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"That is one stunted person" gets there and beyond. It's unwarranted, too.
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> I have a persistent feeling.., > It's so pathetic and sad. But I also understand it's all emotion and that some people live through their lives based on that. It does seems it's all emotion on your end. Projecting muc
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I think you can get stronger by building your own identity (rather than "like vercel") - starts with the headline/tagline and pitch in a way that stands on its own. "Open source X alternatives" are dime-a-dozen and
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1y ago
Vercel alternatives are getting traction and relevance after Vercel and CEO controversies like last weeks https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45416353
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https://www.middleeasteye.net/trending/developers-drop-verce... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45416353 https://old.reddit.com/r/nextjs/comments/1nueacb/vercel
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1y ago
Keep it offline and in particular avoid surfing the web or opening untrusted files (images, photos, documents etc included) and it's probably low-risk.
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1y ago
You can also check out quickemu. Uses qemu rather than virtualbox. https://github.com/quickemu-project/quickemu
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1y ago
I bet you're a blast at parties. "You say meeting them was the best thing that happened to you? What does that say about your achievements?"
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> It kind feels like this fork is the better maintained piece of software now. Which fork of what software..? > We’re excited to introduce gem.coop – a new server for gems in the Ruby ecosystem. This is a new hosting service for gems,
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1y ago
TFA is about a new server/registry hosting for community gems. Not a fork of Bundler.
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> was hoping for a web client to easily switch between multiple domains That can be the end result if you go with a webmail client like Roundcube or SoGo, yes. If you go with a managed provider, as mentioned, I think they should all have
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1y ago
It looks fine for your purposes. One gotcha with these systems is that you may not get firmware/BIOS updates for that long if at all. So if theres some security patch from AMD and you care about security you may be SoL. In particular r
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Online password generator is a terrible idea.
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1y ago
Going deep on programming for a while will be a big edge and strength when/if you lean back into devops later. Especially if you feel more passion/fun there. Starting with focus on one language (java) first sounds good but once yo
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In general, on the incoming side you have two options: Have all the mail sent to one server (pointing all MX records to the same place), or using something to sync messages in place from a remote (in cases where you want to keep the primary
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Breaking "Provably Correct" Leftpad https://lukeplant.me.uk/blog/posts/breaking-provably-correct...
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1y ago
Basically guaranteed RCE for vulnerable configurations - a severity of 10 seems apt. The aspect that it's only impacting a small percentage of installations in practice does not factor into the severity calculation. OTOH I'd quest
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1y ago
Let's just say the variance is high. Great stuff and groups out there but the bar has been lower (until now, I guess). Just according to keikaku. Translator's note: "Keikaku" means plan
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1y ago
Well at least you should then have that on a dedicated gaming machine - treat it like a console. Not the same box you do your surfing, socials, banking and coding etc on. I think the intersection of people who can afford a rig for competiti
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1y ago
Somehow just trying to navigate to this website makes my browser crash. Firefox on Android with NoScript.
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For multiple reasons it's better and safer to avoid using official provider client in the first place, regardless of provider, and connect with a good wireguard/openvpn/whatever client.
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1y ago
No need to go that far. /r/myboyfriendisai
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> 27th of September 2025, The fire is believed to have been caused while replacing Lithium-ion batteries. The batteries were manufactured by LG, the parent company of LG Uplus (the one that got hacked by the APT). Compromised batteries o
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> If true, it would have huge implications for not only the expansion of OpenAI and its target to hit AGI within the next few years but could disrupt energy markets and entire industries, according to analysts. > Experts say that ther
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> most important technology transition in the history of humankind Get real. Farming? Plow? Steam engine? Combustion engine? Electricity? Air conditioning? Computers? Internet?
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Are the examples you mentioned actually banned, as opposed to not actively used in classes? I'd think even where LLMs don't belong in the curriculum, self-studies in various forms as complimentary to the curriculum wouldn't b
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1y ago
That market already exists and not really something I care about.
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He seems set on causing enough turmoil that elections would be postponed due to war, civil or otherwise. I bet he got the idea from looking at Zelensky in Ukraine.
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Non-developers are not considered here. Users without a PC and terminal know-how are left without any options. I don't believe that's an actual oversight...
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I'm of two minds on this. On the one hand, it would be such an obvious proof of age that you've had the account for 21 years so why not pass you. On the other, this would become a form of grandfathering such that all of us oldtime
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