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allarm
3y ago
Vim is not about productivity, but rather about a mental model of working with text.
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allarm
3y ago
Yes you are, when talking about the poisoned cake. Poisoning it is a crime. > because you do something for free doesn't mean your actions don't have consequences. Of course there are consequences - society is a closed system. T
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allarm
3y ago
You are confusing legal and societal obligations, again. OpenSource maintainers and coders don’t owe you anything, so please stop pretending that they do.
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3y ago
> ...non-profit... no one can really stop you from skipping, but it would look bad on you No it won't. Unless you have obligations. > Along the same token, you obviously shouldn't steal from the non-profit, or say randomly b
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3y ago
You can use a smart plug that turns on when the battery drops below 20%. I’m going to use this kind of automation for a tablet with HomeAssistant in kiosk mode.
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3y ago
Ansible documentation is nightmarish.
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3y ago
> why not just deploy it on a cheap vps? I’m that kind of a person and the usual response I get is - hey, that’s too complex!
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3y ago
It's super difficult to rent a flat in Western Germany. There are literally long queues for viewing a single flat in Berlin. It's slightly better in the rest of Germany, but still difficult.
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3y ago
The capitalized "K" and "К" look exactly the same though.
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3y ago
I wasted 10 minutes trying to find the pricing page. There’s no way I’m going to use an app that deliberately hides the pricing information.
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3y ago
Yes, and this is exactly the reason why root access should be possible for every device, without jailbreak.
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3y ago
Suck for what? There’s plenty of use cases for old devices. It’s not for you (or a corporation) to decide what’s good for me.
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3y ago
It's actually the opposite. 3-way handshake is the way to check that the communication channel is established and humans do it all the time. - hey! - what? - we need to talk.
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3y ago
I'd recommend you to read on what exactly these tier 1s are doing. Hint: they provide transport. It's technically impossible for them to control L7 for the most of the apps traffic. But that actually doesn't matter in the con
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3y ago
What is interchangeable, your lie about "it's trivial to shut down" and your bs about "oh but that's too difficult"? Those are two different things, even though both of them are not true. And sure, you missed m
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3y ago
Internet is decentralized as in - it's divided into multiple autonomous systems under local control of the owners. Your examples are most likely about some github repo or a steam app blocked, but the thing is - that's not Internet
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3y ago
That was a nice change of direction from "it's trivial to shut down" to "how many users are capable". And the answer is - basically every single one of them is capable, it's just a matter of motivation. The rig
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3y ago
Oh yeah, just for a second I thought it wasn’t irony. Let’s set up the guardrails.
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3y ago
That’s not the only silly thing they did. Ansible is awful.
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3y ago
> “We don’t need” Luckily your valuable opinion not really matters in the great scheme of things.
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3y ago
> racism against white people is a great idea Perhaps not all Americans know this, but not all white men of the world are responsible for the sins of the American fathers.
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3y ago
When somebody gives you a greatly oversimplified explanation of a very complex issue you can be absolutely sure that you’re being manipulated. This is especially true when the message is given in a condescending tone.
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3y ago
And everybody and their mom have twitter account nowadays, right?
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3y ago
> cutting across someone to say "bullshit" would be considered "heated" in most American tech workplaces Oh, you poor things.
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3y ago
Your comment was disgusting. There’s no counter argument needed.
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3y ago
Every single time in emacs/vim posts there’s a guy who knows better than me what is better for me, without even knowing me and my reasoning. There is a lot of reasons people use modal editing, but we didn’t realize that all of them don
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3y ago
Shells have Vi mode: bash, fish, zsh.
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3y ago
> Do you use a smartphone? We have a saying that loosely translates to “If the barn burns down, so does the house”. The meaning is that it’s not really wise to let the house burn down if the barn is burning.
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3y ago
Anything inside my house is the intimate space. I block the “smart” devices on the router firewall level so that they cannot call home - and here in this thread dozens of people use those spying devices that listens to you and to your famil
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3y ago
> If you don't know anything about networking, how on earth are you going to learn about what port-mirroring is? Through reading and understanding the fundamentals, just like we all had. The concept of port mirroring is super simple
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