Operyl

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   by Operyl 7y ago

   Not sure if you're still following, but Keybase replied and this entire article was blatantly false. There's an explicit opt-in here.
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   by Operyl 7y ago

   Except that as a result of that, the people were actually debited their entire paycheck, or even two! So it was stolen in this case, even if temporarily.
3. 753.▲
   by Operyl 7y ago

   At first I thought you had a typo, but I'll be damned, I didn't even realize that was a position in the Executive branch.. I have now found my afternoon research project for the day.
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   by Operyl 7y ago

   Honestly? A minutes scale might be more appropriate there. Unless we add the "Major" but then, what is major?
5. 755.▲
   by Operyl 7y ago

   > Direct GitHub to promote correct and clear use of licenses and the best use of copyleft (GPL version 3-or-later). Ehhhh... I very much like that my source code repository host isn't consistently nudging me to a specific license, t
6. 756.▲
   by Operyl 7y ago

   My bad! I got my wires crossed there.
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   by Operyl 7y ago

   I love that video. It was a great little example video about dark patterns .. and then we get to the end and it’s got a freaking NordVPN ad (not ad network, but actually spoken). Hahahahahahahahahaha.
8. 758.▲
   by Operyl 7y ago

   If I recall correctly, generally janitorial, stuff like that now. EDIT: geez, sorry guys, I already admitted I misremembered down below. Sorry :/
9. 759.▲
   by Operyl 7y ago

   Amazon isn’t a big company? How about Target? Digital Ocean, Slack? Lyft? https://stripe.com/customers#b2b-platforms This list isn’t exhaustive, it’s just a few of the companies that have OK’d being put on the list.
10. 760.▲
    by Operyl 7y ago

    It was beta before today? These channels have been a thing for forever, I assumed it was already GA.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    Walmart Grocery Delivery?
12. 762.▲
    by Operyl 7y ago

    Here’s a good article further explaining it for those curious: https://networkingnerd.net/2016/09/21/apple-watch-unlock-802...
13. 763.▲
    by Operyl 7y ago

    To you it makes zero sense, to a ton of other people it does. I love the value having statuses conveyed to me in color, it allows me to quickly process information.
14. 764.▲
    by Operyl 7y ago

    People ultimately will despite all the press, it seems inevitable.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    You had already been involved in the issue, from what I recall. I also did state my dissatisfaction when it just continued to get pushed back. I get it, bug fixes aren’t glamorous and it’s not fun to work on them, but they still need to hap
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    I've always appreciated how open he is, I just wish it never came down to having to flag him down on Hacker News to get something properly fixed (although, I appreciate that is still something I can do).
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    As seen in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-runner/issues/4029 , a few people did show frustration, and why. And then began the never ending push back after push back.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    So, the unfortunate reality of prioritizing customer wants like this is that you're always going to focus on big shiny new features, and not quite so much the smaller (while still important) bug fixes that really need consideration I f
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    So, can you shed some light on how the actual prioritization works? There are some bugs, one specifically I've mentioned elsewhere, that just get infinitely shoved into the void.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    Sure, I'll be sure to go tell that shadowy organization in SomeRandomCountry that they can't do X with it. The reality is, this data is published online freely for look up, they don't need to sign up for it themselves.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-runner/issues/4029
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    I’m growing a bit frustrated with GitLab myself. There’s a bug in their runner that they’ve pushed back god knows how many releases now that causes the runner to spam a ton of (incorrect) warnings into our logs. I get it, we don’t pay for s
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    I’m a bit surprised that this came as a surprise to a lot of people. In some states, like Florida, they don’t even need to pay very much for this data and it’s very open via the Voter database.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    I’m curious. Are you using Android? I was able to get it done in a few seconds on iOS/Safari.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    Reddit is actively moderated by both paid Admins (site wide rules) and volunteer Mods (per subreddit rules). So no, I disagree.
26. 776.▲
    by Operyl 7y ago

    By not moderating content largely, it was no secret what the site was letting go.
27. 777.▲
    by Operyl 7y ago

    Yes I do care, and I agree that they should be doing so: I expect that CAs share these to Certificate Transparency logs, it’s a requirement to so that we can accurately find misissued certificates.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    Genuinely: why do you hate Bluetooth so much? I literally have a hard time discerning a difference of quality with music/audio these days.
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    People are mostly hating the advertising on the New Page from Pocket, not Pocket itself these days. EDIT: Here's a screenshot of the feature specifically that people dislike these days: https://imgur.com/a/p2rD4AY
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    by Operyl 7y ago

    iCloud Keychain. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33775569/how-to-sync-key...