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andmarios
6y ago
In Linux this is a solved problem by a very simple measure. The gestures (click by tapping, scrolling) are turned off while you type for a short period of time (around 300ms) after each key-press. It works surprisingly well and I've ne
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In time for its 24th birthday which is tomorrow!
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6y ago
I have an xtreme 2 and it's a very convenient and enjoyable device. My pet-peeve is that when I bought it, its sound-signature was very close to my JBL studio monitors. I was astounded by the quality. It could give you goose-bumps. Unf
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Data dump to data catalog for Apache Kafka
(lenses.io)
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7y ago
The behavior described in the article can be seen in all dementia patients. The article is written like it is a rare and unfortunate story which we watch from the sidelines, but only the age of Lee makes it unique. Many of us will experienc
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7y ago
I can. Rent does not count towards spending but it counts towards... earning. So, if you own a house and rent it to others, the rent is part of your income. If you rent a house to leave in, the rent is not part of your spent amount. There i
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7y ago
This is exactly what it wants. 30% before any tax, without counting rent, etc must be spent or you face 22% tax on the unspent amount. :)
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7y ago
Allow me to explain better. The 30% comes before any tax. Also it does not include payments for taxes, rent and other things. So, let's say I make €40K/year. My tax will be about €11K. Further taxes, such as owning some property,
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7y ago
But business people know all about debt because it's common for a business to operate on debt. They can relate. And, as the advice usually goes, it's better to first address your debt before going into saving and investing.
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7y ago
Syncthing. No cloud part though.
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7y ago
Oh cool, so as an engineer I'm expected to know instantly if what I'm working on is legal or not, although most of these cases take years of legal battles or involve huge working bodies from EU, etc. Maybe since engineers are expe
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7y ago
That's good advice; if you are building a command-line tool for Unix. :) The thing is I can chain command-line tools using a pipe, embed them into scripts and more. I probably can't do that with your app. My guess is that great pr
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7y ago
Ah, I missed it! Another exercise could be to have a page where the Access Control Allow Origin is set to a specific domain, then make a request by setting a different origin. E.g: curl -H "Origin: https://wrong.origin.co
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7y ago
I would suggest one more exercise; make a GET request to an address where the server replies with a redirect.
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7y ago
I would assume that the consensus is clear these days that swap is good and should be enabled for most cases for Linux > 4.0. Of course, real-life often is different than theory. Does your machine have a spinning disk or an SSD? I am muc
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CVE-2019-12735 vim/neovim: arbitrary command execution
(access.redhat.com)
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7y ago
Engineering is not about building robust structures. It can be applied towards that goal but that's it; an engineer takes specifications and constraints and solves the problem within these bounds. An important part of an engineer that
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8y ago
We do pay, for us, it doesn't make any difference in the quality.
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8y ago
Slack is browser based, even the "native" client option. This means your colleague cannot choose which screen to share in Linux, so if he has two screens he has to go at great lengths to make it work properly (either share both or
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8y ago
In addition to everything already mentioned, Zoom has great screen sharing quality and very, very importantly, is the only solution that supports Linux with a native client, which means proper screen sharing and much more. Linux desktop ado
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8y ago
It says that the sprint planning takes about 45 minutes. What I take that this means, is that there is a backlog with stories and tasks which was created and refined by the dev team. These stories include specifications, estimates and more.
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8y ago
I have a Sony Z4 tablet, released in 2015. This is the best Android tablet ever made and after 4 years nothing can beat it when it comes to a use-centric approach. Alas, it was the last tablet Sony made. Sony had a very rare insight when de
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I have a Huawei Matebook X Pro and I like it. There are many things to like about it but the one that stands out for me is the 3:2 ratio screen. No matter how much Dell and Lenovo call their offerings professional, I just can't see a p
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Indeed, but ops people have to learn new technologies all the time, so it's not that big of a leap. When you talk about a cloud and see a sysadmin rolling their eyes, it's not that they have something specifically against the clou
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8y ago
Every year cloud providers announce tens of new services, poorly tested and far from production ready. Non-ops eng teams and management are always happy to use the latest buzzword out of AWS, then ask their ops team to make it somehow work.
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8y ago
So, I'm an average person hosting my email on my domain. I use it for both personal and professional reasons. I'm by no means wealthy, so even though my email address has huge value to me (from clients, to friends, to banks and di
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8y ago
I think it's a good number for a sustained load within a large cluster. 50MB/sec multiplies due to replication and consumers. Also in large clusters, the bottleneck comes often from the network switches rather than the rest of the
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8y ago
Once you do this, squatters will just find an easy way to make a domain seem active: email traffic, basic websites, etc. Also sometimes there are legit uses, like squatting names in order to protect your brand. For example I could see googl
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8y ago
I would take a different approach to reach a similar conclusion. Assign a task to a junior dev. - Efficient: copies blindly a solution from stackoverflow in 30 minutes - Inefficient: copies the same solution but tries to understand it befor
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8y ago
Sometimes, devops, admins, DBAs, etc are there for QA. It's not that they don't know how to automate everything, it's that they know if you permit someone to do a dumb thing, they'll probably do. It's one thing to t
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