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Do you imply that sending e-mail via IPv6 doesn't work?
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2y ago
Use a VPN to appear like being in the target country. Use a browser profile where you set the language preference to the one you target.
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2y ago
git help mailmap
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I don't want Apple either to get access to my health info, so I don't have such device from Apple.
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2y ago
What about rents?
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This is an interesting approach. However the task used as an example just shows how provisionning SSH keys was insecure at that company. In fact the user should generate his private key by himself and just provide the public key to the sysa
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I think that Filippo deserves a bit more than a beer. He has business setup for true sponsorship. https://words.filippo.io/full-time-maintainer/
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2y ago
In related news, someone just published a PoC borrow checker for Zig: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42923829
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2y ago
> Any language that imbues the entire set of special characters (!#*&<>[]{}(); ...etc) with mystical semantic context is, imo, more interested in making its arcane practitioners feel smart rather than getting good work done. On
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2y ago
However they lack support for pointers to those fields. Which zig has.
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If I have a public portfolio of existing projects on GitHub, couldn't that replace an assignment? Choose one of my projects (or let me choose one), and let's discuss about it during the review interview.
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I have two Garmin devices: a watch and bike computer. Both are connected to the same app that collects data to a single Garmin Connect account. I expected some synergy but I got nothing. When monitoring the same activity with the two device
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networking vs interviewing
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Think about a wider scale than your employer: if the costs of the consultants goes in fact in the pockets of the investors of your employer, that money is not lost.
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One of Lightpanda's goals is to ease building bots.
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The human programmer can save the DOM as HTML in a file and open it in a headfull browser. But the use case for Lightpanda is for machine agents, not humans.
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Scrapping modern web pages is hard without full support for JS frameworks and dynamic loading. But a full browser, even headless, has huge ressource consumption. This has a huge cost when scraping at scale.
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With Family accounts it's even worse: the tainting is attached to the account owning the licence of the game, not to the account playing the game. So if you share a game with a kid and (s)he's caught cheating, your account will be
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Here is some good news: the SteamDeck is a consumer-ready device, but it is still hackable and tinkering is supported by the manufacturer.
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Releasing dead software that is used only to support dead hardware?
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Well. It looks like abandonning software to the community. From the "P4 workflow" described at https://p4.org/ I see mentions of compiling to x86, but no mention of ARM, and no mention of BPF. So, as someone who d
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Or maybe we just lack frameworks that provide the same developer experience but with transparent serverless deployment?
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More likely: someone tried to automate unsubscribing one e-mail address from massive list of mailing lists.
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2y ago
Date: 2014
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Except that the company might be interested in paying you to use the library, not to maintain the library itself. "don't look back, just forget them, and move on with your life" is a better advice.
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If you lost last Christmas, you are already burned out. Have a break, and don't lose the incoming one.
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> I run a repair-cafe, and a very significant portion of appliances people come by with are cheap, ireppairable junk (often nespresso and senseo coffee machines, but also toasters etc). Im am suspecting that the people that buy more expe
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https://json5.org/
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About signing keys, it would make sense stopping using a signing key (marking it as such and deleting it) once you stop a job. Your signing key for personal projects probably has a different temporality.
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I have created a tool 12 years ago (still actively maintained) to manage multiple GitHub SSH identities: https://github.com/dolmen/github-keygen
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