Osiris

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by Osiris 5y ago
I bought a simple $80 one at the start of the pandemic and now that's the only toilet in the house I'll use.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Modifying the exhaust can add power which is why you never see stock exhausts at the track. But for most riders, the performance improvement is barely noticable. I'm saying this as someone that had an aftermarket exhaust on all of 3 of
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by Osiris 5y ago
I use Firefox Focus as my default. It does this. No tabs, no cookies.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Vivaldi is made by an original Opera cofounder and looks and feels very much like Opera 12 including a built in mail client.
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by Osiris 5y ago
What happens when things fail is an absolutely critical part of design / architecture. It's disappointing that interviewers works consider that an unimportant detail.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Ours is: "Backlog", "TO DO", "In Progress", "Code Review", "To Be Deployed", "Acceptance Testing", "Done" Product manages "TO DO" and "Acceptance Testing&q
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by Osiris 5y ago
I've found that to really get the most value out of Jet rains IDEa you have to go out of your way to discover the built-in features and use them, things like the built-in debugger, git support, find in project, search by symbol, etc. T
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by Osiris 6y ago
Sorry that should have been "non-custodial" not distributed.
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by Osiris 6y ago
I work at a distributed exchange and we have a blacklist. if funds are sent in from an address that's blacklisted we hold it and don't send them the other half. I don't know what the business does with those coins after that
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by Osiris 6y ago
If dependencies are imports from URLs, how does one audit their dependencies? If a server gets hacked those TS can be replaced with malicious versions. In npm we at least know that a package is immutable once published, someone could publis
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by Osiris 6y ago
Combined, not each.
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by Osiris 6y ago
Vendor lock-in.
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by Osiris 6y ago
I do like Cmd+c vs Ctrl+c on a mac. On linux I've changed my terminal to use Ctrl+Shift+c instead of Ctrl+c for ^C because I kept accidentally killing programs when trying to copy text with Ctrl+c which works in every app except termin
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by Osiris 6y ago
I found it much more difficult. I had to move my swap partition into the LUKS partition so it was encrypted, resize it to be much bigger than the default then figure our how to have the RESUME=disk-uuid boot flag enabled for EFI boot. I got
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by Osiris 6y ago
I have a System76 laptop that comes preinstalled with Linux. Everything graphics related is crap compared to Windows and MacOS. From Optimus not working to all kinds of high DPI issues, to the ease of not completely breaking things with a b
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by Osiris 6y ago
Thank you very much for this. Confirmed my number wasn't leaked. I appreciate the peace of mind.
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by Osiris 6y ago
Reading this article makes me feel like the team that built this wasn't just building a game. It feels like a passion project where the detail was important, not because it made for a better game, but because it mattered to the people
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by Osiris 6y ago
The HP Touchpad was such a joy to use. WebOS was really smooth and significantly more responsive than Android tablets at the time. One specific feature I miss is when switching apps, the app cards were live views of the app, rather than scr
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by Osiris 6y ago
If there is no pricing page then it's expensive. Pricing is the first page I jump too when comparing services / products. The ones without them don't get considered.
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by Osiris 6y ago
Your first link calls the specification "Open Authentication" which seems to contradict your statement that it's called "Open Authorization".
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by Osiris 6y ago
What does PHB stand for?
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by Osiris 6y ago
The customer's offset is always changing but I assume you mean you're storing the offset as it was at the moment of the transaction. How do you deal with the twice a year time offsets when a transaction occured first but shows up
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by Osiris 6y ago
For just sending plain text that gets destroyed after it's seen, like sending passwords, etc., I've used https://foxcry.pt
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by Osiris 6y ago
I'm curious what GNU considers "non free" JavaScript. If it's any JS without a "free" license, then I would imagine that the vast, vast majority of websites are non-free. The website I work on has been in devel
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by Osiris 6y ago
That require you to know the offset. That's no different than knowing what hour their morning starts.
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by Osiris 6y ago
What a silly argument. "I want to call and it's 4:25am there". Except, how did you find out what time it was there in the first place? You googled " current time in Sydney". No one memorizes UTC offsets for every ti
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by Osiris 6y ago
Or arizona Also I know Colorado is mountain and it's always either -6 or -7 but on any given day I have to look up which it is. It's not a reflection of my intelligence.
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by Osiris 6y ago
Flutter2 is trying to tackle this issue by using the same code across mobile desktop and web but also being AOT compiled. Maybe it'll be more efficient than electron?
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by Osiris 6y ago
The only reason proof of work is working for Bitcoin is because of the amount of hashing power put into it. Nearly every other bitcoin fork can suffer a 50% attack because the network is sufficiently small that one can rent enough hashing p
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by Osiris 6y ago
What about proof of stake is not secure? I think it's clear that the electrical use of proof of work will become a serious issue if Bitcoin (or similar blockchain) becomes widely adopted. Do you have a suggestion on how to address that

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