bombolo

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1231.
by bombolo 4y ago
Just make your changes and then make a script to change the date and push them one by one every day!
1232.
by bombolo 4y ago
What if you have no bugs to fix? Just add a random meaningless feature? Bump a version number just because?
1233.
by bombolo 4y ago
I use a different account for work. I don't want all the crazy IT authentication rules to spill over to my personal account.
1234.
by bombolo 4y ago
Popular and good are only loosely related.
1235.
by bombolo 4y ago
He could have just created a second account to farm it by himself.
1236.
by bombolo 4y ago
> Hard to fork and maintain my own version apt-get source xxxx put patch in debian/patches dch --increase dpkg-buildpackage. Copy the patch and rebuild next time a new version comes out.
1237.
by bombolo 4y ago
Just use a real logging daemon and it will be the colours by itself. It will also let you query for which level you want. > Changing all logging calls? Not so much. Uh? Make a good library using the same interface.
1238.
by bombolo 4y ago
> No logging library. This one was pretty easy. Create a little class with logging levels. Do you print to /dev/stdlog using the correct syslog format or use journald and its format? Because if it's not one of those, the &
1239.
by bombolo 4y ago
Because the crypto in cryptcoins stands for cryptography.
1240.
by bombolo 4y ago
I think you should start by reading how "async" really works… that's call on a poll() (or epoll on linux) function, a loop, and a list of "call this function when this file descriptor can be written/read". The
1241.
by bombolo 4y ago
being forced is not legal consent, no. And being forced without being asked is even worse.
1242.
by bombolo 4y ago
Then those countries will just not tell anyone.
1243.
by bombolo 4y ago
I tried it on some random containers. It gave me "returned an error". That's it. No details, no nothing. Doesn't seem something worthy of investing my time into.
1244.
by bombolo 4y ago
Minors can't consent to being spied on. And being a school to which they are obligated by law to go, they can't be forced to consent even if they could consent.
1245.
by bombolo 4y ago
What if I'm a user of a container?
1246.
by bombolo 4y ago
Regular cars need semiconductors as well. Anyway for cars part of the problem originated when with covid they cancelled all orders and the assembly lines for their stuff got converted. Then their managers layoff workers and periodically go
1247.
by bombolo 4y ago
I wouldn't say good intentions are involved here. I think the idea here is just to cast the net and collect data about everyone, to then be able to actually use the data against your opponents.
1248.
by bombolo 4y ago
Ursula von der Leyen's response to the initial (for europe) covid outbrake in Italy was that it was Italy's problem alone and to not ask for money or any support. She of course is opposed to waiving patents on covid vaccines. As I
1249.
by bombolo 4y ago
> A crap link is one that's only superficially interesting. Stories on HN don't have to be about hacking, because good hackers aren't only interested in hacking, but they do have to be deeply interesting. I'd say this