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antocv
6y ago
Sad and similar response from both of them, ie "you shouldnt need money" This is a major failure of free and open source, not having a business plan at all while those who do have a business plan, Google, AWS, Microsoft are reekin
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antocv
6y ago
This is when you use TamperMonkey and write a user-script to scrap and post that shit where you want it.
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6y ago
Leaks from Chinese... wait, did they leak something to like wikileaks? I thought it was just official health care, public institutions talking thru public media?
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7y ago
One more feeling the same.
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7y ago
Location: Sweden Remote: Yes, preferred, have a good home office setup. Willing to relocate: No. Frontend - Vue.js, static sites, old tech like JSP Struts and GWT needs to not be mentioned right? Backend - Java, Python, C, PHP,
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7y ago
What is Twitch? From your perspective, if I google it Ill likely just come to a presentational wall-paper saying sign up and give up privacy, and maybe install this on your computer in order to gain some highly sought after...videos of peop
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7y ago
I understand what it is, there is just no point to doing it. Its typical "i always use tool X to do Y, so now I want tool X to do Z when there is a tool B doing Z already." But whatever, go on.
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7y ago
Doesnt Microsoft Teams and other conferencing tools call this feature "screen sharing"? Also, for development, why dont people ssh into a shared server and multi tmux together? Thats a kind of screen sharing.
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7y ago
The worst part of being a software developer, is being around other software developers. Seriously, the most know-it-alls ever.
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Ask HN: DevOps, why do people still use Grafana/Prometheus etc.?
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7y ago
No, my opinion does not benefit fossil fuel industry, my opinion is - we should burn the gas stations to the ground, stick a potato up every SUV you see, toss tyre-destructing spikes on every road. Kidnap CEOs of the fossil fuel industry, a
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7y ago
Thats not my argument, if you listen carefully to all climatists, they are trying to reduce the scope of the issue down to CO2. They are trying to use soft means like climate meetings and "targets of CO2", instead of spurring eco
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> Your argument being? That human-induced global warming affecting the life of millions, potentially billions of people, should be ignored because worse has happened in Earth's history? Because humans also adversely affect different
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7y ago
Thats why I hate these Greta style "climate activists", since they only focus on climate, as if thats the only bad shit going on concerning environment. And even so, they are wrong about "apocalypse" style of events. Eve
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7y ago
Alternatives to gitlab: https://gogs.io/ https://gitea.io/en-us/ https://www.atlassian.com/software/bitbucket/download https://gitbucket.github.io/ https:&#
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7y ago
They are not crazy. They never changed from being slave-masters, imperialists, colonialists and racists. Its the same elite class which holds power today in US and UK with direct lineage from slave-masters and imperialists.
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7y ago
Gitlabs actions affect Russians(people) and not Russia(gov). Their motivation, should they apply it to UK, US, Spain and France, should lead them to forbid having employees from those countries as well. As a Swede, I would not like my gitla
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7y ago
Why can these apps block "breaking copyright" and discussions about piratebay, but cant stop slave trade? Why does the justice system hand out huge fines and prison sentances, for copyright infrigiment, but not for slavery? Why do
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7y ago
> Which actions are tech giants taking against people organizing meetings? Feeding the data straight to NSA, which then feeds FBI, which then crashes the party with pepper spray and dogs. Sometimes the Feds can send under-cover agents to
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> What is it that you want to do that these technologies are preventing you from doing Organizing tea parties without being surveilled and oppressed? Inviting friends to a meeting, without tech giants knowing about it, and taking actions
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7y ago
Was shopping for a multi-language RPC, with a schema and reactive semantics. RSockets fits best so far, does anyone know other such projects? gRPC is out since its tied so strongly to HTTP/2 and a Google project (meaning 7 years from n
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RSocket a reactive streams library with poly-gloy RPC
(rsocket.io)
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My ISP can not "be looking at your address bar", you are thinking of Google. Downgrade attack, would not work since I use HTTPS Everywhere, and once my browser has visited the site it refused to downgrade - that header is set.
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7y ago
Of course the site has its normal login/password, for example nextcloud has authentication. But you see, for what we are discussing here, you could have exploited it even without authenticating, and especially it would have been easier
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7y ago
Not only disposing of those individuals who become a problem. Disposing of entire groups and social movements. Example, occupy wallstreet. As in, stealing, literal, bloody, stealing of an entire generations wealth, and transfering it to tho
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7y ago
Exactly.
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7y ago
Lets Encrypt does not per se, but TLS does is what I mean with letsencrypt, thats why I said dont put a domain name for your nextcloud instance - because even if you get a wildcard cert, the domain names are public, and every lookup you do
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7y ago
I hide mine behind letsencrypt, just dont put nextcloud.yourdomain.com but put it under a path like yourdomain.com/shortPhrase/nextcloud where shortPhrase is something like noway pizde and so on. Then dont share your links publicl
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If anyone is following standard "recommended" practice, like in Nextcloud case, they get burned. This is true for all languages and frameworks. If you dont practice defense-in-depth, you get rekt eventually. I just checked my inst
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7y ago
KDE or plasma whatever its name, is basically unchanged from 1995 UI philosophy. The closest we can have today in 2019.
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