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by cheeze 2y ago
This is the worry IMO. It's fine to dump it on a server with SQLite, but once you start hitting scaling limits, you're in for a potentially rough migration.
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by cheeze 2y ago
If Emacs fails to do it correctly, end developers are screwed.
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by cheeze 2y ago
Even then, at that point I'm writing an adapter to convert into UTF-8 JIT in front of my service. Or modifying my program when that contract comes up, but I'm not going to waste time proactively safeguarding against a what-if that
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Apex Legends esports final delayed by hack claims(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by cheeze 3y ago|1 comments
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by cheeze 3y ago
I saw a few clips of this - looks like there is a big vuln somewhere in EAs client/stack. Two different playesr had hacks enabled on their game remotely while in the finals of a private tournament, hosted on private dedicated servers.
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by cheeze 3y ago
They've done that just fine for me by releasing... lame cars across the board. Most of their brands are shells of their former selves (especialllly Cadillac) and I can't remember the last time I saw a Chevy that I actually liked.
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by cheeze 3y ago
Developers aren't forced to write any apps. They write apps where the revenue makes sense. And the revenue makes the most sense on ios for a large share of developers. 95%+ of developers don't care if Apple doesn't allow Epic
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by cheeze 3y ago
I don't know much in this space, but if I'm the US Gov I'm happy that all of the attention is on Pegasus and not other (presumably) tens (hundreds) of similar programs out there.
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by cheeze 3y ago
Hacking the original Xbox + x360 is what I credit as getting me "really into computers" For OG xbox, I was a definition script kiddie but I learned how to use FTP, how to connect via crossover cable, how to solder, the basics of w
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by cheeze 3y ago
Spam isn't the right term here. There is some great computer generated art out there that is absolutely not spam. The signal to noise ratio is what would ruin things IMO. There is a much higher risk when I can easily generate 1k models
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by cheeze 3y ago
Okta was painfully negligent, with CF going as far as posting "recommendations for Okta" because it was their only way to get through to them. I don't love CF, but IMO Okta deserves to be punched down on.
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by cheeze 3y ago
> which provide 95% of Tuvalu's GDP Source? I've never seen this number before. I've seen 8.4% of government revenue, and ~1/12 of GNI but never 95% of GDP...
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by cheeze 3y ago
I've heard that Roborock was able to excel because of a lack of having to care about IP rights. Anyone know how true that is?
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by cheeze 3y ago
A bit, yes. Rtings has a vested interest to not cover a product that is sold, say, direct to consumer rather than via Amazon affiliate. I still trust Rtings and love the website, but yeah it's totally possible that at some point they l
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by cheeze 3y ago
I think both can be true. Musk is a buffoon in the media and things like X haven't really panned out. But SpaceX is on their stuff well. Both are true, IMO.
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by cheeze 3y ago
On the flipside, crypto value is real whereas beanie baby value wasn't "real" I don't have a dog in this fight but it's an easy argument on either side.
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by cheeze 3y ago
... Yes you do? You won't if you get fired for _misconduct_, but you definitely do get unemployment for perf, etc. in a vast majority of states. You won't get severance if you're fired in most cases. You won't get unempl
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by cheeze 3y ago
> Nobody wants their kids to share a park with potheads I see this as no different than alcohol or tobacco (which you also called out) Growing up and not having a place to smoke, we'd always go to a park. But we'd go deep into
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by cheeze 3y ago
Median income in Laos is 2k. So yeah 80k is a big deal in many of these countries.
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by cheeze 3y ago
Removing appleid from legacy mac and iphone because they don't have the hardware security module. So rather than having a broken imesssage experience on those devices, they decided its better for you to just unregister.
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by cheeze 3y ago
$1600 is more than a car? I feel like you can't even find driveable cars that will last 100 miles at that price point anymore.
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by cheeze 3y ago
I run my own RaidZ3 server at home. It's rock solid. Uses old surplus hardware and a whole bunch of 8TB drives. Synology is cool but too limited in what it can do for a homserver, IMO.
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by cheeze 3y ago
Agreed with your comment. This is every marketing department on the planet right now, and it's not a bad thing IMO. Can feel a bit forced at times, but it's better than the alternative.
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by cheeze 3y ago
I wonder what he gets out of this. Ceo for a few days? Do they pay him for 3 days of work? Presumably you'd want some minimum signing bonus in your contract as a Ceo?
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by cheeze 3y ago
I agree but it's cheaper for a company to look at % of usage and optimize for that. For internal websites, my company generally doesn't bother with supporting Firefox. It isn't worth the price to test it, especially when it&#
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by cheeze 3y ago
I noticed that... Kind of weird. But guessing for marketing copy, "60% faster!" is an easier sell than 18% or whatnot.
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by cheeze 3y ago
Sounds awesome if I can get some additional features like calling and SMS, etc.
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by cheeze 3y ago
I love Wendover! His videos are fantastic and always interesting.
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by cheeze 3y ago
Totally agree. This is the standard HN response that is frustrating, because it completely ignores the fact that _the user wants to use youtube, there is no viable alternative, and they are annoyed with a specific feature. This is the equiv
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by cheeze 3y ago
Point is - I don't want to do any of this on my personal computer after work. I just want to plug a monitor in and... It works. Don't care why, don't care if windows/Mac has some quirks table. I debug enough stuff at wor

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