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901.
by baobun 2y ago
Trust your gut. Don't bens until you break. If you can realign your role within your current company to spend more focus on what brings you a sense of value in your work, great. If not, I guess you have "grown apart" (no sham
902.
by baobun 2y ago
Depending on context: Monero, Bitcoin Lightning, or your preferred ERC20 stablecoin.
903.
by baobun 2y ago
That is an extremely naive take. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37961166 Read this and tell me if you really think it unlikely that whoever performed the mitm there wouldn't be able to or interested enough in doi
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by baobun 2y ago
I guess this explains the endgame of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40571145
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by baobun 2y ago
Stumpwm is very nice if in X11.
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by baobun 2y ago
Source thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40856825
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by baobun 2y ago
> I'm pointing out that the nature of R is independent of its definition, and that any mathematical formal system you invent to construct R (up to isomorphism) is just a description. R exists independently on its own. Isn't tha
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by baobun 2y ago
Except depending on model, you get to choose between being stuck on an ancient version with unpatched security vulnerabilities, or having not-properly-working drivers. I own 4 different models from them and currently don't use any of t
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by baobun 2y ago
Would also like to know what to give to friends and family. I used to use and recommend Ubiquiti but they seem to have gone down the drain last few years with dark UX, in-app promos and centralized cloud management with dubious security...
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by baobun 2y ago
Show HN: I ported MetaMask to Electron [flagged]
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by baobun 2y ago
No, everyone should secure their servers... IPv4 hoarding isn't happening for the reason you propose so why would it for IPv6?
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by baobun 2y ago
What are you looking for that you won't get by running the OP in screen/tmux/emacs/zellij?
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by baobun 2y ago
Spoken like a true Parisian!
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by baobun 2y ago
I think those don't care at all about the scraping but about the processing that comes after.
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by baobun 2y ago
I think you're good wrt the AWS/EKS cloud stuff fwiw. You'll always have beggars coming. If the user can afford the enterprise costs of those, they can certainly afford paying for xpipe? Discount for individuals actually mana
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by baobun 2y ago
So what's the scam? I've been getting similar outreach and my imagination fails to come up with any bad scenario, apart from maybe getting a residential IP, if you let them use yours. It might be a circumvention of ToS, but not ev
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by baobun 2y ago
Unfortunately that's not the same due to find args being order-significant. It's the difference between only searching the desired dirs, versus recursing through your entire filesystem (well, cwd) and then filter results based on
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by baobun 2y ago
> The path is rarely useful and almost always "." What, no. I will easily type out `find` invocations dozens/hundreds of time per workday over years and the fact that it requires the path as the first argument and won&#x27
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by baobun 2y ago
Hard disagree. I very much like my terminals thin and "stupid" (sixels, clickable links, speed, and workable CJK font/IME support are about the non-standard features I really want), leaving all the navigation to something lik
920.
by baobun 2y ago
The page you were looking for doesn't exist. You may have mistyped the address or the page may have moved. After typing something in the box and clicking button.
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by baobun 2y ago
For any crucial data, you do want backups, outside of Google. It could become accessible or removed due to other factors outside of your control.
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by baobun 2y ago
> I was aware that Google domains would move to Squarespace, and migrated my domains to Cloudflare. OK cool > But now my domains linked to a Google Workspace are being migrated and the billing goes through Squarespace as well. I assum
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by baobun 2y ago
You forgot this one, might be more common than you think: - Visa status
924.
by baobun 2y ago
Go away
925.
by baobun 2y ago
It's an issue of supply-chains and gap in the market. I can't buy a generally competitive Linux Mint (or anything similar) device in a shop anywhere in my country as far as I know. Whereas existing vocal demand are generally tinke
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by baobun 2y ago
A variation of this is exposed brilliantly in the South Park episode "You call the handyman". Gave me some solace.
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by baobun 2y ago
I used to care about Spotify's innovation but they still haven't made anything close to as interesting as the APIs and dev platforms they used to promote and then killed. Also Echonest. Somehow the base functionality has been stuc
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by baobun 2y ago
Then you're in a very small bubble in an already very niche field. (I happen who know some of the authors of the OPs on your site who do)
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by baobun 2y ago
Feedback: the site does not load at all without JavaScript enabled. I think your target audience might be the kind who find this notable friction. My mobile device is text-only so this kind of site won't do for daily browsing.
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by baobun 2y ago
Should also have named chroots and jails I guess, always neglected..

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