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by dubbel 3y ago
That was hard to discover, thanks for your explanation. I was looking in "Firefox Settings -> Search -> Search Shortcuts" for a way to add it. I guess the functionality is not used very often, but it would be nice to have a
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by dubbel 3y ago
On top of all that, SoundCloud has (probably) the most positive and supporting commenting culture of any of the bigger platforms. I follow the mastodon bot https://botsin.space/@soundcloudsaid that sprinkles random happy li
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by dubbel 3y ago
I don't know any language that offers this, I just wanted to say that I have also thought about this feature at times - but when reading your pseudocode I didn't initially get it, because of the OR, which already has its meaning -
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by dubbel 3y ago
If the postal service would be that important in the eyes of the Danish and Swedish governments, then they wouldn't have re-structured their postal services as a state owned company, but kept it a state agency. But they didn't. In
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by dubbel 3y ago
Overall this project by the German government gives 11.5 million euros per year to a number of open source projects. Looking at the list on https://sovereigntechfund.de/en/ my highlights are: Improving the security of
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by dubbel 3y ago
That is the CWE that they identify, but the code seems to store the apparently unhashed password in the database on top of that?
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by dubbel 3y ago
Especially for Senior Developers I think systems design questions are more interesting. They usually don't just have one right answer and you need to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the different approaches. They require kn
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by dubbel 3y ago
Looks like they integrate with existing open sources for books, like OpenLibrary: https://docs.joinbookwyrm.com/adding-books.html
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by dubbel 3y ago
You are probably reading what data the DoJ requested. Further down in the blogpost (in the "Details" section) they state that they don't have a lot of the data requested and exactly what kind of data they could and did provi
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by dubbel 4y ago
Are people still happy about unlimited PTO being introduced? I thought it was shown that it reduces the average PTO taken.
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by dubbel 4y ago
This is assuming that the service allows new users to sign up themselves. Also, testing it via signup sends a lot of emails to the victim (if the attacker tries a number of services), so the victim at least knows that something is up.
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by dubbel 4y ago
And honestly, it's not really about gaming the process, but succeeding in it. Gaming the process sounds to me like you are abusing some weakness in the system without doing the work required. That is not the case here imho.
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by dubbel 4y ago
Uhh, I didn't know about that and will read up on it - thank you!
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by dubbel 4y ago
Opening NS2 doesn't make any sense from a German perspective. NS1 is far from being at capacity, the only reason there isn't more gas flowing from Russia to Germany (and subsequently to for example Poland), is Russian state policy
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by dubbel 4y ago
You are right about solar panels being built in China, but windmill components are usually built in local factories, because they are very hard to transport. You might call the dominance of the Chinese solar manufacturers a national securit
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by dubbel 4y ago
> The editor discredited rumors that Wikipedia had removed mention of two quarters of negative GDP growth from its recession definition and said any screenshots implying so are outdated. This article reports accurately (as far as I can t
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by dubbel 4y ago
The supposed quote says "We’re writing to you today because of your traffic use, which currently averages above 250 TB/month on some of your servers." It averages on multiple of their servers, which indicates to me that the a
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by dubbel 4y ago
You are right, that's usually not how it works. Instead, there are big companies, who are running let's say the majority of their workloads in python. It's working well, it doesn't need to be very performant, but togethe
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by dubbel 4y ago
Damn, I never thought about it, but I guess the next cron/scheduling system should really be configurable down to the second, and if it is not defined set a random value between 0-59 seconds as a default. That might make the entire int
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by dubbel 5y ago
Maybe a volunteer fire department, Search and Rescue Unit or another local civil protection organization? I'm volunteering at my local "Sea Rescue" station as a boat commander (not in the US). I feel like I'm getting sim
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by dubbel 5y ago
ATONE is a good one based on letter frequency - I wonder if letter position might lead you to another word, for example one that ends with "ed", "er" or "es". Or has an "e" as the second to last chara
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by dubbel 5y ago
Did Spotify at any point try to become a record label? I guess for the money they spent on Joe Rogan they could have signed some less controversial and still pretty popular artists. But maybe the record companies that own shares in Spotify
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by dubbel 5y ago
Nice idea, I really like the simplicity of it and how the design reflects it, too. Are you sending the emails directly from your server, or using some service in between?
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by dubbel 5y ago
I had no idea that code could be merged without at least one peer review at any of the big tech companies. That seems like a management failure to me?
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by dubbel 5y ago
I skimmed through the analysis. Figure 1 is pretty funny, given it's x-axis of 1.5 to 1.7 it on first glance seems to show a 50% drop in the deaths per 100M vehicle miles traveled in between 1996 and 1997 (1.7 to 1.6). That is even tho
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by dubbel 5y ago
From my European perspective it looks In the US the only unions left are the most hardcore, extremist unions. All the "finding a common middleground", reasonable unions have been eradicated by anti-union policies. And yes, there a
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by dubbel 5y ago
Less likely yes, but the publicly accessible defibrillators are pretty easy to use. They have big prints on them where to place the pads and after pressing the big green "On" button they start talking to you, explaining what to do
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by dubbel 5y ago
Interesting, how did you come up with the idea? I wouldn't have guessed that there is sufficient demand for something like this. Good job!
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by dubbel 5y ago
> Cause (in case I’m smart enough at all) I have no courage to risk and implement a working thing by myself The risk of the same action (e.g. spending a year on getting a startup to work out) differs based on your background, too. Let&#x
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by dubbel 5y ago
Same here! I had to "delete" my programs though (I think I was able to hide/archive it and restore it after the teacher had checked my empty program list... or did I write an emulator of an empty programs list? I can't r

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