brazzledazzle

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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I’m with you here. Once you get the hang of it you even miss the most awkward pipelines once they’re gone and you’re just passing around single dimensional strings. The memory overhead with sets of objects and their properties vs vanilla st
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
This is effectively false for the vast majority of tax payers. Tax preparation services can still exist for the relatively small number of people that require it.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I don’t know what version I used to use but I wouldn’t have called the UI intuitive or responsive. It was randomly buggy from a workflow perspective too. Like resources getting stuck in a weird limbo. Conditions would be met but not visible
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I find that comments are most valuable when onboarding/understanding an unfamiliar code base. Comments composed of a little bit of “what” some “where” and a lot of “why” seems best for this scenario.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
You double commented. Just a heads up.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
They backport a lot so you can run your ancient-ass software knowing you have maintained security patches.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
It’s not about capabilities, it’s about policy. Willfully violating security policies is generally going to go over poorly.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Automatic screensaver enable after a period of inactivity is considered a fail safe control.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Probably want to check your policies if using a business-owned mac. Caffeinate probably violates your security policies if it’s a decent sized company.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
If you think that’s enraging just wait until you get a page that unloads the previous content as you scroll. You can only search the text that’s visible. Maddening.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Yeah same here. I sometimes wonder if these coping strategies result in a late diagnosis (if diagnosed at all).
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Teams’ editors aren’t even the same between chats (e.g. DMs and discussion on a meeting) and channels in a “Team”. Which seems so odd and unnecessary it makes me curious how they ended up needing such a confusing and seemingly redundant edi
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Am I projecting or does this sound like an compensating strategies for an intelligent person with an executive dysfunction disorder?
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
AWS has Cloud9[1] though it's worth pointing out that it's not an exact a 1:1 and may require some elbow grease to use in the same manner[2]. 1. https://aws.amazon.com/cloud9/ 2. https://aws.amazon
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I wonder why the OPNsense maintainer took your question so personally. Asking for transparency with how an OS project deals with CVE-impacted packages doesn't seem particularly controversial to me.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
It might be difficult to release it with an open source license like GPL or MIT but the company already has rights to copy and distribute it.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Oh wow
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
No worries!
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Internal abuse and attacks aren’t as rare as they should be. You’d be amazed what someone will do to risk their job or even career on impulse or poorly considered risks.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I’m not clear how we’re in disagreement here since I agree with this. When I say your keys/creds should be guarded I mean while they’re still valid.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
If an employer needs someone’s particular keys something probably went wrong or there’s bad processes in place. But that aside I think the default course of action should be to aggressively guard your secrets and tokens since they represent
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I absolutely (irrationally, I admit) despise comic sans from a purely personal aesthetic perspective but this does bug me less which is saying a lot.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Completely out of line to connect admin abuse with pedophilia.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Might be the only tooling they have experience using. “When the only thing you have is a hammer everything is a nail” sort of thing.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I share your frustration but I’ve come to learn that a lot of people don’t process things contextually and have an extremely difficult time with problems or reading that require picking up context clues.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
For what it’s worth this never, ever happens to me. These days I only get captcha’d when someone’s laptop on the same network gets owned and is being used to hit google.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I think it’s more about how intelligence agencies can self fund.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
One way was SIP and SRV DNS records. Seemed like it had some of the problems email has except it’s a phone ringing instead of spam.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I think if they had approached this with “we can’t maintain this platform without sponsorship” and solicited it from that from the requester and the general public and behind the scenes contacted the company to inquire about interest it wou
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Just to add to the other voices: executing untrusted code can be extremely dangerous. There’s so many ways to shoot yourself in the foot. I’m not sure if container boundaries are sufficient but each repl shouldn’t share a namespace with th

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