atarian

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by atarian 6y ago
I can't swipe forward / back using the touchpad on your site. Looks like this rule that you set on the html element is causing it: overscroll-behavior-x: none;
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How Bluetooth Got Its Name(bluetooth.com)
2 points by atarian 6y ago|0 comments
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by atarian 6y ago
Never heard about Chesterton's Fence, thanks for sharing that. Definitely applicable to legacy code.
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by atarian 6y ago
Makes a lot of sense considering AWS deals with sensitive government data.
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by atarian 6y ago
That's correct, it doesn't prevent distribution. Also, I believe Slack will show a warning on your app at install time if it is not listed.
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by atarian 6y ago
I don't quite understand why someone would use this instead of @general. Just to make it sound more personal?
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by atarian 6y ago
For additional context: https://github.com/lodash/lodash/pull/4745
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NPM advisory for lodash: Consider using a different package(npmjs.com)
5 points by atarian 6y ago|1 comments
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by atarian 6y ago
It looks OK, but I hate how the header is now justified to the edges instead of being centered.
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by atarian 6y ago
Never thought that I would see the day that Intel would lose its dominance. Every time they came out with a new processor back in the 90s was like a new iPhone.
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by atarian 6y ago
>It must be emphasised that if any single CA is breached, then all of TLS breaks. It doesn’t matter what CA you used for your website, it only matters what CA your attacker uses. How is that possible? If a CA is breached, doesn't th
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by atarian 6y ago
Well on the bright side, "main" is shorter to type than "master".
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by atarian 6y ago
Do open letters from legislators really accomplish anything other than negative media attention?
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What happens when you wake up in VR(xinreality.com)
2 points by atarian 6y ago|0 comments
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by atarian 6y ago
Apart from the police and people listening out of interest/curiosity, who else taps into police scanners? It seems like a really narrow and competitive niche to be in for developers.
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by atarian 6y ago
Based on what I read, I'm guessing Andrew initially thought Keivan was someone worth working with because of AppGet. But then something during the interview started rubbing Andrew the wrong way. Maybe it was the way Keivan talked or ho
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by atarian 6y ago
Even if we had a cheap, reliable way of sending garbage to the sun I am skeptical of the idea that the garbage would just magically disappear. It would probably accumulate into another problem later down the road.
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by atarian 6y ago
You just saved my job. Thanks a lot.
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by atarian 6y ago
Actually, it was data-driven. She reportedly looked at how many people who were WFH were actively using the company VPN.
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by atarian 6y ago
It probably has to do with the optics of being associated with Bill Gates: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/17/technology/bill-gates-vir...
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by atarian 6y ago
I hope they also add better builtins for HTTP. Last time I worked with Swift it was difficult to get a simple server up and running without a framework.
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by atarian 6y ago
This looks more like a huge oversight than a malicious decision. I can't think of a good reason why a company advertising deliveries for a specific restaurant would redirect to a listing of similar restaurants. As an end user that woul
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by atarian 6y ago
Could this replace Vault?
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by atarian 6y ago
This. I don't know why people think we should go with one or the other. Why not just let people decide for themselves?
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by atarian 6y ago
The new hardware looks impressive, but I think it's still being held back by Windows; I say this as someone who uses Windows 10 on a daily basis. Given how responsive Microsoft has been to the market, I wouldn't be surprised if th
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by atarian 6y ago
This is a really good idea, however I think it's somewhat marred by the pricing structure: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/details/visual-stu... There should be a free tier as well as monthly o
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What if you don't want to go back to the office?(nytimes.com)
4 points by atarian 6y ago|0 comments
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by atarian 6y ago
Agreed. It's leaving easy money on the table.
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by atarian 7y ago
Looks like a replacement for Dockerfiles.
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by atarian 7y ago
The founder of Zoom used to work at WebEx before it was acquired. Wouldn't be surprised if he brought along some WebEx folks as well.

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