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by arccy 10mo ago
Google Trust Services: https://pki.goog/
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by arccy 10mo ago
that's just microsoft not being good. Google Docs exists and is pretty good.
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by arccy 10mo ago
and who controls what goes in to the spec? still Bluesky.
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by arccy 10mo ago
the malware need not actively create a release like a worm, it can just infect every build and if you don't check carefully, your next regular release will contain it.
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by arccy 10mo ago
currently legal is the lowest bar, it doesn't mean it's moral to support a genocidal state.
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by arccy 10mo ago
It necessarily hosts a git server (using jgit), but the primary interface is as a code review tool. even browsing the git repos it hosts uses an embedded version of another tool (gitiles). https://gerrithub.io/ is a public
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by arccy 10mo ago
No, they merely feel the effects of the code, but they do not use it.
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by arccy 10mo ago
got to prevent you from looking at competitors
129.
by arccy 10mo ago
or they'll do what i assume is the jira style code blocks with just `multiple lines of code`
130.
by arccy 10mo ago
probably user reports to GitHub's moderation team
131.
by arccy 10mo ago
consider feedback people get like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46086703 companies don't always reward answering questions...
132.
by arccy 10mo ago
just a lot less, because there are so many bikes
133.
by arccy 11mo ago
too many words with no conclusion at all
134.
by arccy 11mo ago
hipsters are more like a permanent rejection of the mainstream, trend makers want the mainstream to follow them
135.
by arccy 11mo ago
npm is run by github / microsoft now, which also sells security products...
136.
by arccy 11mo ago
this is like saying just use C and don't write any memory bugs. possible, but life could be a lot better if it weren't so easy to do so.
137.
by arccy 11mo ago
if you actually read your parent comment: "typical web image quality"
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by arccy 11mo ago
That's simulated using kwok, not real. > Unfortunately running 1M real kubelets is beyond my budget.
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by arccy 11mo ago
someone coded it once, everyone else just adds another dependency that fulfills the spec, they don't even have to search for "dark patterns", just "most effective"
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by arccy 11mo ago
if you make it easy to be lazy and panic vs properly handling the error, you've designed a poor language
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by arccy 11mo ago
but also there are so many bikes there already that they didn't need to raise general awareness that much
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by arccy 11mo ago
people think that running nodejs servers are a good idea, and those fall over if there's ever so much as a stiff breeze, so they put cloudflare in front and call it a day.
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by arccy 11mo ago
They are not pronounced the same, otherwise we wouldn't have the ! in the language.
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by arccy 11mo ago
it's alignment of incentives. nowadays devs are less inclined to pump out crappy code that ends up with some ops guy having to wake up in the middle of the night
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by arccy 11mo ago
Write up a document on the business continuity risks of depending on Github.
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by arccy 11mo ago
Like how C and C# are different languages, Go and Go! are different. There's not name reuse here.
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by arccy 11mo ago
it's pretty straightforward if you think about it in terms of the networking layers involved in processing a request though
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by arccy 11mo ago
Your weekly reminder to take a break
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by arccy 11mo ago
you can just have a dedicated ssh keypair for signing
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by arccy 11mo ago
a website doesn't need $1000 and $1000 seems at the same time to be quite a bit of money, but also too little to be for funding people long term.

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