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by acatton 4y ago
This is way more complex that it is. Especially the cookie banner part. If you don't have global analytics (= google analytics) and if you don't have personalised ads, you're fine. This person/company sells a "GDPR
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by acatton 4y ago
No. This person sells a "GDPR compliant product", whatever this means. So they have an incentive to make sound as complex and cumbersome as possible so that you buy their product.
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by acatton 4y ago
This reads like a twitter thread :(
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by acatton 4y ago
I believe that you're biased by HN, since a lot of the discussion here revolve around over-valued VC-money-roided-up startups burning millions of dollar per months. If you're looking at big tech, telco, banks and finance, there ar
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by acatton 4y ago
> Even the biggest software teams I have seen were rarely larger than 50-80 people. And they were working on large complex codebase for AAA games. […] How can they manage to productively use the time of 10000+ people? I work for a 100k-e
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by acatton 4y ago
Not if you just deploy it as is, like a service. (which it's intended to) If you write an application which uses MinIO over HTTP, you have no obligation to release your application code.
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by acatton 4y ago
It looks like they're cheating the numbers by using the concept of "'core' of the kernel", whatever that means. > Oracle is the #1 contributor to the "core" of the kernel, in terms of number of changese
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by acatton 4y ago
Alternative point of view: opensource isn't the same as freeloading
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by acatton 4y ago
And if you're lazy, there are websites which gives you a summary of it: https://tldrlegal.com/licenses/tags/OSI-Approved I'm really starting to think that companies violating OSS licenses is often times
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by acatton 4y ago
The CNCF maintains a list of closed and opensource container-friendly storage backends: https://landscape.cncf.io/card-mode?category=cloud-native-st...
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by acatton 4y ago
How is the AGPL not welcoming?[1] [1] https://drewdevault.com/2020/07/27/Anti-AGPL-propaganda.html
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by acatton 4y ago
Yes, but no. The law is PSD2, but there are so many requirements that it's impossible for a private person to access it. First of all you need to generate a certificate which needs to be signed by a financial authority. Then you use cl
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by acatton 4y ago
Yes, but then you can authenticate as badassly as they do in these dystopian sci-fi movies! /s
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by acatton 4y ago
> France made me pro-Uber. The taxis in Paris are arrogant, entitled and even bullies. I've seen them smoke in the car, refuse to turn down the radio, and other shenanigans. Not to mention they're often not around when you need
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by acatton 4y ago
PSA: scp is deprecated.[1] Please use sftp.[2] [1] https://lwn.net/Articles/835962/ [2] https://man.openbsd.org/sftp.1
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by acatton 4y ago
https://drewdevault.com/2020/07/27/Anti-AGPL-propaganda.html
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by acatton 4y ago
Even though Kagi looks and sound nice, I can't cope with signed-in-required search. I understand that their business model is "you pay, you are our user, we won't sell your data"[1] But there is a simple privacy-friendly
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by acatton 4y ago
> a key-infra open source project then proceeds to mention a project which is not officially packaged/distributed by any of the major distributions.
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by acatton 4y ago
That's my point, that `echo .gitignore > .gitginore` as advertised as "a cool hack" in the article can lead to disasters.
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by acatton 4y ago
I'm sorry, am I the only one shocked when reading "300 MB of RAM" for a software which just plays music? mplayer uses a 6th of that to play videos.
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by acatton 4y ago
Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cc8f639H6dQ
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by acatton 4y ago
You're right. My bad. I meant `git add -A . && git commit`.
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by acatton 4y ago
If you do `echo .gitignore > .gitignore` and then somebody elses commit a git ignore, and you pull from that repository, your local .gitignore will be silently overriden, and you might add untracked files if you have the bad habit of `gi
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by acatton 4y ago
I'm confused… Why do they want to support the OAUTH flow when they can just the normal app password flow without any change in their code, just documentation for their users. https://support.google.com/accounts/ans
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by acatton 4y ago
This is a recipe for disaster. Especially if somebody else commits a gitignore in your repository. If you want an untracked list of files to not track, use .git/info/exclude, it's literally made for this. This is not a hidden
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by acatton 4y ago
Some are misconfigured, but others are just honeypots to sniff out some traffic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QT4YJn7oVI
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by acatton 4y ago
Not GP, but I think what they meant is having a MX record with a higher priority pointing to an unroutable IP blackhole IN A 240.0.0.1 @ MX 10 blackhole.example.com @ MX 20 mail.example.com
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by acatton 4y ago
The wire protocol is grpc https://github.com/ydb-platform/ydb-go-sdk/blob/98938c92a9ff...
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Rust on Nails: A full stack architecture for Rust web applications(cloak.software)
74 points by acatton 5y ago|16 comments
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by acatton 5y ago
> If you (to continue the PostgreSQL example) needed to upgrade the version of a dependency in the container, you'd publish a new artifact and use the same volume mount, performing a data migration as you go. You're just provi

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