Raed667

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by Raed667 4y ago
He definitely seems to like the flavor of Elon's shoe polish ... That should be qualification enough
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by Raed667 4y ago
Funny to see Nostr on the list just 2 days after Jack funded them https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nostr https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jack-dorsey-gives-decentraliz...
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by Raed667 4y ago
A blanket ban -in the name of free speech and public conversation- is as double speak as it gets.
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by Raed667 4y ago
I work with people who started coding in their 40s, it is never too late.
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by Raed667 4y ago
The coworking space down the street is 375€ +VAT / month
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by Raed667 4y ago
This made me think of Brackets [0] made by Adobe. Which hasn't seen new commits in the past 4 months[1]. They seem to have spun-off a new project "Phoenix Code Editor" [2]. [0] https://brackets.io [1] https:&#x2F
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by Raed667 4y ago
Seems to be victim of its own success: - No new result available, looping previous clip - Uh oh! Servers are behind, scaling up I hope Vercel people can give you some free credits to scale it up.
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by Raed667 4y ago
Do people really believe we can innovate our way through climate change?
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by Raed667 4y ago
I have been using uBlock Origin with some aggressive lists (that you can enable in the settings) such as: - AdGuard Annoyances - EasyList Cookie - Fanboy’s Annoyance I see a Cookie banner from time to time, but it is very rare.
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by Raed667 4y ago
if that is important for you (which it should be) then don't use other people printers for these kind of documents.
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by Raed667 4y ago
Pretty sure if they want to keep a copy of your passport then they can make one when you give them a USB as well.
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by Raed667 4y ago
Oh I remember the era of giving your thumb drives all possible viruses every time you needed to print. I was recently pleasantly surprised that the shop with a printer down the street refuses to take any USBs and only prints what you email
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by Raed667 4y ago
> push model seems to be way less PITA to manage They have a blog post explaining their reasoning: https://prometheus.io/blog/2016/07/23/pull-does-not-scale-or...
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by Raed667 4y ago
If you get serious about Prometheus, eventually you will want longer data retention, checkout https://thanos.io/ Also sometimes you'll have some sort of a batch job, or a cron that can't be scrapped the regular wa
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by Raed667 4y ago
Yet trains remain very expensive and ticket prices continue to go up. Example: Nice - Marseilles 38€ train - 9€ bus (40min slower)
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by Raed667 4y ago
(Non US) With Deliveroo, I didn't use to pay delivery or service fees, until the arrangement they had with my card company stopped a couple of months ago. I used to order a lot and tip cash. The other day I tried to order: - Pizza: 13€
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Ask HN: What is your opinion on Fake Door Testing?
1 points by Raed667 4y ago|2 comments
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by Raed667 4y ago
there was also an (ideology motivated) sabotage, where EDF is forced to sell at a loss to private competitors who produce nothing, who then will turn around and sell to customers at a cheaper price than EDF. So they can claim that private i
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by Raed667 4y ago
> the commercial sector is the first being it That's not what they announced, the day before an area code will be revealed, and all electricity will be cut (including schools, public utility and telephone towers) > That’s been il
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by Raed667 4y ago
And yet we allow extravagant malls all over France to light and heat 24/7 with open doors and no accountability. All streets are filled with large high-definition ad screens & computers that cool and heat all day long. Restaurants
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by Raed667 4y ago
Tangentially related: Can someone explain the pricing of massage guns to me? How a small engine, a small battery, and 4 plastic attachments can sell from $30 to $600?
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by Raed667 4y ago
How are you even allowed to access anything related to work without some sort of device-management installed?
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by Raed667 4y ago
I guess my rule of thumb is "Am I ok with HR seeing this?", this is more about access (tax papers, paystubs, bank statements, ...) than privacy.
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by Raed667 4y ago
The scary wake-up call for me when I heard the story of someone who informed their manager of their 2-week notice. And instead of having 2 weeks to sort everything out, they got locked out immediately.
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by Raed667 4y ago
This is why I tell everyone I ever work with: "Don't have any personal document on your work laptop that isn't backed somewhere personal" You never know when that bank statement, or rent agreement or whatever will sudden
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by Raed667 4y ago
I used to own a car, so my ETA was guided by Google Maps or Waze, which were pretty accurate. Now that I take public transportation (tramway, bus, train, city-bikes) I have a lot less control about the exact time of arrival (even though I u
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by Raed667 4y ago
I got a Turbo Pascal book as a present for doing well in school. It took me a while to understand that you can't make websites with that :) Then I got a cracked copy of Adobe Dreamwaver and learned HTML using the visual editor.
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by Raed667 4y ago
- https://skribbl.io/ - https://geotastic.net/ - https://openarena.live/
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by Raed667 4y ago
The only reasonable stale-bot policy for me is when a maintainer asks for more information and the issue creator stops responding.
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by Raed667 4y ago
Checkout PeerTube https://joinpeertube.org/

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