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by _ikke_ 6y ago
But the goal is to prevent spam in the first place. I don't think these bots will verify robots.txt to see if the spamming is effective. They just spam anything they can get their hands on.
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
my_command() { command my_command "$@" --do-it }
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
How long do we still expect data to come back from the voyagers? At some point the signal must be too weak to be able to pick up.
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
I guess they mean launching webapps with --app=, which launces the page in a chromeless window. Firefox recently learned --ssb (after you enable that in about:config), but it's use is much more limited, geared towards kiosks. Things li
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19778738 (2019)
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
Yes, exactly. It also allows you to specify keys that it should ignore per site (so that the webapp always receive them), or even completely disable vimium for a site (or just specific pages on a site). By default, it's not active on g
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
Note that you can provide -m multiple times to add multiple paragraphs to the commit message.
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
I've had 2 sd-cards go corrupt (read-only, any writes were lost). Had a mariadb instance running on it as well. It will hold for for some time, but eventually, the card will give up.
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
For me, that's similar to writing if(var == true) { } It's more verbose than necessary, but not wrong.
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by _ikke_ 6y ago
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" /> The "width=device-width" is the cause.
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
When people talk about squashing branches, it means squashing all commits into a single commit (git merge --squash, or using the squash feature of github / gitlab / hosted-git-solution). The reason you use blame is to find the e
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
Do you know about git worktree? Because that sounds exactly what you want. Each worktree has its own index (staging area) and working tree.
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
The 'staging' area is implemented through the index. And the index is used for more things then just deciding what gets in the next commit. A lot of gits speed comes from caching Stat data of files so that it does not have to hash
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
Python2 is still there, but most modules are only available for Python3. The next release it will be removed completely.
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
No, sadly not. There are plenty of sites that are not reachable via IPv6 yet. github for example does not work over ipv6.
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
I typically use 0.0.0.0 rather than 127.0.0.1, then it's not even reachable.
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
The runner is the piece of software that executes pipelines. You can install it on any machine and connect that to a gitlab instance. On hosted gitlab, they provide the runners, but limit how long you can these runners execute, which they m
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
The benefit is that you can remove a lot of duplicate code that does exactly the same, except the type it operates on. The blogpost talks about the Reverse function. Especially when you need to make changes, (fix bugs, performance improveme
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by _ikke_ 7y ago
That would only purge config files that came with the package (which would live in /etc/). Config files in the homedir of a user are not managed by apt.
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Alpine 3.10 Released(alpinelinux.org)
73 points by _ikke_ 7y ago|36 comments
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Alpine Linux Docker Image Vulnerability (CVE-2019-5021)(alpinelinux.org)
2 points by _ikke_ 7y ago|2 comments
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
Checked my spam filter, and there was only spam in there :-)
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Git v2.21.0(lkml.iu.edu)
2 points by _ikke_ 8y ago|0 comments
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
Yes, that most likely plays a role. I wasn't too sure, so I left it out of my answer.
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
The issue is porting Rust to other architectures, which is not trivial. Work is being done to get there, just not in time for v3.9.
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
This post[0] contains some of the reasons: - better upstream support from projects - To my understanding, various of the issues in OpenSSL that made us switch to libressl have been resolved. (for example memory management)
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Alpine Linux 3.9.0 Released(alpinelinux.org)
205 points by _ikke_ 8y ago|90 comments
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
The [EasyMotion][0] plugin provides this. It has several modes to select where you want to jump to. [0]: https://vimawesome.com/plugin/easymotion
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
Mailing list thread: https://lkml.org/lkml/2014/11/24/407 > When I was reading the documentation, my 4-year-old > niece wanted to see what I was doing. After telling her, > she noticed t
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
NAT is not a firewall, it's a hack to keep ipv4 working today.

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