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by cosmojg 6y ago
This is very possible on Arch Linux, moreso than other distributions. After installing Arch, just run the following two commands: sudo pacman -S xonsh chsh --shell /usr/bin/xonsh Bam! You're booting straight in
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by cosmojg 6y ago
It seems macOS is going downhill fast these days.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Oh wow, and yet it looked beautiful in Firefox on my OnePlus 6T. Very impressive.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
> DNS logs are important in an enterprise. But I'm sure many would want to also use DoH. Really? Why? As someone who works in academia, I don't see why anyone would need access to my or my colleagues' DNS logs, but I under
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by cosmojg 6y ago
DNS over TLS (DoT) already exists, and it's apparently both faster and more efficient. The argument I've heard for preferring DoH is the fact that it disguises DNS traffic, making it indistinguishable from other HTTPS traffic.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
They continue to operate fairly independently, and there business is still fully open source. IBM executives have also paid lip service to their model, suggesting they might move towards it. (Of course, lip service is lip service, and actio
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Can I legally purchase the anonymized location data of a few thousand Americans, run that through a script which associates coordinates with addresses, and publish the deanonymized results as an art piece like this? If so, this could be a l
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by cosmojg 6y ago
I had the option to spoof location data under "Developer options" in Settings with the original OnePlus ROM, but it's even easier to accomplish now that I'm running LineageOS. In short, yes.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Oh no, that's terrible and idiotic behavior as well. A lot of dumb decisions are made on both the backend and the frontend at many companies; one does not preclude the other.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Got a link? I'm curious what your end product looks like.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
That's exactly what we wanted him to say. Use heavy tooling only where necessary and nowhere else. React is rarely necessary.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Don't make the same mistake that I did! Save your results and share them with the class. :)
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Very true. I'm in a different part of the country (I'm in Boston, they're in Philadelphia) and tried running the benchmarks myself about a week ago. Unfortunately, I didn't save the results, but if you take my word for i
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Personally, I'm hoping more of those folks move over to SourceHut[1]. It doesn't require JavaScript for anything, and it's much faster to boot. [1] https://sourcehut.org/
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Yep, it's still among the slowest. In terms of speed, popular source forges rank as follows: 1. SourceHut 2. Codeberg 3. GitHub 4. Pagure 5. GitLab 6. Bitbucket Source: https://forgeperf.org/
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by cosmojg 6y ago
"The stock market is not the economy, and the economy is not the stock market." [1] The stock market looks to the future while common economic indicators like GDP and unemployment rates look to the recent past. [1] https:/&#
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Huh? I get a full work day and then some (~10 hours) out of my Dell XPS 13 running Linux. Quit spreading bullshit. Linux has come a long way, to the point where I and many of my colleagues genuinely prefer the experience over that of Window
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Link for the lazy/efficient: https://nitter.net/search?q=%23ORC%CE%9B
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Not OP, but my guess is they don't like it because it's opaque and the developer's incentives are drifting with Apple's move to services. Oh, and they probably don't like the fact that Apple still actively collabora
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by cosmojg 6y ago
It's cool to see decentralized financial platforms like Ethereum already enabling a democratization of the kind of thing Bowie was trying to do with the Bowie Bond: https://www.forbes.com/sites/shlomosprung/20
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Reusing my old comment, holy crap, David Bowie was incredibly prescient. > ”The absolute transformation of everything that we ever thought about music will take place within 10 years, and nothing is going to be able to stop it. I see abs
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by cosmojg 6y ago
If you don't want to create an account for Financial Times: https://archive.md/ubmyY
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Archive link for those who don't want to create an account: https://archive.md/ubmyY Also, holy crap, David Bowie was incredibly prescient. > ”The absolute transformation of everything that we ever thought about mus
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Probably because Servo isn't anywhere close to ready yet, unfortunately. It's really cool tech, and I'm dying to use it.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Nowadays, lots of things are spyware. It's important that we acknowledge this fact. Back when the Internet had a more technical userbase, the shady nonsense software tries to pull nowadays would not have flown at all. Those people wo
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Wow, that person seems to do this in all of the issues they file. They're also really good at filing issues despite the baby talk. All of their issues are well-researched and immediately actionable with a surprising amount of debugging
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by cosmojg 6y ago
I would make a new one and carry on as if nothing ever happened. I have my email at my own domain for which I pay about $10/year, my phone runs LineageOS, and I back up all my important data between my various devices with Syncthing. I
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by cosmojg 6y ago
Actual lesson: don't buy Apple devices. I'm sure a tablet running LineageOS or something similar would serve grandpa just fine, and you'd never have to worry about losing access.
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by cosmojg 6y ago
> I disagree with your assertion about it being the most secure general purpose OS but I'm not gonna go there :) Could you please go there? I'm very curious what the contenders for "most secure general purpose OS" mig
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by cosmojg 6y ago
You can also send your friends a screenshot of your QR code. That's worked for me in the past.

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