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by boesboes 4y ago
It drives ad revenue. Content quality doesn't matter, only you watching as much ad's as possible. I've switched to using Yewtu.be, it's a proxy where you can have subscriptions and, for instance, only see new content, ch
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by boesboes 4y ago
As a former Sphinx user: awesome, looking forward to trying this out. Elastic just gives me grief all the time, sphinx always just worked perfectly for me. Perhaps ES can do more, but I've never found sphinx lacking for the usecase I r
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by boesboes 4y ago
Google brought us some, a lot maybe even, of good stuff. May we not be critical of the things they could do better? Always this endless either you with us or against us shit . smh.
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by boesboes 4y ago
My guess, It won’t be for long. These adtech psychos always come up with crap like this, say it legal & get regulated. Eventually. Also. I don’t blame gpdr for shitty popups. I blame adtech. You can easily do websites without popups, th
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by boesboes 4y ago
Just don’t. We will find you when we need you.
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by boesboes 4y ago
USA I presume? We're doing that with adderal/ritalin/speed now.. (Netherlands)
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by boesboes 4y ago
Newer versions of tzinfo use non-ruby files for their data and are not effected afaict. My guess is that it might be exploitable when parsing a user provided datetime with zone without any sanitization of the input. And only when using that
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by boesboes 4y ago
That's fair enough, I dont' think this is on the devs. At least not entirely, but I'd argue that a company that can't maintain budget and scope & is off by _that_ much on the first estimate is not very effective eith
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by boesboes 4y ago
You didnt hire people. You hired a company. That abused your good faith. Also, 'If they can't use their time effectively, I terminate the hire', appearantly not? They clearly where not using their time, your money, effectivel
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by boesboes 4y ago
> shipping code that I don't know how it works, but it passes tests We call that machine learning
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by boesboes 4y ago
Looking forward to this making running x86 containers workable. Hopefully Docker will add support in their VMs
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by boesboes 4y ago
Until you cannot contact companies and organizations via anything but facebook and whatsapp. I've stopped using facebook 10 years ago and have ran into this several times. A lot of information is only available on facebook. Also, your
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by boesboes 4y ago
Doesn't work for me either. I just have an adblocker. The whole site does absolutely nothing and doesn't have any text either. I wish that was the web i experience
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by boesboes 4y ago
As a former system-76 owner: it just sucks they are such low quality. All plastic, worse thermals then a 2018 mac book. Couldn't even decode a 720p youtube video without burning up. System 76 just rebrands some shitty chinese laptops a
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by boesboes 4y ago
Shout out to the very thorough reply on GH. They even went through the trouble of watching this guys twitch stream on the matter :o
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by boesboes 4y ago
You can just use svg files in github markdown afaik
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by boesboes 4y ago
They claim it's fair use or somehing like that. I am not sure either way tbh. It really depends wether it repoduces code segments verbatim or just fragments. To use writing as a metaphore, does it reproduce sentences or entire paragrap
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by boesboes 4y ago
That would be even worse.
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by boesboes 4y ago
Because they _are_ verbatim copying code and not respecting the license. It's not that complicated. Github knows better, can do better and should.
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by boesboes 4y ago
Thank you :) I can get overly frustrated with tech, but have learned to move on. Most of the time atleast haha
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by boesboes 4y ago
I f'ing hate spotify with a passion. The shit UX and them pushing JRE and other bullshit podcasts I dont want or need in my life was bad, but for me the final straw was that they decided to show me popups for their shit playlists when
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by boesboes 4y ago
Nah, but, writing (and rading) that article was a big mistake! :P
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by boesboes 4y ago
I love how eveyone is pretending that these revelations are anything new. Everybody knew this was going on for years and choose to pretend nothing was going on. All our western, democratic values are just a pathetic distraction in the face
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by boesboes 4y ago
From what I can tell, and have seen in the past, scorpion capital make a business out of poorly researched, hearsay based, high-school level 'presentations' like this. Always published _after_ taking a huge short position. They mi
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by boesboes 4y ago
Yeah there is definitly something to be said for having a limited DSL. I feel though the language as-is, has a bit to much dynamic features that kinda half work and then give you completly useless error messages. But tbf, it has gotten alot
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by boesboes 4y ago
Unfortunatly, it's just enough to be a problem in many cases: Route53 records, ECR repositories, Cloudwatch Alarms, IAM user groups, EC2 Launch configuration
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by boesboes 4y ago
Personally I think the custom dsl’s are a bigger issue. I spend a lot of time wrangling tf to have reusable, configurable modules. The more i use tf, the more i think it would be better to remove _all_ dynamic features and use a real langua
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by boesboes 4y ago
It reminds me a lot of shit my dad would say when discussing physics. It's a fundamental misunderstanding of what physics is, mixed with a little bit of traditional christian thinking I believe. Or it could just be anti-science rethori
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by boesboes 4y ago
I was using UTM yesterday and it works great vor ARM vm's. x86 is to slow to use. Like, opening firefox takes 10 minutes. Not sure where that goes wrong yet. Or if qemu emulation is just that slow. This article suggests it could be bet
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by boesboes 4y ago
Interesting claims on emulation. Perhaps a custom qemu build is in order. I’ve tried running a x86 linux on UTM yesterday and it was to slow to even boot before I gave up. I’ve entirely give up on doing x86 docker builds for the same reason

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