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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
Oh, I’m the opposite. I find HCL so much nicer that when I was attempting to use k8s for my home servers I decided to do it with Terraform. Now I’m running Nomad, Consul, and Vault.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
That just means they can’t sniff anything in transit. If the laptop is managed by Apple (they were an Apple employee) they have full access to an endpoint.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
Samsung displays them in the main menu unless blocked. I run a network ad blocker that takes care of it for me though.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
Still doable with pyproject. I actually wrote a Python tool for downloading binary releases from GitHub and Gitea and wrote a “builder” module that can be used in a pyproject file to tell it to download an arbitrary binary and run some comm
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
My experience is a bit different. The roads where I live (San Francisco) are better than my AT&T options. Roads here seem to be repaved every 5-10 years and AT&T still doesn’t offer a plan that the FCC would classify as broadband to
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
Funny. I work at Yelp and this was one of the interview questions I was asked almost 10 years ago.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
I’d imagine they don’t target people who closet follow crypto but instead people who only think of it as “some high tech money thing making people rich”.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
There certainly are, but they aren’t common. If you go for an evening hike July to October on Mount Davidson, you’ll know.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
There is a huge FOSS store. In fact, it’s been the default for obtaining software for over two decades now. It’s called “just download it from the website”.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
It’s not in conflict at all. The person may have the right to sell it, but not the right for Microsoft to list it.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
At worst, a fraction of the value of all the companies physical assets and IP, which is significant. At best, fractional control over huge amounts of revenue that the company earns. A share isn’t just some token, it conveys ownership of a p
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
To be fair, when vocalizing sarcasm, it is often marked by a particular tone. That tone is not easily conveyed online.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
Is it possible to diff an image?
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
Generally there are contractors employed in some fashion at all times on a broad enough contract who would be available to jump on something like this. Whether pen or they’d get the approval to ship it quickly is another story.
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by ViViDboarder 4y ago
I may edit and delete my information from LinkedIn, but I have no idea who has persisted that data beyond there. There is such a thing as scraping responsibility and irresponsibly. Both kinds happen.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
I had to do something similar in a Physics class of mine. We had to write a paper critiquing and arguing against a well known physics theory. I was really into Special Relativity at the time, so picked that one. My professor was a Nobel lau
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
For me, scoping in fish feels way more intuitive than Bash does, but quite a big margin. Also, for some reason I never come across issues with it being non-posix. Maybe I copy paste less from online then other folks.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
One thing in noticed is that they say to install “Microsoft Edge Beta”, but the author seems to maintain “Microsoft Edge” on Flathub. Maybe I’m not following how releases work on Flathub, but is it possible that Microsoft actually does have
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
Wow, only £300? Private insurance in the US is so much more than that. When you get care, is a portion paid by NHS and the remainder from the private company? Or maybe the existence of NHS puts healthcare costs much less than that in the US
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
> School is 90% daycare so the parents can work, not really to teach kids. That probably depends on each persons means to teach their own children.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
I’ve been in this boat and have documented weird bugs and things that don’t work, but yet to write something about a working configuration. I wanted to use mTLS for self hosted services and it took a while to come up with something that wor
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
I don’t need cheaper rides on another unsustainable platform. I want to pay a reasonable cost for reliable rides.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
Canceling rides does destroy the system. The solution is to employ the drivers so that they have garantes and protections. Then you can tell them “you must take this ride”. The issues with Uber is that they are trying to have it both ways.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
There’s a huge difference. App developers given no ”jobs” by Apple and have to source and grow their own customer base as well as set their own rates. Employees of a company or even contractors, generally don’t get to do this.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
Depends on where you signed up. At least in California, you must offer cancellation online for anyone who signs up online.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
I don’t have mine automatically renew. I had to go online and submit a renewal.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
In the US plenty of news agencies have reported on leaked information that the government wasn’t fond of without being imprisoned. The case with Assange is a bit special as he sought out and helped people steal and release information that
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
Many free CI services have stopped being a thing because people exploited the free compute for crypto mining. That’s directly impacted a lot of developers at least.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
Actually, it’s 5x5 (typically). So five letter words again, just like Wordle. Again, likely not a coincidence.
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by ViViDboarder 5y ago
Un, this isn’t really like the others though. Making a JavaScript pop up, blowing up a building in a video game, and then your link is threatening to kill their teacher and then plotting a terrorist attack along with coconspirators in anoth

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