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by SeriousM 5y ago
Could fuchsia be the solution to this? It's a fresh start and no company is depending on any of its api. But I guess fuchsia is a flaw for its own because of google...
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The logon would look broken or very slow, that's how to get credentials without immediate notice
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I use DNS66 to disable das lookups. Quite equal to pi.hole
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How does it perform with live data? Can I feed a continuous stream of data and it recommends the next action? Can I limit the dataset that is taken into account (look-back amount)?
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Context is king. A tutorial is just a steps-to-reproduce guide, but the story helps you to remember it. Except for food recipes...
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- Arabic language tutorial for violent jihadist extremists on how to use Google Thats halirious ;)
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> Heggheim explains that traditional turbines are 120 feet long and usually max out at a certain wind speed. By comparison, the Wind Catcher’s blades are 50 feet long and can perform more rotations per minute, therefore generating more e
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by SeriousM 5y ago
I really love the policy notes: Microsoft Policy Remind can be made to run under Windows if you compile it with the Cygwin tools. However, I prefer you not to do that. Microsoft has in the past abused its monopoly position in an attempt to
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by SeriousM 5y ago
Could we please stop using this "no code required" bullshit? You have to configure it somehow and once you get to the edge of "we guess what our customer needs", which is quite soon, you quickly get to the docs for advan
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That's halirious and funny at the same time! I remember that I pressed yes too often as I was unexperienced long time ago. It's interesting to see that microsoft ships a tool to secure and trap the user at the same time :)
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I read an article long time ago that flatpack packages are insecure and allow too often the access to the home directory or even the whole system. Now I learned that you can override the flatpack settings and that a gui application exists w
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As I read the headline I went right to the comments to see your comment. Thanks HN for such a nice service and community.
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Do they still charge for the dark theme?
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How can you type äüöß?
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by SeriousM 5y ago
I would really love to try vim, but I have a german keyboard and the key layout is quite different. I already tried it once but it feels like using vim for challenged people...
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A little sidetrack question: why are news headlines 90% in the wrong case? Because of the language "Go" and this platform I have to rephrase some headlines with "go" in it a couple of times until it's kinda clear wh
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by SeriousM 5y ago
That's quite the same as adding the git hash into a docker image meta data. You can always checkout this exact version and you can easily diff with the current version.
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The one thing that kept me away from the raspberry pi was that the sd card tends to fail after some time (hours to weeks). Now I just wait until the board gets built with a single sata slot.
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Apple startet with this approach long ago. There was no "modern" approach to solve the problem. However today there is more knowledge to tackle this.
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Thank you! I'm not that keen of replies, but sometimes they are a good read.
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This is not a shameless plug, it's unrelated advertisement.
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One thing that evolved over the years is swagger. It is a defined way to document APIs - the endpoint, return type, returning data structure, arguments, behavior, etc. Microsoft took this as a way to connect different APIs in their logic ap
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People also eat meat because they can't afford better meal. It's not a secret that in a discounter you get a pound meat for less than a pound apples...
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That's the right way of separation of concerns: handle states with code, look/layout with css.
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That's awesome! Much better than "guessed" syntax diff or even line diff.
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> She also taught us not to “stop and start over” when we made mistakes. This is so true. I learn piano myself and I'm a trackmania gamer for years. Learning a piano piece (some bars or full length for easy pieces) is quite the same
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I referenced the 11000 nuclear warheads of US and Russia
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I guess it's the game of the fittest, but why should one have more than, say, 300 missiles? Each of them has a devastating power and just a single one would bring the sending country in danger of embargaments. So why have them in the f
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Could you tell us more about your project?
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A subscription is very valid for continuous usage, but everyone who's just taking a look into go from time to time is effectively excluded. Why not just count the usages and then ask for a subscription? I really hate the "all or

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