party, which Chrome does not give sufficient access
812.
by Macha 2y ago
I mean spammers can (and do) get more fancy with e.g. detecting the source AS and its owner for cloaking, but I guess the spammers here are using geo location for a veneer plausible deniability that they're not specifically targeting G
813.
by Macha 2y ago
They can but generally that includes any Javascript on the same page which sometimes does funny stuff when you open it up offline or after the remote server goes away.
814.
by Macha 2y ago
Certainly I've heard the same from a coworker reporting on her grandmother's perspective (her grandmother lived there in the 60s/70s). At the same time, the grandmother did leave when she could, long before the final demoliti
815.
by Macha 2y ago
Given they're a VC backed company rushing to claim market share and apparently selling well below cost, it's not clear that that will be the case. Compare the ride share companies for one case where prices went up once they were s
816.
by Macha 2y ago
And even Facebook. I think the last time bespoke restaurant menu websites were a viable business was around 2010.
817.
by Macha 2y ago
Since the connection between your reverse proxy and your application server is probably much more reliable and lower latency than between your user and your reverse proxy, you should still benefit in the typical reverse proxy setup.
818.
by Macha 2y ago
Side note: I guess the original typo was the AP or someone, but I assume Fixarixis is supposed to be Firaxis, given the suspect's connections to Maryland and the fact that all search results for Fixarixis are copies of this story. It&#
819.
by Macha 2y ago
They really aren't. My house is a 1250 sq ft 4 bedroom house. It gets comments from friends and family for being relatively large for a 4 br here, since the norm is 1000 sq ft for a 4 bedroom. Similar style houses in the US seem to be
820.
by Macha 2y ago
Yeah, I tried to separate the two statements but I guess it wasn't clear. I'm not saying he was pushed out and they used the cancer as an excuse. I was saying the choice of a business-focused replacement with a track record of pre
821.
by Macha 2y ago
While I haven't been directly involved in the negotiations, at three separate companies the internal comments indicated that what they were quoted for GitHub Enterprise Server pricing was just not in the same universe as Gitlab EE. One
822.
by Macha 2y ago
Personally I abandoned acme.sh for lego because it didn't work well. For example, they lost track of the environment variables they were using for the server in their acme dns plugin across versions, thereby breaking what's suppos
823.
by Macha 2y ago
You don't happen to work at Minio do you? Because apparently Minio is for AI these days: https://min.io/
824.
by Macha 2y ago
I'm not sure if Jetbrains is bigger than I expected or Gitlab smaller, but it feels to me that Jetbrains wouldn't be able to afford Gitlab.
825.
by Macha 2y ago
At first I saw "to focus on his health" and assumed it was typical PR speak to cover someone asked to leave, but the amount of detail on sytse's cancer makes it seem otherwise. I'd noticed he wasn't as often active
826.
by Macha 2y ago
These are a little chicken and egg as you need the system's host key for that. If you want to use a signed host key, you need to deploy that, otherwise if you just let it generate a host key you're in TOFU territory
827.
by Macha 2y ago
Not a lawyer, but the main purpose of this document is to tell the judge who Oracle's lawyers are for this case.
828.
by Macha 2y ago
If you're on e.g. AWS or GCP, you can pull them from the cloud's IAM service. If you're on kubernetes, you can use k8s secrets. If you have e.g. vault you can use that. It's really only deploying on unmanaged servers whe
829.
by Macha 2y ago
I'm sure GOG are legally covered in what they're doing (it's also not the first time, they had a dispute with bethesda over unlisting the classic fallout games for years). Blizzard's given them a termination date of the
830.
by Macha 2y ago
WoW seems to have passed its local minimum, partly due to no longer being a single game anymore with classic and the seasonal editions. I can see them thinking remasters are a way to get a few more tie in franchise sales from those players,
831.
by Macha 2y ago
For those not familiar with recent UK scandals, there has been one ongoing for a few years where there was a bug in a system designed by Fujitsu that was calculating the finances for post offices. This resulted in the system quoting wrong b
832.
by Macha 2y ago
You would think so but e.g. airlines pushed quite heavily to reduce pilots from 3 to 2 and occasionally lobby for 1.
833.
by Macha 2y ago
Christmas decorations and nappies both strike me as the sort of thing that would get left behind, they're pretty poor in the value/space tradeoff, not to mention that a lot of these houses were left behind when elderly people died
834.
by Macha 2y ago
> and has poor IDE support outside that vendor's IDE Ironically, the IntelliJ support for Kotlin is also kind of weak. --- For the main point, Kotlin feels like something that would be anathema to a large group of Go devs who favor
835.
by Macha 2y ago
By the way, studies show users only opt in to stabbing with our competitors banner 95% of the time, but they opt in with ours 98% of the time, thanks to our banner taking 50% longer to properly opt out of, so you should really go with us.
836.
by Macha 2y ago
Nah, companies don't want to implement it as it's bad for their business model so they feign ignorance. I still remember being at an all hands at a former employer where the team presenting the revised cookie banners promoted as a
837.
by Macha 2y ago
Honestly I wish we could just abolish first and last name fields and replace them with a single free text name field since there's so many edge cases where first and last is an oversimplification that leads to errors. Unfortunately we
838.
by Macha 2y ago
I do sometimes use print debugging despite having (in my opinion), a decent knowledge of the debuggers in the toolchains I use. Part of is that you could set a conditional breakpoint for a condition, if you know what it is, but sometimes yo
839.
by Macha 2y ago
> nobody has ever taken the time to write an RFC with supporting arguments. https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/3243-packages-as-optional-n... https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3243
840.
by Macha 2y ago
I do agree that people will assume xyz/xyz is more authoriative than some-org/xyz, but I think there is benefit to knowing that everything under xyz/* has a single owner. The current approach is to name companion crates like

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