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by cryptos 5y ago
Windows 11 requires new hardware, but delivers hardly any useful new feature.
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by cryptos 5y ago
I find records super useful! You can not only express things like a Point(x, y) easily, but you can also wrap primitive types like integer to give values semantic, behavior and typesafety. Records are the perfect fit for value types as used
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by cryptos 5y ago
I see parallels to the Gnome desktop. Users are patronized in the same way and features are crippled, because the developers know best what users actually want! I stopped using Gnome and although I like Firefox for being the last free brows
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SAML Is Insecure by Design(joonas.fi)
3 points by cryptos 5y ago|0 comments
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by cryptos 5y ago
I've no exact copy of the original article in my head, but I think everything after "===" is a copy of it, yes.
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by cryptos 5y ago
Reminds me of Joel Spolsky's Hammer Factory (original is sadly no longer available): https://www.danstroot.com/posts/2018-10-03-hammer-factories
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by cryptos 5y ago
100 requests per second? That is not too impressive. Yes, I know Python is their tool of choice, but it is probably the wrong tool for the problem at hand. There are frameworks that can handle over a million requests per second (simple json
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by cryptos 5y ago
In my (humble) opinion only URL makes much sense in the context of the web, since URI could be almost anything addressing something (in the internet or not).
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by cryptos 5y ago
Having the taskbar at bottom of wide screen is waste of the valuable height! Where can I give Microsoft feedback without the Feedback Hub app?
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by cryptos 5y ago
I meant "voice through", of course.
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by cryptos 5y ago
Sennheiser PXC 550-II. It is comfortable to wear, has good sound and noise cancellation - and void through. Connection is possible with Bluetooth, USB and classic jack plug.
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by cryptos 5y ago
Or maybe a somewhat crazy solution like static HTML files ...
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by cryptos 5y ago
I'm a long term Firefox user, but I'm losing hope. Google (mis)used its power to push Chrome and Google implements lots of Web APIs while Mozilla polishes Firefox UI. You can see a significant difference in supported APIs here: h
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by cryptos 5y ago
I think a sweet spot is "specification by example" also called behavior driven development (BDD). You take a more or less standardized, but human readable language to write down the specification and implement test adapters for it
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by cryptos 5y ago
As far as I know Roundcube doesn't support external address books. When I tested it I somehow didn't like the UX.
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by cryptos 5y ago
A modern open source web based email client to have an alternative to Outlook, Gmail and the like. It should also have calendar integration an the possibility to use an existing address book.
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by cryptos 5y ago
I consider the usage of Roundcube for the UI a downside. I've tried Roundcube myself and was not really satisfied. It is difficult for to describe what exactly is wrong with the UI but somehow the usability is not really good. Outlook
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by cryptos 5y ago
Twitter is just terrible for this kind of content!
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by cryptos 5y ago
Series F = they haven't found a sustainable business model yet?
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by cryptos 5y ago
But the whole first screen is pointless. Why not show the log-in prompt directly on the first screen? This is counter intuitive and an example of "function follows form" (and not the other way around).
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by cryptos 5y ago
Improving UX, including usability testing with actual users, should be a top priority. Today Gnome has some pointless mobile-device-like UI concepts that don't make much sense on a desktop (like "swipe" away the start screen
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by cryptos 5y ago
Capitalism needs to be fixed immediately! The root cause is that short-term profits are more important than sustainability. Using pesticides is just one of many symptoms.
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by cryptos 5y ago
Timescale: "TimescaleDB vs. Amazon Timestream: 6000x higher inserts, 5-175x faster queries, 150x-220x cheaper" https://blog.timescale.com/blog/timescaledb-vs-amazon-timest...
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by cryptos 5y ago
That could be done with Hugo, if the generated API docs are placed into the static assets folder of the Hugo project. I think you are looking for a tool that would support it out of the box, but it shouldn't be to hard to set up.
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Growing Concerns Among Developers about the AWS Free Tier(infoq.com)
4 points by cryptos 5y ago|0 comments
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by cryptos 5y ago
Since most developers don't like to write documentation, it is important to make the hurdle to write as low as possible. For me AsciiDoctor is the sweetspot because it is easy to setup, has good tool support (for example VS Code and In
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by cryptos 5y ago
For more complex technical documentation AsciiDoc would be a better fit than markdown. A simple table with code blocks is not possible with markdown, for example. I think the target audience is pretty much the same as for AsciiDoctor. http
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by cryptos 5y ago
That is exactly the point! Most people talking about "REST" are just talking about web service APIs or HTTP APIs, because they are not aware of the actual meaning. REST became a shallow term.
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by cryptos 5y ago
I expect to see more mysterious, deadly car crashes of oppononents of some regimes ...
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Startup Acquisition Marketplace(microacquire.com)
3 points by cryptos 5y ago|0 comments

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