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961.
by cpach 3y ago
OTOH, the founders probably have enough cash now that they can comfortably launch side-projects that doesn’t require subscriptions.
962.
by cpach 3y ago
“They seemed so horrifically incompetent that I resolved to never run any 3rd party AV software on any machine I control.” Good call. There has been too many awful products in that space.
963.
by cpach 3y ago
2004 :)
964.
by cpach 3y ago
Yeah I agree that the ‘gt’ symbol in this case could be a bit confusing, but in the context at least I read it as a way to say something along the lines of “hey, this could be something that might align with Simon’s work of making datasets
965.
by cpach 3y ago
What made you read this as a quote?
966.
by cpach 3y ago
Mastodon is like that. Then you have Kbin and Lemmy which are more Reddit-like, and Pixelfed which is supposedly similar to Instagram.
967.
by cpach 3y ago
I’m on infosec.exchange, our limit is 11000 chars. That’s more than enough.
968.
by cpach 3y ago
Whatever floats your boat :) I like Homebrew but good alternatives can’t hurt!
969.
by cpach 3y ago
MacPorts might be a better fit for older versions of macOS.
970.
by cpach 3y ago
Would love to hear maddog’s speech. He’s been in tech since like the 60s or so. Always has interesting things to say.
971.
by cpach 3y ago
“Multibyte characters are shown as individual bytes, rather than glyphs”
972.
by cpach 3y ago
Fish will match the string even so.
973.
This isn’t the way to speed up Rust compile times(xeiaso.net)
128 points by cpach 3y ago|155 comments
974.
by cpach 3y ago
yt-dlp/youtube-dl depends on APIs defined by Google. Those APIs can be changed at any point in time, so I’m not sure it’s sensible to include this package in Debian stable, where packages aren’t expected to change often. Glad to hear y
975.
by cpach 3y ago
FWIW: The persons who wrote/compiled this advice are scholars. Not sure if that counts as artists? OTOH, most succesful artists seem to work quite hard, AFAICT.
976.
by cpach 3y ago
I agree to some degree. Maybe it’s because Reddit has so incredibly many subreddits…? Reddit as a whole is therefore, naturally, very fractured. Whereas on HN we all share the same frontpage, the same ‘Ask Hn’, and 'dang is the moderat
977.
by cpach 3y ago
I like them :)
978.
by cpach 3y ago
This is how Amazon does it: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-ip-ranges-json/
979.
by cpach 3y ago
Vaultwarden does not implement the secrets manager. It does implement the password manager. Vaultwarden does not have 100% of all the features that Bitwarden has. To name an example, SSO is missing: https://github.com/da
980.
by cpach 3y ago
When it comes to those that are public and in English, the Gophers Slack is quite good: https://forum.golangbridge.org/t/how-to-join-gopher-slack-ch...
981.
by cpach 3y ago
Slack communities can be incredibly useful. Find the active ones, some are more of ghost towns.
982.
Future-Proofing Evernote’s Foundations(evernote.com)
6 points by cpach 3y ago|0 comments
983.
by cpach 3y ago
Same here. Some recruiters might be annoying, but my career owes a lot to recruiters who reached out to me.
984.
by cpach 3y ago
My take: Fedora seems to be going in a good direction. Canonical/Ubuntu does not seem to be going in a good direction. I don’t believe Canonical has a good stream of long-term revenue and I don’t have confidence in how they manage thei
985.
Using lei, b4, and mutt to do kernel development (2021)(josefbacik.github.io)
92 points by cpach 3y ago|9 comments
986.
by cpach 3y ago
Well, Linux is 30 now. The lawsuite was settled quite long ago, wasn’t it?
987.
by cpach 3y ago
I haven’t made such a claim.
988.
by cpach 3y ago
Good point. However: The users could have revolted and gone to *BSD land instead. But for some reason, most users didn’t.
989.
by cpach 3y ago
IANAL but I doubt it.
990.
by cpach 3y ago
In many cases, yes! On my Mac, which has a userland derived from FreeBSD, I have voluntarily installed stuff like GNU Findutils and GNU sed to get that extra functionality.

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