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by aequitas 6y ago
> hacker-friendly consumer electronics Both white and black hat hackers friendly? The vast majority of consumers don't want to 'hack' their device. They just want to watch Youtube and do bank payments without getting hacke
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by aequitas 6y ago
Apple doesn't check binary hashes but developer certificates these binaries are signed with. Which there are a lot less of (ie. firefox and thunderbird share the same certificate).
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by aequitas 6y ago
Realtime information about spread of malware is really valuable from a prevention/attack perspective. Virus scanners also employ this method. That's why they still give away free versions of their software, just to have as much co
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by aequitas 6y ago
> Bugs are not critiques. Not only (technical) bugs are reported, but also design decisions and such. A lot of those things often come down to difference in opinion. I've seen some developers be really adamant about how a bug was ac
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by aequitas 6y ago
This makes me think, it is opposite to what mostly is used in open source projects that have bugtrackers. Github is filled with countless 'mistakes' (issues/pr's) people made in the code they published. Should there be s
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by aequitas 6y ago
I'm curious if this falls under the "Check this box to send metrics to Apple to help us make things better" checkbox you get when you first login to your Mac after a reinstall. Anyways I don't understand why this process
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by aequitas 6y ago
Virtualization and containers. Especially if you want to run an Electron based code editor next to it.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Almost all graphical applications and tools for macOS have a CLI counterpart. Often they are not as intuitive or well thought out as most GNU CLI tools, but they get the job done and enable a lot of automation without using the mouse. Thing
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by aequitas 6y ago
Xcode comes with a very rudimantary but feature complete and free graphical diff util called FileMerge. You can call it from the terminal as 'opendiff'[0]. It works great with Git as difftool or mergetool and it even supports diff
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by aequitas 6y ago
It might be because I'm old fashioned and come from a terminal background (you kids with your MP3's, I'll stick with tapes). But for me the SaaS is the overhead. Moving away from my terminal and local dev environment. Waiting
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by aequitas 6y ago
The same can be said for a linter. You can just ignore the lint warning and have it not block the build as well. Most linters also don't require manual changes but do automatic fixing, ie: black[0]. Non-user initiated updates to QA too
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by aequitas 6y ago
I also have a single node 'cluster' for the more bulkier (diskio) stuff that won't fit the raspi's. And it's nice to have the same API accross all my setups. Apart from the data (backups, photos, media, etc) that is
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by aequitas 6y ago
> All of that to deploy a bunch of standard applications in a single server, with very low load > So now, not only do you have to worry about the applications themselves and their configuration, but you also have to worry about all th
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by aequitas 6y ago
You can consider it a worldwide law: - a lot of big tech companies are based in the US - a lot of companies want to do business in the US - DCMA can become part of a trade agreement with the US, I don't know if the E.U. will sa
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by aequitas 6y ago
I can't make it up from the documentation but the USB-C seems only to be for power. Which is a shame as well. As it would be ideal if you could plug this in with one cable using a USB-C dock or USB-C compatable monitor.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Guerrilla games actually does some extensive testing on their game[0]. Like AI bots playing the game continuously to uncover bugs. But they are a Sony first party game studio which means they have a lot of experience to gain regarding the
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by aequitas 6y ago
I think this is party true due to how well their test setup is. Being able to automated regression test every feature of the game[0]. Having a comprehensive test suite also helps you as a developer to dive into the code and refactor away wi
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by aequitas 6y ago
I'm missing a desktop application so I can also browse my pictures from my desktop. Which also has the added benifit that it syncs to local disk which creates an additional backup (plus one more if you include the desktop backup itself
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by aequitas 6y ago
Same with localized functions in eg Excel or Google Spreadsheets. I've grown so accustomed to the English terms it hard to remember or guess my local variants.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Well since they save a tremendous amount of time and effort by incorporating code that other developers spend their time on it the least they could do. Heck, it's even possible to mostly automate this as a lot of companies already (aut
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by aequitas 6y ago
It's to bad the animation doesn't convey this information very well. Also all the manual labor and additional tools like boats involved. At the beginning the poles just fall out of thin air until they use some sort of pile driver
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by aequitas 6y ago
Since macOS is using CUPS under the hood for printing this should not really be a problem.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Depends on the Git craftmanship of the team is my experience. If they commit every small fix with a useless commit message, history becomes messy real quick. Squashing can be seen as a solution here. Until you learn proper rewriting of hist
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by aequitas 6y ago
> If you have made it, document it, so you don't have to answer questions. Dont' communicate one-to-one, but always on an (internal) public medium, preferrably more persistent than chat. - Need to explain something to someone?
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by aequitas 6y ago
There is a story like this in the Netherlands with Radio Kootwijk [0], and old, architectually stunning radio station from colonial times. There is an intricate tilework pattern in the main hall [1] where the architect put 1 tile in wrong,
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by aequitas 6y ago
Indeed, imho it's also better to have more smaller update cycles with their associated issues spread over time then having all those issues at the same time while external pressure is also pushing. to get that security fix or bussines
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by aequitas 6y ago
Depends, I've had a game where I was not the imposter but had 3 crewmates voted out on reports I made, yet I was not voted out myself. I would have been really suspicious of someone by that point myself.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Imho, if you where a teammate and not a imposter, you should be voted out regardless if you're just lurking in security and not doing your tasks, so we can finish the game. But then there might be little incentive for you to do your ta
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by aequitas 6y ago
There are several 'visual' tasks (medical scan, taking out trash, shields, shooting astroids) that allow's one to prove they are a ligitimate crewmember. Casting doubt on you as a 'self reporter'. Also things like t
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by aequitas 6y ago
Some Mikrotik devices (not the RB3011 unfortunately) support metarouter which allows you to run additional RouterOS or Linux instances as virtual machines[0]. [0] https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Metarouter

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