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by cpach 3y ago
Didn’t know. For posterity I’ll add a link to the official documentation: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210596 Thanks for sharing!
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by cpach 3y ago
Did you consider AGPL?
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by cpach 3y ago
Not convinced TBH. If the words are chosen randomly from a large dictionary, it should be fine. See https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/62832/is-the-of...
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by cpach 3y ago
HN has a substite: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring You might also want to consider expanding your network to get more interesting leads. 'patio11 once wrote this: “Do not send in a job application bef
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by cpach 3y ago
Here’s a blog post with more info: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/aws-digital-sovereignt...
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by cpach 3y ago
Interesting! This is kinda huge for us in the EU.
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by cpach 3y ago
You give data away, true, but I wouldn’t say DNS lookups == browsing data. Example: They can see that I have visited Wikipedia, but not what articles I’ve read. (Other sites will leak more info due to the nature of their subdomains, but it
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by cpach 3y ago
Not a bad guess. I wonder why there’s no apparent spaces in the message. Perhaps it was supposed to be some Asian script and then then it became garbled somehow…?
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by cpach 3y ago
I thought it was developed for sending binary files over SMTP/Usenet.
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by cpach 3y ago
If you search here https://hn.algolia.com/ you can see previous discussions where people recommend domain registrars. AFAICT, Porkbun seems to be serious and popular. Personally I stick with Dynadot.
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by cpach 3y ago
But isn’t that example more about publishing and not software development?
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by cpach 3y ago
Could be. Do you have any specific examples in mind?
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by cpach 3y ago
Link for readers who might not be familiar with “worse is better”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better
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by cpach 3y ago
As someone who is an outsider to Node/Javascript, I’m not convinced that NPM has found the sweet spot of package granularity…
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by cpach 3y ago
This makes me wonder, in relation to the article: Why don’t we see more of HP-UX, AIX, Irix etc…? For better or worse, Linux has outcompeted most of those systems. I don’t claim Linux is perfect, but I believe there are reasons for it’s pop
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by cpach 3y ago
I’m not really sure what one is supposed to take away from this rant. (It’s also quite old so some things have changed in the years that followed.) In the article, PHK seem to assume that it’s a good idea that each user compile all their ap
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by cpach 3y ago
For the account Crisis Center Belgium there are reports that it showed tweets from 2015, despite a recent act of terror. https://mastodon.social/@madewulf/111249476219680211
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by cpach 3y ago
It’s hard to see a legitimate reason for that.
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by cpach 3y ago
One can also try with alternative URLs: https://archive.today/q0uAI , https://archive.is/q0uAI
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by cpach 3y ago
It’s not. But the service (“archive.today”) doesn’t work with Cloudflare DNS though.
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by cpach 3y ago
They will continue with on-prem, or as they call it “Data Center”. They charge a lot for it, but the option is there. Why? They probable have a bunch of large customers who will never accept going to a public cloud.
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by cpach 3y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37831605
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by cpach 3y ago
Doesn’t your browser have a reader mode? E.g. both Firefox and Safari has such modes.
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by cpach 3y ago
You can analyze the application with Ghidra or IDA Pro.
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by cpach 3y ago
I pay (voluntarily) for social media in the form of sending regular donations to a certain Mastodon instance. What I expect in return: Reasonable moderation, i.e. don’t allow nazis, basically. I also “expect” (wish for) reasonable uptime, a
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by cpach 3y ago
I think so!? On a serious note though: We can probably expect that the number of library consumers is vastly higher than the number of library producers. Anything else would be quite surprising.
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by cpach 3y ago
It’s not a Windows/Mac thing. There are definitely slow terminal emulators for Linux as well. I’m quite sure you wouldn’t want xterm as your daily driver.
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by cpach 3y ago
That’s a bold claim.
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Understanding ActivityPub Part 3: The State of Mastodon(seb.jambor.dev)
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by cpach 3y ago
It’s fine. If you don’t want to like Schwarzenegger, you don’t have to. But I would still recommend reading the interview. I found it thoughtful.

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