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by aequitas 8y ago
They can't because you won't be allowed to upload anything that doesn't pass the content filter, or anything at all for that matter.
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by aequitas 8y ago
Summertime sounds better than wintertime because of the association with summer. Give people the choice between UTC+1 or UTC+2 and you will get wildly different answers.
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by aequitas 8y ago
To some it might seem weird, but in cases like this having even your repository configuration in Configuration management makes sense, for example using Terraform[0]. Of course you have a chicken-egg problem for that first repo that actuall
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by aequitas 8y ago
By extending this logic, a car manufacturer should be blamed for not designing proper brakes for their car. But if a worker then accidentally installs the breaks wrong they are not responsible? Imho, a company (especially as big as facebook
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by aequitas 8y ago
AFAIK my country's EU representatives are against, so Wikipedia in the Netherlands might not see a need as rallying citizens doesn't change a thing without a clear call to action.
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by aequitas 8y ago
If content providers in the online medium are to be the same to traditional providers like newspapers internet as we know it won't be any longer and we will have just that, online traditional newspapers. Making money by breaking the la
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by aequitas 8y ago
It means that what you are doing now, posting a comment using a throwaway, will be impossible. As no public platform will take this risk and users don't want to pay the extra money the platform needs to build or buy the impossible cont
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by aequitas 8y ago
Very much a thing in the companies I worked for in the Netherlands as well. But it is often a balanced mix of pc/mac and linux/windows/macos instead of a mono culture. Though frontend seems to lean more towards mac.
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by aequitas 8y ago
I would like to ask the question the other way around. Now I've been using systemd for a while and gotten used to it I can't image wanting to replace systemd with a collection of scripts. Maybe systemd is not objectively better or
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by aequitas 8y ago
For me the author can be considered a supplier instead of a customer. Maybe they don't have a legal contract stating the business relationship. But the business owner is using both the software and support of the author. That it is fre
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by aequitas 8y ago
This should really be a GitHub feature that is on be default on every repo: https://www.thoughtdealership.com/post/delete-comments/ > Delete Reaction Comments is an Always Be Closing (ABC) feature that deletes
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by aequitas 8y ago
AWS has limits on the amount of resources you can have in a VPC. You can request to increase these via a process out of bounds of the API. This mechanism is there exactly for these kind of things (and malicious API calls should you get hack
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by aequitas 8y ago
I'm more interested in the language/DSL behind the diagrams. It can look really nice, but if there is no easy/trivial way to model everything it you might as well just throw stuff together in HTML/CSS.
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by aequitas 8y ago
Yet at the same time the thing my kids love watching the most on Netflix is Paw Patrol, a animated commercial to sell dog toys, produced in: Canada (we live in Europe btw). So I don't think the problem is Netflix draining out local cul
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by aequitas 8y ago
Reminded me of zoomquilt ( https://zoomquilt.org/ ) a collaborative infinite zoomable 'painting' from the earlier internet.
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by aequitas 8y ago
> Open URLs directly from Oormi Pass and paste your username and password. Save precious time. The features I find most important (besides security) in a password manager is integration and portability. If I can't have my passwords
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by aequitas 8y ago
Wasn't expecting to see Sesame street on the list. You could indeed argue its a system for broadcasting information to young children. But by that definition would a teacher with a standardized textbook not apply as well (only less tec
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by aequitas 8y ago
Got a few 'hacker' emails on one of my throwaway addresses on this list the last few days. That account was leaked before in another list so this was not worrisome as I get those all the time for this address. What did strike me a
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by aequitas 8y ago
After countless failed attempts to make my own pizza dough I resorted to this 'docker' solution of prepped dough: https://www.ah.nl/producten/product/wi134027/ah-pizzadeeg-en... Somehow I always end
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by aequitas 8y ago
A talk worth watching about this is "Why I forked my own project and my own company ownCloud to Nextcloud" ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTKvLSnFL6I ) about how a Open core approach failed in many ways and a gre
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by aequitas 8y ago
Here in the Netherlands we are not charged for visiting the GP (thanks Theme Hospital for learning me this term). Only for specialist treatments or medicine after diagnose you pay either a deductible if it falls within base insurance or &#x
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by aequitas 8y ago
> I get why any individual would chose Fusion 360. But I'm completely heartbroken that the community as a whole gives up so much without apparent thought, and see people advertise it "because it is free" on a thread about
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by aequitas 8y ago
I understand your sentiment and feel it every time I choose to start Fusion, the lock-in is just plastered all over the place. I have used OpenSCAD for a while and coming from a DevOps world I greatly value the Everything-as-code mantra tha
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by aequitas 8y ago
Interesting, never knew there was a difference. Just looked it up: in EU chickens are vaccinated against salmonella and the US not. But cleaning them does make the eggs vulnerable due to removing the outer protective layer. Hence they need
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by aequitas 8y ago
You still have to watch out for ampersands though.
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by aequitas 8y ago
Nice use of the Python http module. Never looked into the function before tbh (didn't expect the server to be running in the shell though). But just did using `funced` (which I just discovered in the changelog, nice feature as well).
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by aequitas 8y ago
Sorry for the confusion, I'm to used to `` as code style for markdown, forgot HN doesn't support it. I'm glad Fish doesn't support the backtick syntax :). Like others mention it just drops the dollar from a 'regular
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by aequitas 8y ago
Yet the thought of a shell with a web interface made me shudder at first. Like those electron based terminal emulators.
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by aequitas 8y ago
Though I've really grown toward the 'everything as a function' pattern that Fish is trying to do, this is definitely a step back in the right direction. I might even wish for `$()` to be supported as well to allow even better
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by aequitas 8y ago
Coming from ZSH, Fish is a shell that just worked out of the box for me. It did everything ZSH did but I didn't have to touch a single configuration file to make it work. With ZSH I was forced to find all the options I wanted enabled a

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