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by declnz 5y ago
But one point of the article was that he did have MFA - and it's no use in this scenario (attacker had physical access to second factor)
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by declnz 5y ago
Long-time (edit: 15+ years) customer of Fastmail, have only praise for them. For me it's a service that just gets out of the way and I get on with life, not worrying about who's mining emails etc.
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by declnz 5y ago
Yes. In fact perhaps we could automate these, with GPT-3! Unless, err, that's already happened
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by declnz 5y ago
How long have you been working there (deposits are a major factor in mortgages here)?
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by declnz 5y ago
I guess obsolete got verbed...
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by declnz 5y ago
...but it's coloured both red and blue! :)
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by declnz 5y ago
At work, we've committed entirely to Elm and it remains one of the most positive decisions to date. Developers who have never tried it have almost without exception become fans (perhaps especially OOP back-end types, interestingly). Pe
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by declnz 6y ago
I added a PoC for this as an alternative query language for Quod Libet [1] but never got enough time to develop fully. Even supported things like: artist = /The \w+/ AND album = "Greatest Hits" ORDER BY DATE LIMIT 100 MB
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by declnz 6y ago
What kind of storage was that library on? We have users with 100, 150k files who are largely happy. If you can replicate this on a new release (4.4.0 was out recently), please file a bug! [1] [1] https://github.com/quodlibet
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by declnz 6y ago
> A song could reasonably have a chord progression such as {Am, G, D, Am, G, Dm}, and the inclusion of both {D} and {Dm} would cause conflicts. Given that music theorists cannot agree on this stuff, there doesn't seem to be anything
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by declnz 6y ago
Agree, though as to the phrase I'd say this is a slight simplification / mis-diganosis of prominent room modes [1], which can be fixed somewhat. [1] https://www.audioholics.com/room-acoustics/listening-room-
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by declnz 6y ago
My take on this: Some advances, but nothing that noticeable for large or medium-sized home speakers, compared to other advances. Related story: until not long ago I used some inherited 70s Kef HiFi speakers with a cheap modernish amp, and t
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by declnz 6y ago
> Girls chasing you because of your reputation as HN or met your wife because of your cool project ( Please don't hate me for this) Not hating, but please can we not keep assuming everyone reading HN is a (hetero) male
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by declnz 6y ago
Yeah but: the key differentiator to me is supplying drop-in replacements / adapters for all the other standards from early on in the process. This is why it isn't #927 I say...
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by declnz 6y ago
I found it tricky at first but got a mostly smooth setup on two machines now with wide variety of uses. Definitely for day-to-day use the Ubuntu Studio app has actually been the most helpful (direct control / visibility into the Jack &
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by declnz 6y ago
Web? Free? We're talking about the walled garden of Facebook here no?
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by declnz 6y ago
The NHS does do this, just have to wait till you're 40: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/nhs-health-check/
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by declnz 6y ago
Jamulus uses Opus for this reason (balance with quality) AIUI
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by declnz 6y ago
+1 I get the problem with JackTrip (though JamTrip[1] looks a good start). Out of interest, what were the problems with Jamulus? I've found it easier than expected (once I'd got Jack set up and happy / understood). On Windows
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by declnz 6y ago
Umm, no. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-fbi-icloud-exclusiv... https://sneak.berlin/20201112/your-computer-isnt-yours/
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by declnz 6y ago
Interesting article, and call my cynical but wasn't anyone else immediately reminded of the excellent HN post earlier this month [1], and the Apple big-picture play proposed there? "Those shiny new Apple Silicon macs that Apple ju
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by declnz 6y ago
> Also it doesn't help that we have such a large financial services sector. This sector soaks up a lot of graduates that might otherwise be working in technology. Historically - yes, but I'm not so convinced any more; young peo
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by declnz 6y ago
Yes - I've yet to see a better alternative...
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by declnz 6y ago
But you do know that they don't know that the OP doesn't know that doesn't happen?...
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by declnz 6y ago
I'm not sure where you are - but that's not true in London (source: been working here a long time, plus have been hiring for Haskell recently)
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by declnz 6y ago
Lol me too. I was ready with 'Now, where do we start? The weirdly automatic "integration" with your Google account? No, all the full URLs going to Google for "Safe Browsing", erm, support?' etc etc Some other t
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by declnz 6y ago
Hehe, well if we're going here there are various go-to shell commands / filenames / hostnames I inevitably end up using at some point just for the wry smile: $ PONG=1.1.1.1; ping $PONG $ more cowbell $ cat dog
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by declnz 6y ago
Disagree - this is "your sad truth", maybe yes. Personally I've looked at it, even if very briefly, almost every time it appears on candidate profiles. One of the most important traits I look for in mid or senior devs is th
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by declnz 6y ago
Cooking recipes are interesting - I often note how un-imperative (or at least, implicitly parallelised) they can be throughout, e.g. - Wash the rice - Boil the rice gently for 20 mins - Whilst the rice is cooking, sauté the finely diced oni
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by declnz 6y ago
Surely someone needs to mention FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition [1], which is clearly the best resource in this domain? Don't ignore the issues, true gold in there :) [1] https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBu

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