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by codemac 11y ago
Go makes you depend on the source code of a library you're depending on, not any build result. Because Go by default does not generate shared libraries to ship, they work around this by having every user of a library recompile it into
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by codemac 11y ago
emacs has built in smtp support, so I just use that. Notably, I use the smtpmail-multi package along with smtpmail in emacs to support sending from whatever address I put in the To: line[0] [0]: https://github.com/codemac&#x
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by codemac 11y ago
Several people have suggested similar. I should do it, but the nice part of OSS: I can do it whenever it bothers me enough :) Do you have a config posted anywhere? I'd love to see exactly how hard it would be to switch.
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by codemac 11y ago
Proprietary tools just aren't worth the turnover for me. It's untenable to depend on developer tools that a company owns. I love free software, but in all honesty the reason I incorporate it is more selfish. My workstation is excl
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by codemac 11y ago
The join the beta button isn't working? I click and nothing happens. I looked at the page source, but then I realized I don't know how the fuck javascript works.
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by codemac 11y ago
Wow - ok, I totally missed your point then. Thank you for your reply with explanation, much more sensible than I was interpreting.
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by codemac 11y ago
> Just like it is possible to fix alcoholism by having someone remove alcohol from the house It's different because alcohol withdrawal can kill you. It can give people seizures and hospitalize them for weeks. Telling someone to &quo
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by codemac 11y ago
"Fear of uselessness" seems to be a euphemism for the fear of dying, both the process and the ending. I'm not sure there is a great answer here, so I'm just going to post the Alan Watts talk that brings some perspective
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by codemac 11y ago
If there is no action, then why even "bear it in mind"? Seems like you do think there is some preparatory action to take.
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by codemac 11y ago
What actions do I take as someone outside of China by a hemisphere or so? Reading this just blows my mind. I've gotten my family and a few friends on Signal[0], but these types of things only help if you have basic access to the Intern
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by codemac 11y ago
Yeah, firefox on android is basically the best thing since sliced bread.
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by codemac 11y ago
Ah good, now we're talking specifics. Does REPORT ZONES not point to this conventional section always? I cannot wait for a FORMAT ALL ZONES or something command to control the number/amount of conventional sections at the sacrific
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by codemac 11y ago
They have an Intel Atom addon module thingie, but the CPU can only really run 2x4Gb best case, almost all of these will need separate software running on Xeons.
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by codemac 11y ago
Intel Atom is an odd choice, but liking the ethernet choice. Gonna look more into how they lay the disks out. I wonder what the serviceability of the drives is.
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by codemac 11y ago
Surprised at the layout of the drives. Would make it a huge pain to actually replace failing disks - but I like that they put a decent Xeon on there. The connectivity to the drives is really quite bad, but now I'm just being picky. Tha
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by codemac 11y ago
> you can get a lot bigger than 6T Come on - most companies reasonably can't. There's a WD 10T smr/helium drive, and seagate is selling that crap 8T video drive. Unless you're talking ssd 3d/TLC density (more $
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by codemac 11y ago
Oh nice, I hadn't seen that! Need to look more at it's data sheet.
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by codemac 11y ago
Can you link to the shelf / hardware? I'm curious
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by codemac 11y ago
What order of magnitude? There are 60 drive chassis in 4U you can get[0][1], but even a 4TB -> 6TB drive + 15 more drives isn't exactly an order of magnitude. And they have 2 10GiB ports, though I'm sure you can work with them
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by codemac 11y ago
> particularly high-performance small services that do things like fling JSON around :/ Their json system reflects and allocates like a mad-man. It's probably one of the slowest parts of the std library.
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by codemac 11y ago
You can run Guix on Arch as well (it's what I do)
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by codemac 11y ago
Totally disagree about dependency management. If you check them into your repo, people who use your repo to build do not need to fetch other dependencies which may or may not exist over the network anymore. This is especially true if you ev
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by codemac 11y ago
That's a much broader definition for the word market than I generally use. Thank you for the explanation.
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by codemac 11y ago
#4 is super important for many things, not just gender equity. One of the biggest ones is to make sure that you actually clearly communicate what you want out of an employee. If you expect someone to be doing more work than someone else, bu
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by codemac 11y ago
Why do we have to establish a market?
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by codemac 11y ago
Not entirely - I just think that the concept of a "master password" is still quite a bit broken. I would love if there were more biometric ways of me proving my identity to some system that maintained all these secure tokens that
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by codemac 11y ago
All passwords should not be memorable. Once you see them as tokens that 3rd parties will probably lose, then you know our efforts should be in secure token management software (keepass, lastpass, 1password, etc).
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by codemac 11y ago
Yeah, this is an insane TOS. Not sure what they were thinking with that, probably boilerplate they didn't think through.
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by codemac 11y ago
Does anyone know which CVE is in 2007 that everyone is exploiting?
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by codemac 11y ago
ditaa?

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