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by buster 7y ago
Can recommend SMS backup+ as well. Reminded me that I should donate to it, since it's free and I've used it for years now.
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by buster 7y ago
Indeed, i remember that i was wondering very much, when i found that Doom3 ran noticably smoother on Linux than on Windows on the same machine. I think i was even using wine back then.
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by buster 7y ago
Isn't that what tech debt is about? You write code that works right now, but you know it should be refactored because of long term costs. Keep track of it, put it on a wall, quantify it (days, story points, whatever) and talk to your m
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by buster 7y ago
I'm curious how to use it for scripts? Can i add it to the shebang somehow? Any way to use/add crates to use in the script?
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by buster 7y ago
This looks quite a bit like my kinesis pro keyboard which I bought because of CTS. I am thinking about putting a touchpad in the middle..
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by buster 7y ago
I was curious to reproduce the "benchmark" in rust, which got me to this code. Mind you, i have not much experienace in rust, so i'd think this would be the most straight forward translation of the nim code in the blog post f
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by buster 7y ago
I'd think the key point here is focus. Short periods of very focused work is much better then a whole day of unfocused work. I guess that's true. And since you can't work hard and focused for eight hours, the elite players sp
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by buster 7y ago
So, how is that independent? And i guess, that if both are equally "independent" then RedHat would be larger one, wouldn't it? And what does "largest open source" mean, anyway? More employees? More customers? More r
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by buster 7y ago
It's right in the beginning of the press release and i find this marketing BS so unbearable that i didn't read any further. It's the typical BS i come to expect from venture capital owned companies (i've heard that all t
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by buster 7y ago
I don't understand it either. I have mapped caps lock to some command launcher/window switcher, which spares me pressing two keys.. Esc is even on the same side as the keyboard.. Rofi: https://github.com/davatorium
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by buster 7y ago
Surely every programmer worth his salaray should know latency figures, especially if he is working on a website! At least have a basic understanding of costs of HTTPS and latency of mobile connections.
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by buster 7y ago
My first thought is, that code should be plain ascii and preferably english. But ultimately it's fine and nice that the language supports Unicode. It should be a matter of code guidelines and of the particular project setting the prefe
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by buster 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL_Server Same as "FTP Server" doesn't mean proftpd, "HTTP Server" doesn't mean apache and "C compiler" doesn't mean gcc. SQL is a language. S
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by buster 7y ago
I was expecting some more technical proof, benchmarks or similar. Sadly, this post reads as a pure advertisement piece to use OpenZFS. What should i take away in this sentence? "XFS is optimized for huge files and for parallel I/O
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by buster 7y ago
My phone runs it at 15 fps.
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by buster 7y ago
The ability to display commit messages nicely probably is not the metric by which people chose their email client. Wrapping text where it makes sense is also a task which is best done by the human writing it. I'd rather have a meaningf
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by buster 8y ago
No no, you also need to put the OPs guys who never programmed java or are even remotely interested into the dev team. Bonus points for devs who never did ops and don't care about it. Also don't give both teams training and don&#x2
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by buster 8y ago
You should still consider learning some rust, because you'll learn some new concepts which might be a win for you anyway (thinking of error handling, options, enum matching, ownership, and what not). Trust me, learning rust zo some deg
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by buster 8y ago
Although I very much like the "don't break userland" approach, I agree with you. Especially in the light, that 1. You can start your background process the systemd way (shown elsewhere in this thread) 2. You can configure the
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by buster 8y ago
Except that this page argues, that you are not increasing security in this case.
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by buster 8y ago
I've used it intensively for Java, Python and even Rust and due to suspending my laptop i probably only restart IntelliJ every few weeks. I've noticed that sometimes plugins can be a problem. The Help->Show Logs Menu can be qui
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by buster 8y ago
I have great respect for the Jetbrains developers, keep on the great work! I'm constantly amazed how smart and helpful my IDE is.
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by buster 8y ago
As much as Google is an FBI outlet or what do you mean? Is there a point if DDG doesn't send personal data to yandex? I'd expect DDG to not send my IP address or browser info to yandex. Is that not the case?
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by buster 8y ago
Currently working in a kanban/pair programming/tdd project and it is indeed the best that can happen to you. Plus pair programming spreads knowledge extremely well.
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by buster 8y ago
Except now you're paying IBMs lawyers ;)
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by buster 8y ago
"/cgi-bin/ with javascript instead of perl" doesn't make me want to buy it, either.
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by buster 8y ago
In the actual nordic myths, he is a rather bad guy and in the end fights against the gods when Ragnarök (armageddon) comes.
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by buster 8y ago
Exactly. Most password leaks seem to come from hacked websites and thus badly implemented security. And that's another point i was making: Keep it simple but secure, so that implementors have it simple and don't mess it up. Can y
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by buster 8y ago
> that anyone on the internet could just curl/postman/httpie to change someone's password. But that's my point. Keep it simple, let my password manager (be it on my mobile, laptop or whereever i want) change my passwo
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by buster 8y ago
You're clearly far too deep into the oAuth mindset: - You don't need "persmissin flows" - You don't need "to update *someone's password" (just your own!) - You don't need an "applica

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