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by RulerOf 5y ago
I was both insanely impressed and woefully dismayed that the key guy had to hack my car to sell me a key.
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>Verisign ... will increase the wholesale price it charges registrars for .com registrations and renewals from $7.85 to $8.39. It's 54 cents, in case anyone else was wondering. Source: https://domainnamewire.com/2021
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by RulerOf 5y ago
No. Your call goes to its "Call Forward – No Answer" destination, which by default is your carrier's voicemail system (it can be changed through some obscure keypad code). I have a personal policy of actively sending people
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by RulerOf 5y ago
Smart TVs from at least the last 5 years have a similar problem. You update the software and they become excruciatingly slow, or you can't update the software and they gradually become useless. Damned if you do, damned if you don'
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by RulerOf 5y ago
`npm yeet malcious-package`
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by RulerOf 5y ago
Skimming through that link, it seems that `yank` is for pulling _broken_ packages, whereas the suggestion above is to explicitly mark them as malicious.
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by RulerOf 5y ago
I don't use it anymore, but when I did, I ran roughly the following: https://gist.github.com/RulerOf/1c9dd1eb51af4991e4b6b48afdd6...
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by RulerOf 5y ago
I tried scrolling that demo with my mouse wheel and it "snapped" quite spastically down to 4. Even once I realized what the intended behavior was, it was still difficult to control: https://youtu.be/1A1c51GFGoc Se
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>I appreciate the aesthetics of chrome bleed This one is a particularly bad idea. Regular people don't always understand the difference between the browser and the contents of a web page. This blurs that line even more for people wh
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>You guys outright abandoned you user base to pander to Linux users. On Windows. Linux users on Windows. IMO they're going after developers using Macs. Linux (and Docker) runs better on Windows than it does on Mac OS. They're d
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>Am I the only person who loathes this form of 2FA? Not in the slightest. I tried to configure TOTP-only and Google effectively tells me to go fuck myself, because they apparently know how to secure my account better than I do.
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by RulerOf 5y ago
First the miners came for our graphics cards. Now they're taking our hard drives.
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>You’re blaming gen z for the world they were raised in? I read it as complaining that the work done defending the concept of digital ownership and absolute control of one's own digital space was for nought. The people coming of age
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by RulerOf 6y ago
>most of what I do is just shortening sentences "Less is more" they say :) I'd really like to use Fly for a project that is supposed to go serverless, but may never evolve out of the "Docker on EC2" phase of life
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by RulerOf 6y ago
>Ask me anything you like, I'll try to answer every question. What's stopping you from hosting at home? While I admit that I often feel claustrophobic with only ~35-40 Mbps of usable bandwidth, my power costs for several orders
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by RulerOf 6y ago
Indeed. The problem isn't that you can't install anything, it's that the goalposts for getting software installation approved are so high that it's faster to reinvent the wheel using the tools you have.
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by RulerOf 6y ago
I've been there. You basically want to be able `cd` into vault and list the contents interactively, but you can't. While the Web UI is probably the best vault explorer available, you might want to take a look at Vaku[1]. [1]: htt
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by RulerOf 6y ago
The thing I dislike about YAML is how unwieldy it gets and how quickly that happens. "Simple" YAML files tend to be half a dozen pages long. HCL is more information-dense.
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by RulerOf 6y ago
IMO the problem here is that they've taken a couple of tweets and profile links and ballooned it to a ten paragraph "summary" when a single link to the tweet in question would've served better. When an article about a tw
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by RulerOf 6y ago
SES warms up dedicated IPs for several weeks by using them for regular SES traffic during the warmup phase: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/dedica...
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by RulerOf 6y ago
This makes me wonder what'd happen if you had the EURion tattooed on your face.
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by RulerOf 6y ago
Yes, but I don't know if you have to track the branch first or not in order to pull down the data into your local repo. But this is exactly how merging a PR locally[0] works. 0: https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-
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by RulerOf 6y ago
There's a lot of reasons it's possible, but the one that sticks out is that the repo owner needs to be able to modify the commit before the PR is merged. AFAIK, the way that's done is by incorporating the remote repo's c
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by RulerOf 6y ago
A cluster of ESXi servers doing vSAN and HA/FT is just another technique for making a given application highly reliable. There might be "better" ways to do it, but I look at this and see a very straightforward way to turn hal
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by RulerOf 6y ago
We finalized the choice to use OCI for an upcoming project because they're the only major public cloud in the country we're deploying to. That said, as a person who's coming from AWS, their demo and documentation have thoroug
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by RulerOf 6y ago
Yeah. That presenter did a pretty good job of saying it with a straight face, too.
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by RulerOf 6y ago
I tried that setting before and it doesn't seem to do a thing when you have both types of devices connected. I keep a touchpad on the left and a mouse on the right (had the extra hardware then got used to the config), plus the one on t
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by RulerOf 6y ago
>abandon our carts at the captcha. I thought the credit card number was the answer to the captcha on an e-commerce site.
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by RulerOf 6y ago
I've been using this tool for a while. It's great for when you're familiar with a command but would prefer a list of common examples instead of a detailed man page for whatever reason. Resizing an image with imagemagick'
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by RulerOf 6y ago
One instance was randomly powered down about 22 hours ago. We saw a synthetic monitor failure at midnight. Investigation of the transaction trace shows that a specific code path that should take maybe ~100ms took almost 40000ms. It could ha

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