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by djbusby 3y ago
I wanted things like that from Keybase too. What happened to them?
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by djbusby 3y ago
That's not true
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by djbusby 3y ago
Like how Postfix works. That's a fun architecture to look at. Multiple processes and file based queue. Meanwhile I panic if I don't have PostgreSQL to save my data :/
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by djbusby 3y ago
Over a longer time (>5yr) frame I've seen a lot of value in the Build option. Like CRM? Just buy one with a good API. Billing process? auth? Build. Annoying up-front but years later they've both shown to be cheaper and flexible
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by djbusby 3y ago
ars gratia artis
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by djbusby 3y ago
I've got one compose that has like five web-services in it. And I had a heck of a time getting a config that allows each contained thing to see the others - and also be visible outside. For now I'm using fixed IPs in the compose t
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by djbusby 3y ago
Midsomer Murders for sure.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Well, when they become/are the major player (close to monopoly) and then can ratchet up some enterprise crap, then do the 10% per year squeeze - well, that's what VCs believe in (and buy). A 10x multiple means they "only&quot
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by djbusby 3y ago
Sounds like spammer could use the key then too? Send DKIM signed message from my domain?
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by djbusby 3y ago
I already knew that, we weren't at odds. There is no "case"
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by djbusby 3y ago
No.
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by djbusby 3y ago
This is government using existing power.
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by djbusby 3y ago
The line is surely at "inaccurate" which is mentioned up-thread and in the case. Neither of your scenarios describe an inaccurate datum, just old (but not outdated)
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by djbusby 3y ago
Those vendors don't have a license agreement with MS. But Dell, Lenovo, etc do.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Manufacturer pays MS a Windows license fee for every system sold, regardless of OS.
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by djbusby 3y ago
You pay for Windows when you buy a no-OS PC because the manufacturer still had to buy the license from MS.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Yes. V7 looks good but ULID already does it. Rather than change code, I'm just staying with ULID. All give us 128 bits. That should be enough for anyone ;/
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by djbusby 3y ago
I would use a ULID rather than thread ID. https://github.com/ulid/spec They (and others) are great for this kind of case - and many others.
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by djbusby 3y ago
B2C, small quantity sales are not fun. B2B selling pallets full.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Risk Mitigation
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by djbusby 3y ago
Any thoughts on Midnight Commander? https://midnight-commander.org/
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by djbusby 3y ago
Seems like the commits since 2021 have been bugfixes. Maybe this is mostly done rather than stopped?
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by djbusby 3y ago
Seems like the root reason for wanting accelerated CSS on cross-origin iframe is for flashy/fancy embeds...like, IDK, ads or something?
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by djbusby 3y ago
What's the advantage of Rust here? Like, I thought there was a bunch of more "native" tooling around ESP32 (Arduino?). Do the "neat" parts of Rust carry over into work on these small/embedded systems? Or is th
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by djbusby 3y ago
For BBB the fraud is that the execs knew it was failing, used the debt to cash out. Maybe they lied to retail-investors but typically one has to tell the financier what the debt is for and then not doing that is a contract breach which coul
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by djbusby 3y ago
Active Queue table and then archive jobs to a JobDone table? I do that. Queue table is small but archive goes back many months
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by djbusby 3y ago
The Buffalo buffalo buffalo... thing https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buff...
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by djbusby 3y ago
Above says access to SD card. I think that means write ability. Which means persistence.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Sometimes the tooling is in place before you arrive.
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by djbusby 3y ago
The family has the obligation. When you're trading one of the questions is if you, or your family, has rank at public companies. That would make the link from the guy, to wife, to company.

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