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by dijit 8mo ago
Reminds me of the old adage: your most bitter employee is the person who was most full of hope.
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by dijit 8mo ago
Windows developers (like sysadmins) are of two kinds in my experience. People who don't understand shit about how the system behaves and are comfortable with that. "I install a package, I hit the button, it works" .. and Peop
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by dijit 8mo ago
Yeah, I have a similar situation; FreeBSD is a great operating system, but the sheer amount of investment in Linux makes all the warts semi-tolerable. I'm sure some people have a sunk-cost feeling with Linux and will get defensive of t
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by dijit 8mo ago
> even Microsoft has abandoned it for new apps. Ok, all other things being equal: Microsoft is no longer a good arbiter of UI/UX design. This is extremely well documented. Old doesn't automatically mean worse, though I understa
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by dijit 8mo ago
On HN itself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14277202 Confirmed 5 years later in media; https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2013-09-20/linkedin-...
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by dijit 8mo ago
Linkedin has been breached a lot over time. But I have such low faith in the platform that I would readily believe that once they think you're not going to continue adding value, they find unpleasant ways to extract the last bit of v
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by dijit 8mo ago
Is that true? Subtle bugs always find their way in increasing amounts for Windows applications that continue getting software releases; we tend not notice because we all run actually supported versions most of the time, and even when we don
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by dijit 8mo ago
only with the same application, and on the same virtual desktop (which is what i said). i am confused here now, what do you mean that i am missing?
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by dijit 8mo ago
did… did I not mention that?
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by dijit 8mo ago
Only bitwarden (no ad-blockers or anything). https://sh.drk.sc/~dijit/hn_tab_extensions.png EDIT: Looking into it, seems the tab memory viewer is only looking at the page and does not take extensions into account; if t
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by dijit 8mo ago
Weird, I promise I am not lying. https://sh.drk.sc/~dijit/hn_tab_mem_usage.png
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by dijit 8mo ago
On MacOS that would be an amazing poor UX, cmd+tab works on Applications, not specific windows. Switching windows within the same Application is cmd+` ; and only works on the current workspace.
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by dijit 8mo ago
You should probably check that. A fresh hackernews tab of this thread uses 150MiB (Sandboxed) in Chrome for me, and HN is a pretty lean site by all accounts.
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by dijit 8mo ago
You know what, I'm going to defend this, because despite how off-colour and bad faith it comes across there's a definite nugget of truth that we have to sit with. If your hiring program is built around increasing diversity, and yo
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by dijit 8mo ago
> Corporate espionage. Stealing secrets from a company and sanctions-busting are of course bad things to do, but the legal consequences are not the same as stealing confidential information from the government. Sort of. But if the govern
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by dijit 8mo ago
I have now been roped into talking more about a topic I have no interest in and am completely ambivalent to… :/ But clearly, thats cultural. If you keep your eyes on the linux kernel mailing you’ll see a lot of (on topic) short and inf
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by dijit 8mo ago
I am neutral in this particular topic, so don’t think I’m defending or attacking or anything. But aren’t mailling lists and distribution groups pretty ubiquitous?
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by dijit 8mo ago
The screenshots look beautiful. I feel bad for saying it, because you must know about these tools, but as I was reading I was reminded of the "dev toolbox" which is basically just a website with a bunch of validators, hashers and
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The Only "Good" Cloud: Is a Google Cloud(blog.dijit.sh)
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by dijit 8mo ago
oof, thanks for the grammar fix!
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by dijit 8mo ago
I think the conclusion they're eluding to in the article is that: "if MRI says 99% of people have abnormalities, MRI is not trustworthy".
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by dijit 8mo ago
"Too big to fail"... ironically a very realistic feature .
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by dijit 8mo ago
Advisory doesn't have the same meaning in security research as it does in the english language. Unfortunately "Advisory" is a report written about a security incident, like an official statement about the bug, it's impac
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by dijit 8mo ago
Doesn't FreeIPA work with EntraID? I used to use it with Exchange and it worked pretty well.. (or, as well as any non-microsoft product that has to intergrate with Microsoft products at least).
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by dijit 8mo ago
This is 100% the current situation, and it's worth mentioning because clearly you have a finger on the pulse here - and that needs to be stated for others. But, I wonder if Microsoft might reverse their stance on EntraID being SaaS; wi
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by dijit 8mo ago
The issue was discoverability. If your design language is “flat as we can make it” how can you visualise a third dimension? You have to already know which things are 3D touch ready. I blame the software refresh of Apple after the 5-series U
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by dijit 8mo ago
youtube (recommendations/homepage) also seems down, I wonder if its relater.
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by dijit 8mo ago
It started off really interesting, but I had to stop once the "AI could lead to post-scarcity" bit came. Sorry, no offence, but I wish that this was the "problem" with AI. The "Problem" is actually that it
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by dijit 8mo ago
I agree with your point overall but realistically speaking, its not like the death of Ukraine will fix Russias economy, even if it did: not in a single day. You can exhaust yourself completely and be dead on your feet. Doomed, is the expres
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by dijit 8mo ago
Anything that ships with a default zsh shell, which is a surprising number of distros actually.

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