bguebert

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   by bguebert 3y ago

   https://archive.is/7zVXP
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   by bguebert 3y ago

   Maybe you are looking for a tiling window manager. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager
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   by bguebert 3y ago

   They suggest to use UUID v7 at the end for more sequential keys. Maybe that's the new part since v7 is relatively recent.
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   by bguebert 3y ago

   I don't think setting the network to private would fix problems from using ".local" for your domain like the article mentioned. You'd have to disable multicast DNS on every new computer you got to make sure your local na
5. 65.▲
   by bguebert 3y ago

   irc.libera.chat It's not affiliated with HN but there are people there that know specialist stuff about a lot of tech topics.
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   by bguebert 3y ago

   It's the exact opposite of a fun to work on project. It would be all maintenance and constantly changing specs.
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   by bguebert 3y ago

   I also saw sometimes just misspelling password as pasword would sometimes allow it to answer a question it wouldn't answer with the right spelling.
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   by bguebert 3y ago

   We use PDFlib, but we started using it a long time ago when there wasn't a lot of good open source options for building pdfs. PDFlib isn't open source or free. So far PDFlib has worked well and not been so expensive that we'v
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   by bguebert 3y ago

   This has been my experience too. I think of Github as more like a social media platform that incorporates git as a convenient feature. Large corps use it as a marketing/PR forum and regular people use it to connect to other people inte
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    by bguebert 3y ago

    For comparison, I think the visual studio community edition has a revenue limit of $1 million.
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    I'm not that guy, but snaps are the main reason for not liking Ubuntu recently. The impression I get is that Canonical is trying to monetize Ubuntu's popularity and a lot of people are resentful of that since Ubuntu gets most of i
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    I don't think Apple is any better about dark patterns with apps. It's been a while back, but they got sued for in-app purchases and settled with a large payout. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-lawsuit
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    You should add "BGP config problems" and "cryptolocker"
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    In the US if you own the land it falls on, then it would belong to you. If it's on public land then the Smithsonian Institute gets it. https://www.blm.gov/sites/blm.gov/files/uploads/IM2012-182_a...
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    https://archive.is/8l9xu
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    I think the link should be https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerrymandering The original one has an extra p on the end
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    It looks like their plan is to replace GTK with Qt.
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    If I could get unambiguous specifications, then my job might actually be in trouble. It would cut my workload down considerably.
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    Some cell phones will generate a random MAC address. Is 10.0.0.3 given out from your dhcp server? Maybe a phone syncing video to a cloud service.
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    I could read it after turning off javascript. Maybe try that.
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    https://archive.ph/HNli3
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    Is this subscription safety vest what you are thinking of? https://www.inputmag.com/tech/this-motorcycle-airbag-vest-de...
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    Maybe a starlink subscription
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    I'm not for sure about how wordpress would get their stats, but I imagine it's something like scan the internet and put "/wp-admin" behind the base url. If it comes back with the wordpress login page, then count it.
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    by bguebert 4y ago

    They talk about detection methods a little in their FAQ: https://w3techs.com/faq PHP probably gets a lot of extra hits in places it might not be used a whole lot. For a long time web host providers had it pre-installed by d
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    by bguebert 5y ago

    also here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29312304
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    by bguebert 5y ago

    https://archive.md/XrdOm
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    by bguebert 5y ago

    dupe of this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29080561
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    by bguebert 5y ago

    >>could hit Earth tomorrow (Oct. 29) >>could reach Earth by Saturday or Sunday (Oct. 30-31) >>could deliver a "glancing blow" to Earth sometime on Friday (Oct. 30) I mean its just an estimate, but they could at l
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    by bguebert 5y ago

    >Microsoft has admitted to gaming Hackernews This is interesting. Where did you see that?