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by chillfox 5y ago
Cryptic names like "jnc" and "jc" is the huge hindrance in understanding it. It would be so much easier if it was just called what it did instead of an acronym. "jump_if_condition_is_met" or "jump_short_if
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by chillfox 5y ago
I wouldn’t have been upset if they had introduced Podman alongside Docker as a choice, then replaced it when it was ready, but they didn’t. They pushed it hard as a replacement before it was anywhere close to production ready. The way it wa
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by chillfox 5y ago
it works the same on Linux
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by chillfox 5y ago
Adding repos from third parties is not always allowed due to political/security considerations. Besides when paying for Redhat based on it being better/more "stable" then them breaking all your stuff by removing it is ab
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by chillfox 5y ago
Podman got introduced in the typical RedHat fashion... Which basically boils down to "F... you, I am taking your toys away, here's how you are going to do it from now on. Oh doesn't work, well F... you then." I was a sys
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by chillfox 5y ago
The spread is broad because the type of visitor (market), ad network, time on page, type of ad and amount of ads makes a huge difference.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Maybe touch pad on a laptop?
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by chillfox 5y ago
Because you can’t use the scroll bar on mobile, it’s impossible to get hold of. Swiping is a pain if you need to jump up and down on larger pages.
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by chillfox 5y ago
I guess. With the current Mozilla leadership it never even occurred to me that it could be a bug. I just assumed that it was something they do on purpose to get more money from Google.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Well... It actually got some categories right, but I don't really feel that's very impressive considering that it put me in every category by the looks of it.
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by chillfox 5y ago
I have tried using DuckDuckGo as my default search engine, but Firefox changed it back to Google with every update, so eventually I just gave up on that endeavor.
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by chillfox 5y ago
There isn't a clearly marked line to cross. It's more of a fuzzy wide wiggly line. But in general something is essential when it is required to participate/function/exist/live/thrive meaningfully in society. Th
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by chillfox 5y ago
How would a treaty solve it when the US has decided to aggressively disrespect the existing agreements? Basically the US can’t be trusted to keep its word, so why make it easy for US companies to operate in Europe?
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by chillfox 5y ago
Not everywhere has lawyers on staff or an easily searchable directory with accurate titles and department names.
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by chillfox 5y ago
I have seen the general sentiment of "their own lawyers would stop it" expressed many times about many different things, but who tells the lawyers? Every place I have worked in the past there have been zero pathway for IT/Dev
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by chillfox 5y ago
Don't know about Papa New Guinea, but where I live we have had lots of healthy trees fall over from a bit of wind when the ground is soaked.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Doesn't look like there is a public repository. But there is a support forum where you can file issues. Edit: kinda makes sense reading the license, it is not opensource. License Files is free to use with basic features. To remove the
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by chillfox 5y ago
Sure, I can agree with that.
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by chillfox 5y ago
They should use a phone call for urgent things.
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by chillfox 5y ago
No, too many apps wants to interrupt whatever I am doing to nag/inform me about non time critical stuff. I have disallowed notifications for almost all apps on my iPhone. I will check an app when I want to check it, not when the app de
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by chillfox 5y ago
Last I checked PostgreSQL still didn't do clustering as well as MariaDB. But sure, it is better with JSON data.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Comparing MariaDB and MySQL on Google trends is not very meaningful. There are so many people who search for MySQL docs/tutorials when they are actually running MariaDB. Lots of PHP/WordPress developers thinking they are working w
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by chillfox 5y ago
Images and video are significant content and while some text does just as well without it, like fiction, most text content is made better by images, video, animations, diagrams or drawings.
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by chillfox 5y ago
It's a different skill set. Cloud feels closer to developer skills, where as your VPS, VM, dedicated servers, are traditional sysadmin skills.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Eh, if my bank goes down or gets compromised then I will hold it against them regardless of if they are self hosting or using the cloud.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Ok, you have convinced me to give it a serious look.
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by chillfox 5y ago
I guess that could also be the case. I haven’t studied it, I am just generally feeling unhappy about most software configuration.
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by chillfox 5y ago
haha, I can go on lengthy rants about every single configuration management system that I have used. My dream configuration system should revert to default when the config is removed (keeping data). Have a simple/easy user interface. H
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by chillfox 5y ago
About Ansible, I think it gained it's success partially due to YAML. Ansible is worse than Puppet and CFEngine in many ways, but it is superior in the user interface. It managed to not only be a config management solution, but provide
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by chillfox 5y ago
Interesting... Me, the programmer finds those kinda cool. And the sysadmin in me developed a dislike of both within 1 minute of looking at them. Honestly, I think a good configuration library should be more than a spec, it should come with

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