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by Twisell 4y ago
I was about to rant but you made me realize that the original story was a trilogy. When I read it as a teenager I guess I jumped straight into the sequel because I loved it so much. But then I had to read the related arc of the robot an the
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by Twisell 4y ago
To be fair there is no publicly commercialized version of Windows ARM. They only licence OEM. So even if Apple wanted to provide ARM driver they probably couldn't for legal reasons. So why should they bother and who can blame them?
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by Twisell 4y ago
Well thanks for this explanation, maybe spelling it somehow on the landing page could improve engagement for (maybe overly) cautious people like me ;)
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by Twisell 4y ago
Yeah but who run the place? What is the business model? Will they resell data to headhunters?
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by Twisell 4y ago
I perceive the landing page as shady, there is absolutely no context about who drive this initiative. Does the .com imply it's commercial? As a public servant in my country I'm heavily restricted in how I can work on side project
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by Twisell 4y ago
I'm sure you'll be wholeheartedly welcomed if you submit a push request to fix this heretical use of suffix!
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by Twisell 4y ago
I just started a new gig and I'm working on a critical glue stuff that was nobody's job so I can totally relate to this article. Don't stop at the title which is voluntarily provocative. So far identifying coworkers ownership
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by Twisell 4y ago
A lot of answers here entertain the idea that DBA role are disappearing... I would argue that it's way more accurate to say this role is actually outsourced in most organizations with all the tradeoffs that come with that strategy. I b
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by Twisell 4y ago
Remind me of a scene from The Abyss (movie 1989). The main heroine deliberately enter hypothermia underwater hoping to be revived few moments later and after a apparently hopeless CPR she finally come back from the death. Turn out this pa
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by Twisell 4y ago
I'll try but by all mean do your own research, it's not in my comfort area of expertise. It refer to System Integrity Protection* on MacOs which when enabled (by default) is supposed to tightly control which and how privileged cod
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by Twisell 4y ago
Yeah seem like a limitation of the third party kext more than anything. It sucks but i don't see how this is a MacOS or a M1 issue. It's not like this kext was able to run without downgrading security previously.
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by Twisell 5y ago
Maybe the key point being that they are a different audience, Netflix users seek something else. Copy cable TV business plan and theses users will just migrate elsewhere. Way to shot on your own foot.
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by Twisell 5y ago
Well make sense to me to host your status page outside your main infrastructure.
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by Twisell 5y ago
On my side in France apple Map only partially work. Basemap are displaying correctly but query and routing function are unreachables. "Domain name not found" (translated from french). So it could be a DNS meltdown? Usually basemap
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by Twisell 5y ago
Probably a HN hug of death situation. The app seem to rely on a third party basemap provider, they usually have have a quota beyond which the service will stop serving maps for the app.
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by Twisell 5y ago
It's not skimmed the article have a whole pararagrah entitled "Unicode To The Confusion" about that. What you infer about sorting is better described as collation and is a separate set of problems. https://www.unic
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by Twisell 5y ago
And what really make this a 5th modality is the required CVV (card verification value) printed on the backside of the card.
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Ask HN: Is it ethical to scrap StackExchange to generate YoutTube content?
2 points by Twisell 5y ago|2 comments
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by Twisell 5y ago
You might notice that the author of the website orignaly included a link section to a crapload of inspirations. Unfortunately CORS policy will block this section on most up to date browsers. Thanks to Firefox devtools and a bit of quik &amp
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by Twisell 5y ago
Depend on your platform. MacOS/iOS/iPadOS come with a more than decent integrated password manager for free. It almost never fail to identify password field and work both for web site and compatible applications. The paying part i
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by Twisell 5y ago
I recently had to train my new junior to level his SQL skills and I found this resource pretty helpful to make sense of this mess. https://learnsql.com/blog/sql-order-of-operations/ However I do also see the point
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by Twisell 5y ago
A pretty successful economic model here in France is non-profit consumer cooperative for care sharing https://citiz.coop/english Unfortunately this model is lagging behind in Paris because former mayor chooses to subsidize
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by Twisell 5y ago
I think that's more like option 3 and aiming to be the rebel advocating for change instead of the grumpy douchebag. The line might be thin between the two positions I'll grant you that. I've tryed my best to be a 3 at my curr
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by Twisell 5y ago
I can't see any scenario on any hardware in which I would not strongly advise to make regular backups. Beside theses laptop are designed to be used (if configured so) with full disk encryption using a strong key stored inside a secure
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by Twisell 5y ago
> Harry Potter As far as "faithful to the literary work", while the first one did a pretty fine job, it would bee an understatement to say that it didn't stay the distance especially past Azkaban. (Azkaban which is ironica
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by Twisell 5y ago
I was pretty amazed last year to discover that MacOS Catalina finder did perfectly fine job in restoring an early 2000 era iPod Nano once connected through "the dongle of shame" (USB-C/USB-A). Connoisseurs will appreciate tha
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by Twisell 5y ago
And I would love to see EFF a little more involved in that matter. If things continues to goes downhill this far how many years left before big players decide to outright reject mail that doesn't come from a curated whitelist of their
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by Twisell 5y ago
Got a nice .xyz domain mainly for mail with SPF,DKIM correctly set up and tested against multiple validators. No big issues so far except for the HR department of a potential new gig which can painlessly mail me@mydomain.xyz about job inte
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by Twisell 5y ago
And yet it is forward/backward compatible with ASCII and non blocking against all it's ill defined variants.
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by Twisell 5y ago
By this argument UTF8 can't exist. And yet here it is. PS: I never said 100% forward/backward compatible with all variant at the same time and without any noticeable artifact. I meant compatible in a non blocking way.

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