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by _ikke_ 8y ago
This contains more information: https://nadav.amit.zone/blog/linux-inline
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
How do you use PYTHONUSERBASE?
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
Doesn't help that a lot of commands have the same prefix 'Get-' / 'Set-', 'Add-', etc, so you have to type at least 6 characters, including a '-', to get useful completion.
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
No: 1. You can choose to have the keys encrypted with a password (same for Windows as for Linux) 2. The key, whether encrypted or unencrypted, are for both platforms stored on disk in the user profile (see first screenshot) 3. This talks ab
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by _ikke_ 8y ago
Git LFS is not part of core-git, but an extension built and maintained by github, and the code lives outside of the git tree, so it cannot be a required part of the protocol.
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
But the VPN traffic itself may be shaped as well.
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
We link to this regularly in the #git irc channel on freenode. Seth used to frequent there, but he hasn't been there for a while.
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
Fun fact: one of the tech journalists at the NOS (Joost Schellevis) worked for tweakers.net
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
I've never seen it changing words after you have started on the next word.
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
I use Swift keyboard on Android, never had these kinds of issues, its predictions are remarkably good.
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PHP Interfaces Explained(daylerees.com)
1 points by _ikke_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
I thought I had forgotten it, but I could just recall it again.
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
In our environment, they have enabled Software Restriction Policy to block any executable to be run, except in trusted (and read-only) locations. That is a pretty effective way to prevent unwanted software to be installed / run.
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
There certainly are github employees who contribute a lot to git, but not with their github e-mail address, but with their personal address.
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
Alpinelinux (where this bug was found)
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Open Port Usage in Android Apps and Security Implications [pdf](eecs.umich.edu)
12 points by _ikke_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
TLS here is referring to Thread Local Storage, not Transport Layer Security.
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by _ikke_ 9y ago
Any kind of direct console access can be used (which many VPS providers offer).
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by _ikke_ 10y ago
Coverage tools are not sufficient for getting good test coverage. One can easily make code 'covered' without having proper tests for them. By writing tests early, you make sure the code you are testing is testable and your knowled
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by _ikke_ 10y ago
In git, branches are pointers to commits (branches are a specific kind of refs or references). When you commit, git creates a new commit object, links it to the last commit on that branch, and then points that branch to the new commit. Thi
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by _ikke_ 10y ago
The commit is not orphaned, because the tag is still pointing to it, but it's indeed not reachable from a branch anymore. git does not update local tags when the tag has changed remotely (see "on retagging" in the git tag man
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by _ikke_ 10y ago
What we are talking about is whether or not you should rewrite public history. The technical reason is based on the fact if others have access to this history or not. It does not matter if you pushed it to a private repository where some ot
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by _ikke_ 10y ago
You said: > anything accessible without any authorization. Even if it does require authorization, it's considered public in regard to this discussion.
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by _ikke_ 10y ago
When people talk about public commits it means commits other people have access too, and more specific, were able to commit on top. Authorization has nothing to do with it. In practice it means anything you have pushed. An exception can be
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Elm: nudging you toward good design(arjanvandergaag.nl)
2 points by _ikke_ 10y ago|0 comments
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Google’s closing argument: Android was built from scratch, the fair way(arstechnica.com)
3 points by _ikke_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by _ikke_ 10y ago
Bisect also becomes useless because of large commits. Even if you find the commit, the change it introduces can be so large you don't git much improvement. Git allows you to clean up your feature branches to prevent these kind of fix c
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by _ikke_ 10y ago
That's what things like git rebase are for (nice workflow with git commit --fixup + git rebase -i --autosquash). Then you clean up your fixes, while still keeping valuable history. With squash merges you are throwing out the baby with
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
I have a laptop with in installation that's 4/5 years old, and still running. Except for the occasional things, no problems with upgrading (even transitioning to systemd went fine without problems).
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
He was comparing the tls equivalent of how SSH works. First time you connect to an ssh server, you have to accept the host key, which most people do not (and in most situations, can not) verify.

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