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by agilob 6y ago
They do the same on linkedin and that was the reason I unfollowed them, too many buzzwords for short content. GitLab used to have a really good technical blog (like postgres articles), but you wouldn't believe the top 10 things they st
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by agilob 6y ago
oh no
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by agilob 6y ago
>And if you are writing a third party widget, be considerate and make the defaults the least aggressive possible when it comes to accessing user/site/server data. Unless your business model is literally collecting all personal
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by agilob 6y ago
>He wrote ”I think the only solution is to stop expecting every computer to be general-purpose” Which is a bit ironic, as his website doesn't load on my Firefox (disabled HTTP-only connections), and after I added exception, it still
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by agilob 6y ago
> This is going to be a disaster for culture in few years and winners will be big corporations. Yes, that's the point. Can you even comprehend how much money two corporations will make off governments and individuals?
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by agilob 6y ago
>I don't think Mozilla has a clear vision of what they want to achieve. Nope, they are obsessed about how tabs and [x] button look like. Is that 6th big change on the panel in 5 years?
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by agilob 6y ago
They have a history of such changes. YT has been breaking user-experience on non-chrome browsers for years now. Between 2015-2017 they were racing with the new codecs of which none were supported on Safari or Firefox, so browsers simply sto
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by agilob 6y ago
> Had the almost exact same experience, but with Java. I'm a C# developer and although I have some experience with Java >Sure aren't Java and C# are pretty much the same thing? Yea, hear that from the other side: I went for
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by agilob 6y ago
>At work I need to use MS Teams and holy shit it's so slow a Try Slack on Firefox or Android. Who the hell has 40 seconds for a chat to load?!
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by agilob 6y ago
Qt is going commercial only. GTK+ feels kinda old when working on it and GTK team likes to break compatibility. Flutter is also quite bad often, dependency hell on big projects is so much hotter than anything I've ever seen on npm. Flu
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by agilob 6y ago
oh no, the megabar is still there
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by agilob 6y ago
I can't reproduce that. How do I reproduce that?
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by agilob 6y ago
Yea, it didn't work as expected sudo -u nginx php updater/updater.phar Nextcloud Updater - version: v18.0.9-8-g27dac77 Current version is 18.0.14. PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function NC\Updater\curl_init()
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by agilob 6y ago
Haha thanks to your comment I noticed I'm using nextCloud 16. I'm going to make a few upgrades now and I'll tell you how it went. Edit: Miration 18->19 is now stuck on Step 4 is currently in process. Please reload this pag
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by agilob 6y ago
When Uber discovered that 80% of their ads where (allegedly fake, please don't sue me), it was a big issue, everyone was talking about it and case is in court. When Facebook is doing the same thing again and again and again, there&#x27
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by agilob 6y ago
> Why is Microsoft sharing this level of information (from a corporate account) with third parties? Because why not, it's allowed by T&C
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by agilob 6y ago
> I’ve never met a skilled developer willing to work for what the government pays? Is that your bubble that's poorly skilled?
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by agilob 6y ago
"Applied for a Java role, but had JavaScript questions. Tried to explain to interviewer there are unrelated things, was asked to come back when I learn more about Java. One star." Removed because it exposes interview process.
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by agilob 6y ago
> realize a competitor is obviously trying to take down our listings? Classic Amazon, competitor most likely has financial link to Amazon, even might be their puppet company.
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by agilob 6y ago
>Algorithms are not even close to substituting for human customer service, human moderation, and human judgment. And that's by design. They don't want to talk to you and help you. You're going to buy there anyway and we al
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by agilob 6y ago
>you can have it taken down... for a measly $400 per month Might be wrong, but glassdoor does it too
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by agilob 6y ago
They claim to be experts in Internet law but their website isn't GDPR compliant... https://www.summerfieldbrowne.com/internet/4582280575
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by agilob 6y ago
Well, their stocks went down today, Elon Musk manipulated TSLA stocks too for personal gain, he faced consequences, but looks like it was worth it in the long run.
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by agilob 6y ago
Look at this on google maps https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Summerfield+Browne+Solic...
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by agilob 6y ago
Does this message sound very artificial, fake to anyone? I haven't seen many ransom messages, a few have been published, but this one and the way it's screenshotted just seems so fake to me
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by agilob 6y ago
techcrunch.com does transparent redirect to a tracking domain. Clicking the link redirects to https://guce.advertising.com/collectIdentifiers?sessionId=3_... which then redirects you back to a URL you wanted to visit.
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by agilob 6y ago
It's like page rank but even worse?
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Google wants new rules for developers working on 'critical' projects(zdnet.com)
3 points by agilob 6y ago|1 comments
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by agilob 6y ago
Which Apple computer would even have a GPU to use it?
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by agilob 6y ago
>Sure, lets pipe user feedback directly into GitHub issues. Good luck with that if you have a hundred issues a day. Average user is less than poorly educated about technology. Their level of competence when raising a bug is simply pathet

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