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by baobun 1y ago
Looks like we did hear about it back in January and March. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44322961
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by baobun 1y ago
In case one is not familiar with the author, they are commonly arguing that inheritance is an antipattern that should not be used in OOP languages. The OP is in that context: private and protected are not useful if you don't have inhe
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by baobun 1y ago
A lot has happened in 10 years. At least KDE, XFCE, Cinnamon (Gnome 3 fork), Mate (Gnome 2 fork) all worth testing in approximately that order. You may also be interested in Budgie, which is very Gnomey UX but I believe remaining X11 first.
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by baobun 1y ago
XFCE is still in Fedora and AFAIK not dropping X11 anytime soon if ever. As opposed to GNOME (removing support upstream) and KDE Plasma (Fedora disabling/removing X11 parts from their packages). If you're on Fedora and want X11 KD
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by baobun 1y ago
HN is also vulnerable to this attack ;( https://hn.algolia.com/?q=Your+cloud+account+is+hacked.+To+g...
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by baobun 1y ago
Does anything still break in that Docker tooling if you use it with the podman socket via DOCKER_HOST?
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by baobun 1y ago
The right yq|xargs invocation on your compose file should get you to a oneshot.
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by baobun 1y ago
You can still TCP proxy SSH just fine (one port per target host obv) Certain UDP-based protocols may be hairier, though.
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by baobun 1y ago
iptables is legacy now and if you're not already well-versed in it, better go straight to nftables (which should be easier to get started with anyway). On modern systems, iptables commands are translated to nftables equivalents by tran
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by baobun 1y ago
At least for Firefox, having the browser chrome set to dark (typically by having it picked up from GTK theme preferences) should make the default page background dark too. And I think userchrome.css to override default bgcolor should still
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by baobun 1y ago
Might be something to this. I relied heavily on IDE debugger and was integral part of my workflow for a while as a yungin and but very rare that I bother these days (not counting quick breaks in random webapps). Perhaps been underappreciati
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by baobun 1y ago
What do you use for human consumption of those logs? I imagine not everyone internally will be querying ES directly but you have some UI in front of it? Did you implement this part yourself or using anything off-the-shelf? The DD tradeoff i
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by baobun 1y ago
Everyone asking this should MitM their own browser and take a look into the requests. Eye-opening and pretty straightforward with e.g. mitmproxy. Strip TLS with a temporarily trusted self-signed cert to get the whole picture.
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by baobun 1y ago
Speculating: Perhaps for some they start being aware of horrible inherent aspects of their work/industry (such as in the movie or otherwise). It becomes self-defence to emotionally detach and distance from the whole ocean at some point
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by baobun 1y ago
Adobe appears to be actually responsible for the DDoS. > i think we might have finally tracked it to the GenAIWebpageBlocklist for Adobe Reader plugin on Chrome > Adobe has acknowledged the issue and removed the URL reference from th
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by baobun 1y ago
> The majority of people still use passwords to sign into their Google accounts, which also means signing into their Gmail accounts. That’s a terrifying thought OK, chill with the alarmistic hyperbole
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by baobun 1y ago
Aside: I think this shared preference for efficiency/comfort/laziness is big part of why master -> main spread quickly while JavaScript -> ECMAScript never had a chance. I guess it follows that Twitter/X might never be
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by baobun 1y ago
TLS: Rolls off the tounge easier. Feels nicer in mouth. Easier to slur smoothly. Flows better on keyboard. It's the ergonomic choice (;
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by baobun 1y ago
Yes, there is censorship. That much is not a secret and IMO not controversial in itself. Not all censorship is bad. Most of users appreciate some amount of censorship (aka moderation). As for your observations, it's a mixed bag of fact
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by baobun 1y ago
If you're noticing that the database backend in your Spring app changed from sqlite to embedded redis, you're not vibing hard enough to qualify. Obviously this doesn't get you to production.
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by baobun 1y ago
Sounds closer to an LLM summary of their views on the conclusion of the LLM conversation session about the LLM summary of the article... Noise without insight, either way.
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by baobun 1y ago
Copy suggestion: > Secure: Uses your own OpenAI API key Change to: > Use your own OpenAI API key (Shifting subject to user feels nicer while saying the same thing; summarizing it as a security claim misses the mark - extensions can an
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by baobun 1y ago
Needs a new name. "Grepping" is a thing but not close to what your extension does. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grep
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by baobun 1y ago
> Neither company requires all app developers in their respective stores to explicitly state where they are based Is this still true? I believed that at least Google require physical address for app publishers these days?
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by baobun 1y ago
I find it disrespectful and selfish to expect thousands of people to read and analyze a comment you can't bother to write yourself. You may have been helped in this situation but you've amortized it with great interest amongst all
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by baobun 1y ago
Caveat #13
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by baobun 1y ago
Rhymes with apocryphal monkey-ladder story.
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by baobun 1y ago
Classic listicle trick: All the obvious ones and one random controversial hot take to get the engagement going.
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S.1975 - Dark Web Interdiction Act of 2025(congress.gov)
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by baobun 1y ago
Fill in the blank to run a docker container which opens the file with user-provided path in (say) vim. docker run --rm -it ...? Now run a container doing the exact same thing ("docker-in-docker"). docker run --rm -it -v $DOCKER_HO

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