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by chrizel 5y ago
> Do you have some kind of cognitive impairment like dyslexia? Nothing I know about, no. It's not that I don't understand it or that my head explodes. I cope with it. I grew up with this way of saying numbers, and yeah - it&#x2
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by chrizel 5y ago
German here... I hate how we say numbers. Even after 36 years I still have problems with it. If I have to dictate phone numbers I'm saying each digit separately because everything else is just confusing and very often leads to swapped
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by chrizel 5y ago
Hm, ok - maybe it's because I'm also using Pi-hole in my network.
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by chrizel 5y ago
Vanilla Safari on iOS 15 beta with tracking prevention activated gets 98% - not bad!
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by chrizel 5y ago
The Brave browser on iOS gets around 90% interestingly.
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by chrizel 5y ago
Checked it again. You are right about this - if I define it as 'connect-src 'self' wss://<domain>' it works - not without the 'wss://', which I tried last week. Thanks for the nudge. A
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by chrizel 5y ago
Speaking about Safari bugs I got concerned with lately: you cannot use Content-Security-Policy if you use web sockets with Safari: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=201591 I don’t understand why this doesn’t get more
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by chrizel 5y ago
See https://help.obsidian.md/Obsidian/iOS+app and https://help.obsidian.md/Obsidian/Android+app for your sync options.
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by chrizel 5y ago
https://youtu.be/x-aeDaHIEbY That’s a very popular YouTube video with tips on what to look out for when buying an used Aeron.
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by chrizel 5y ago
Yes, I don't understand why this is not handled on the browser level. Back then in the 90s browsers asked the user for every web page that wanted to store a cookie. The situation we have now is not much worse. But now every web page (a
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by chrizel 6y ago
I myself would love to see more usage of HCL... after writing a lot of Terraform configurations, it feels so much nicer for me than any JSON or YAML/Helm configuration I have written to this day. We should agree on some kind of HCL-bas
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by chrizel 6y ago
Apple just didn't adapt the old IBM PC legacy BIOS after switching to Intel in 2005. [1] Instead, they adapted Intel's EFI [2] which is meant to replace the legacy BIOS. Now you could argue why Apple didn't provide legacy BIO
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by chrizel 6y ago
Related answer from one of the developers: https://www.quora.com/Phabricator/Phabricator-Why-is-the-Bro... But yeah... even I find the names difficult to handle and remember, even after using Phabricator for more than
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by chrizel 6y ago
> Just embed the SQL statement in a string. This makes sense for simple software, but jOOQ generates DB specific SQL queries depending on your DB dialect. E.g. we have a big product which supports nearly all big databases and jOOQ abstra
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by chrizel 6y ago
Agreed! I'm also an LWN subscriber, even when I'm checking LWN just occasionally. I support their high quality content, which is so much missing on the internet of today. Ben, just wanted to say that I especially liked your articl
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by chrizel 6y ago
In the “Platforms State of the Union” video, which gets a little bit more technical, 30 minutes in, they are explicitly mentioning the ARM version of Debian Linux and show it off. So yes, we are talking about virtualization of an ARM system
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by chrizel 6y ago
On the older iPhones, the home buttons got problems after a couple of years. My old iPhone 4 had this problem. They got unreliable in registering being pushed. I think that’s also the reason it makes sense to not be an actual hardware butto
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by chrizel 7y ago
Oh sorry, you are right - I‘ve mixed up ANSI with ISO... thanks for the correction!
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by chrizel 7y ago
Interesting. But we have to be clear here: It‘s not only about QWERTZ vs QWERTY. Many countries still have ISO keyboard layout: a tall return key and the left shift key is short (according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by chrizel 7y ago
Really? So it‘s real US and not some kind of ISO English? Yeah, I‘ve seen that Dell for example sells US BTO options in the Netherlands, but in the past (when I considered an XPS 13), dell.nl didn‘t ship to Germany. But obviously the times
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by chrizel 7y ago
Yes, most people learn and use QWERTZ. In your typical electronics store, you will only find QWERTZ keyboards and notebooks. If you want QWERTY, you have only one option, you have to buy it on the internet. But even on the internet the typi
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by chrizel 7y ago
It’s very easy on the US keyboard: the key for ticks is under the escape key, no shift needed, just hit this single key. I’m German myself, but I use the US keyboard layout for more than 15 years now, because it is so much easier to type th
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by chrizel 7y ago
Also read this book last month and it gave me a nice overview. But when doing all the examples you notice, that even with the updated second edition from the end of 2019, many of them are outdated. Not a big problem to solve, just small dif
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by chrizel 7y ago
You should check out Mark Text (which is the main topic of this thread) - Mark Text can open folders and it looks very similar to VSCode. In the settings you can even say "open this folder by default, if I open Mark Text"... this
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by chrizel 7y ago
There is also a command line application: https://support.1password.com/command-line-getting-started/
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by chrizel 7y ago
Paul Hudson has some material about SwiftUI here: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/quick-start/swiftui/
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by chrizel 7y ago
Me too. I like the keyboard and the feeling. But after 1.5 years now I get stuck keys from time to time, and this is just bad for a computer of this price range. It is good if you do not have any problems, but sooner or later everyone will
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Version Control Before Git with CVS(twobithistory.org)
152 points by chrizel 8y ago|190 comments
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by chrizel 9y ago
Yeah, we use Phabricator since last September. Before that we tried GitLab EE trial for a month. GitLab was ok but in retrospect the forking model with merge requests was cumbersome in our corporate environment. The way Phabricator works ma
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by chrizel 9y ago
If you want the latest and greatest of everything, you could use Arch Linux. Git today in many ways could be seen as fundamental component of many tools. Many packaging and build tools use it to fetch data. (like homebrew, plugin systems fo

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