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by beart 3mo ago
There is an audience for this, and it's me and my friends. I have a small group of close friends. We are on discord just about every day, but we really don't bother with anyone outside our group, other than the very occasional inv
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by beart 3mo ago
I had completely forgot MS bought them.
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by beart 3mo ago
Third party apps used to work fine without an account. They kept track of your settings and filters locally. My usage declined rapidly when reddit killed them.
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by beart 3mo ago
I agree with your sentiment, but not your conclusion. The new boss is being paid millions to explain that 14 layers of management is a bad idea... I'm sure there are thousands working in the xbox division that could have told you that
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by beart 3mo ago
I can share nearly my entire steam library (~23 years worth) with my kids. There is no way in hell Sony or Microsoft will ever allow that. In fact, I've had to re-buy Minecraft because their account migration was such a shit show. They
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by beart 3mo ago
Overwatch released in 2016, but the merger took place in 2008. I feel like overwatch was always more of an Activision game than a Blizzard game. Or at least, pre-World of Warcraft Blizzard would never have entered that genre of gaming.
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by beart 3mo ago
> If they need to eat or something they should get a job, presumably. The tone of this comment is quite different from the text of the open letter to which you refer. Specifically this section. I don't have any personal knowledge ei
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by beart 4mo ago
I have a close friend who is an officer nearing twenty years. He has not had a tendency to criticize his job. However, he has been adamant that vaccines are incredibly important for the military and the policy changes have really angered hi
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by beart 4mo ago
They did a demo and some discussion in this video. I recall some discussion on safety features www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6_9_HHLOSY
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by beart 4mo ago
Legacy expectations and requirements. It's not uncommon to see that there is a better way to do something, but be unable to do it because the customer assumes and/or expects the current way of doing things. They might even be on b
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by beart 4mo ago
As slow as Windows is (very), once you start adding the corporate security tools on top of it (Crowdstrike) and have to deal with a slow and buggy corporate DNS system, it just becomes unusable. The only way I can do anything timely now is
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by beart 4mo ago
So this vulnerability isn't directly the result of using Steam, or any of the Steam profile customizations, such as avatars and profile page backgrounds. But rather, it is a vulnerability in a third-party application "Wallpaper En
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by beart 4mo ago
Does the allow list in package.json pin to the package version, or only to the package name?
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by beart 4mo ago
The compromise is to defer to a standard formatting tool such as prettier or pip8.
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by beart 4mo ago
As long as the file extension changes to align with the format, that sounds great. There are far too many abuses of .json that allow comments, trailing commas, etc.
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by beart 4mo ago
Most of the folks I caught pushing "changes" as a commit message are now letting AI write their commit messages for them. It has been a massive improvement.
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by beart 4mo ago
That's true, but depends on your workflow and release strategy. If you are releasing upon every push to main/master (following what semantic release and conventional commits provides you in terms of automation), then it makes sens
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by beart 4mo ago
This is not without struggles. Many times the changelog updates are missed. You can try to catch this in code review, but that could also be missed. So you can try to automatically verify the changelog was updated, but you can't force
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by beart 4mo ago
I like this idea, but could see it working better as a git trailer to avoid adding noise to git log
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by beart 4mo ago
The article is wrong about reverts (in my opinion). If a breaking change is introduced, and then removed, the removal should also most likely be considered a breaking change (both the addition and removal are changing your API). So it is co
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by beart 4mo ago
It isn't a standard, it is a convention . You can set a standard within your team to include the ticket id in the commit message.
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by beart 4mo ago
"Backyard" is obviously not to be taken literally. Anywhere you put one of these things is going to have an impact on the region. But perhaps you can provide some examples of places that are not in anyone's backyard?
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by beart 4mo ago
Corporate mandate to use windows. Crowdstrike scans make doing anything on the command line a non-starter. For example, adding mise to my powershell prompt adds multiple seconds! to each powershell command execution... it's just not ev
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by beart 4mo ago
Andor is an incredible series that is only incidentally connected to star wars. In particular, the ability to slowly and organically ramp up tension in each of the major arcs is truly special.
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by beart 4mo ago
I recently upgraded a relatively complex angular project from v14 to v21. I feel like Angular development slowed down for a few years. However, looking at the changes over those versions in total makes it feel like a whole new framework.
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by beart 4mo ago
It isn't useless. Security researchers are the ones catching a lot of these and they will certainly not wait 3 days to inspect a package.
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by beart 4mo ago
I don't follow your second sentence. Doesn't npm have the opposite problem of 'not invented here'? By adopting many external packages rather than developing in-house, npm projects tend to have large, complex dependency t
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by beart 4mo ago
I believe push default simple is the default in git now and does not need to be explicitly set.
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by beart 4mo ago
That statement doesn't stand on its own. For example, the most popular OS for laptops at my place of work is Windows. It has very little to do with what people want or price. It has almost everything to do with ecosystem lock in. A sig
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by beart 4mo ago
OP seems to be an AI account. > Don't post generated comments or AI-edited comments. HN is for conversation between humans.

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