ViVr

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by ViVr 10mo ago
When working on a feature branch it can be useful to break up your changes into logical commits. This gives you the flexibility to roll back to an earlier iteration when still working on the feature if needed. One of my git habits is to git
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by ViVr 2y ago
> I realize you are probably using bitwarden directly, in which case don’t you trust them to safeguard your data? Yes i use bitwarden directly, no self hosting. I do trust them keep my data safe (although i also trusted LastPass at some
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by ViVr 2y ago
I'd like to see them add support for including attachments in your Bitwarden exports before i go putting any more critical data into their ecosytem. It has been a feature request for close to 6 years now: https://community.b
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by ViVr 3y ago
Information wants to be free but might be losing the battle regardless. The siren call of centralization lures in too many people who only realize the implications when it's too late. On most projects and topics i work on i keep pers
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by ViVr 3y ago
> "The network, owned by a Dutchman named Danny Manupassa, had made a spectacular bungle: it had stored the private keys for the system on the same server as the network’s messages. Analysts in the Netherlands obtained the private k
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by ViVr 4y ago
HTTPS improves security even for a static site because it prevents an ISP or middleman from injecting ads (or worse) into the page. It also increases privacy because the contents of the traffic can not be observed by third parties.
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by ViVr 5y ago
This september 2019 article from Financial Times might be a start. Why is the Federal Reserve pouring money into the financial system? Answer lies in short-term issues and structural market changes https://www.ft.com/con
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by ViVr 5y ago
It's a theory by wealth manager Brent Johnson that the next big recession will trigger an enormous demand for dollars. The dollar will rise against most other currencies and non-US bonds thus sucking up all the liquidity (that's t
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ViEmu is discontinued as a commercial product; will be turned into open source(viemu.com)
3 points by ViVr 5y ago|0 comments
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by ViVr 5y ago
Hey NY Times, now do an article on clothes dryers which use 4x more energy than the BTC network[1][2] while air-drying can do it without any electricity. [1] https://twitter.com/csuwildcat/status/139263941992078541
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by ViVr 5y ago
> Following a random exercise routine can result in injury. A trainer can check your form and help you execute the exercise safely but how does an exercise routine injure you?
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by ViVr 5y ago
The dominant position of the USD on the world stage also might have something to do with the USA having deployed military to more than 150 countries at once and their involvement in regime changes all over the world. Meanwhile the FED her
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by ViVr 5y ago
Your post seems to have an undertone of nervousness about the exchange rate of USD/cryptocurrency which is understandable in the middle of this bull market. In my opinion bitcoin is a revolution disguised as a get-rich-quick scheme. A
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by ViVr 5y ago
In a world where the Fedcoin and e-euro are commonplace, having access to a decentralized money system not tied to the whims of politics would really matter to me.
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by ViVr 5y ago
> Now you have code that may or may not be buggy Doesn't your solution of replacing the possibly buggy code with configuration leave you with configuration that may or may not be buggy?
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by ViVr 5y ago
This article seems to focus on clean code not having a significant effect on the software in production for the experience of the end user. One example where I have experienced the benefits of a clean codebase is when onboarding new develop
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by ViVr 6y ago
Max Keiser sure agrees that Wall Street is rampant with fraudulent practices. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2euIWm6Ch4&t=1m15s