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by dpcx 3y ago
But in a plane the background isn't moving... it's the inside of the plane, which is always stationary at least with regards to the passenger. I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm just saying you shouldn't need tha
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NetBox: a source of truth for everything on your network(netbox.dev)
218 points by dpcx 3y ago|69 comments
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Federal Judge Orders Removal of Wind Farm in Osage County(newson6.com)
1 points by dpcx 3y ago|0 comments
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Dianna (PhysicsGirl) Health Update from SmarterEveryDay(youtube.com)
3 points by dpcx 3y ago|0 comments
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by dpcx 3y ago
Any information you'd be willing to share around this would be great! I'm looking to do something similar.
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by dpcx 3y ago
I wrote about using fail2ban with postfix[0] almost 15 years ago for blocking IPs that were sending to unknown email addresses on my server. It was a godsend for blocking tons of spam back then. [0]: https://www.dp.cx/blog&#
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by dpcx 3y ago
That's a lot of data that you're not paying for...
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by dpcx 3y ago
Link? I'd be interested in reading about this.
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by dpcx 3y ago
I've never had a problem using 1Password 7 on updated versions of OSX. I'm in the same boat, and am still using 1Password 7 on Ventura after having upgraded through multiple OSs.
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by dpcx 3y ago
Enough money allows all contracts to be negotiable.
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by dpcx 3y ago
I think the discussion above is about using cameras to monitor the driver as a means to replace the torque test needed on the wheel, not technologies for outside the car.
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by dpcx 3y ago
Composer will gladly autoload a single file that only contains functions: { "autoload": { "files": [ // ], } }
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by dpcx 3y ago
Is this a modern day pjax/turbolinks? It feels that way from the reading of swup.
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by dpcx 3y ago
What would you like to do with PHP/Laravel that isn't unit testable? Laravel is, from my experience, written in a way that specifically makes testing of most things very easy.
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by dpcx 3y ago
I bought some new pans a few months ago, and the folks at the shop suggested "Earth Brite" clay cleaner. It seems to work really well.
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Micromort: Unit of risk defined as a one-in-a-million chance of death(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by dpcx 3y ago|0 comments
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by dpcx 3y ago
True, but you can't incorrectly join on UUID due to its anti-collision nature.
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by dpcx 3y ago
Interesting; it used to be, but apparently that's changed. I've searched multiple times recently to no avail.
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by dpcx 3y ago
It's especially frustrating for me since they're the only registrar to support my chosen TLD of .cx :/
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/r/ProgrammerHumor will shut down as part of Reddit Protest(old.reddit.com)
4 points by dpcx 3y ago|0 comments
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by dpcx 3y ago
Sounds like this will specifically allow for older devices to continue to work with newer versions of apps. Obviously not everything will work, but it would still be nice to be able to use some old i-device even if it can't run the lat
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by dpcx 3y ago
Didn't they also add support for QUIC, WebP, and several others that (by nature of being internal tools at the time) had zero real world adoption?
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by dpcx 3y ago
I'm glad that they posted a "miss" - but this reads over and over like a sales pitch: - I created a card in <X> Basecamp - Someone posted a message in Campfire - We have our own encryption - Another message posted in a
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by dpcx 3y ago
I thought this seemed familiar, and generated a decent amount of discussion last time, too.
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by dpcx 3y ago
I appreciate the explanation, but I don't know what junior-dev would understand most of this. I may be just a web developer, but I couldn't understand most of this. I'd still have to read for 30m to grok it all.
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by dpcx 3y ago
I don't know why it's still hard, but I can tell you, from the perspective of trying to prototype something, I would love to not have to use it just to find out if this functionality I want to build is worthwhile. I don't wan
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by dpcx 3y ago
I misunderstood both the title of this post and the headline of the article. I thought linen.dev was a chat client!
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by dpcx 3y ago
How does this compare to Ripcord[0]? Granted there haven't been any new releases of Ripcord in a couple of years, it's super lightweight and mostly perfect for my uses. [0]: https://cancel.fm/ripcord/
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by dpcx 3y ago
The documentation looks better than when I was trying to write some Rust with GTK (2020), when it was basically an output of the C functions that could be called...
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by dpcx 3y ago
This also ignores the overhead of business processes. The dev effort may be very low to switch the (flawed) example of text to database, but the product/project team is going to have to create and maintain stories for it, the qa team i

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