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541.
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allarm
4y ago
Aliases are not backward compatible, it’s not an elegant solution. It should have been properly named from the start.
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allarm
4y ago
Is there any sane reason why in all standard modules the keyword “src” has 3 letters but “dest” has 4 letters instead of “dst”, which is pretty standard everywhere? Drives me crazy every time.
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allarm
4y ago
Didn’t happen in my city, must be a Moscow thing. But yeah, that’s quite sad.
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allarm
4y ago
It was after approx 70 years of Soviet regime. People had never seen anything like this before, during their whole life.
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allarm
5y ago
Go ahead comparing apples and oranges, what can I say.
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allarm
5y ago
Emacs it's not an IDE (out of the box), so it's not your use case, obviously.
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allarm
5y ago
This is NOT collateral damage, these people are the actual target. Who do you think will suffer from this decision? Developers and it nerds mostly.
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allarm
5y ago
It is not different, it’s exactly the same situation. The hypocrisy of lots of the comments here is insane.
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allarm
5y ago
Especially if the accusations are true, there should be something more than just these tweets and a comment from a person who allegedly knew him.
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allarm
5y ago
And maybe there should be something more than a couple of tweets from random persons without ANY proofs? That’s just so wrong.
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allarm
5y ago
Not really. VLAN provides segmentation, but it does not provide any mechanisms to limit access to other vlans in your network - which are most likely routed by your router. You will need to add some L3 filtering (acls/iptables/wh
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allarm
5y ago
They’re just saying that mixing contexts is not helpful nor wanted. Not that it wasn’t obvious, though.
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allarm
5y ago
Comparing to SF you have an island 20x30km which you cannot leave (or rather it’s quite difficult to return back) vs the enormous country with plenty of places to travel. Before the pandemics you could at least travel around Asia etc, now y
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allarm
5y ago
I am aware. They were talking about work passes though. Work passes include work permit, ep, pep, etc: https://www.mom.gov.sg/passes-and-permits
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allarm
5y ago
3 years. I was holding a PEP, it’s 3 years. It used to be 5 I guess.
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allarm
5y ago
Gosh that is bs. A friend of mine, a resident, married an ep holder 2 weeks ago. Singapore has not been very foreigner friendly lately, but this marriage thing is just not true.
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allarm
5y ago
There’s also PEP - personalized employment pass. It’s something in between of pr and ep.
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allarm
5y ago
Cisco have the rollback feature as well. It’s not implemented as smoothly as in Juniper though.
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allarm
5y ago
It’s likely that their oobm systems are depending on dns in some way - aaa for instance. It’s not possible that they don’t have oobm at all, really.
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allarm
5y ago
Maybe, but now they have an alternative installed on their phones/laptops.
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allarm
5y ago
It probably is, but it is also more convenient than whatsapp (or any other messenger for that matter) in many ways.
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allarm
5y ago
I use it all the time looking for drawing references. It’s an amazing resource for my hobby.
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allarm
5y ago
I run Linux on my Macbook Pro 2013.
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allarm
5y ago
> around 2 * 8 kbps; that's more than GSM half-rate, with modern codecs it could actually sound acceptable It’s not only acceptable, it’s widely used. I.e. lots of companies use g711 codec with 64kbps for internal intra-office commu
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allarm
5y ago
So what exactly is wrong with these words in your opinion?
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allarm
5y ago
> Singapore is more stable, but has even less freedoms than HK though And it’s getting worse every day. I.e. recently they allowed “social distance enforcement officers” to get into your house to check that you’re not breaking any rules
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allarm
5y ago
An org-mode file in Emacs, tagged, synced and version controlled.
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allarm
5y ago
Then they should’ve used “this doesn’t work for me ”.
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allarm
5y ago
Maybe if you are suggesting to retire a whole word out of the language you could at least provide a (valid) reason to do so? It's not really obvious and a bit surprising, honestly.
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allarm
5y ago
I use ⌘-1/⌘-2 for English/Russian layouts. It's better than using a switch key because it's deterministic - you don't need to look at the layout indicator or whatnot.
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