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by e12e 3y ago
Neat that it's to the point - but some information would be welcome. Where is the date stored, for one. Future pricing?
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by e12e 3y ago
They (probably inadvertently) added emphasis on EU, rather than: > Facing reality (...) is a core requirement for good management
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by e12e 3y ago
That is much better, the initial change focus on "Facing reality about the EU", rather than "Facing reality is a core requirement of good management". Granted, the EU aside is also important.
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by e12e 3y ago
How do you fork an abandoned repo?
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by e12e 3y ago
Fossil has a few of these.
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by e12e 3y ago
Editorialided headline, the title is: > Facing reality, whether it’s about Apple or the EU, is a core requirement for good management
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by e12e 3y ago
Well, no - if we assume server password db leak includes leaking totp shared secret... But that is also why I'm not overly concerned by the bitwarden model: in client compromise (ie phone), attacker gets both password and totp secret
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by e12e 3y ago
This looks great - thank you so much for opening up the server too! About auth, I'm not sure the claim in the readme is entirely correct: > Two years ago, while building Ente Photos, we realized that there was no open source end-to-
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by e12e 3y ago
https://codeberg.org/jannis/FitoTrack ?
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by e12e 3y ago
Interesting: > Qt has switched to CMake, away from the qmake build system Found some more information: https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-and-cmake-the-past-the-present-and... (2021)
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Windows security updates could come with fewer reboots beginning later this year(arstechnica.com)
2 points by e12e 3y ago|0 comments
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by e12e 3y ago
Looks interesting. Clickhouse seems to be conspicuously missing as source and destination. Although I suppose clickhouse can masquerade as postgres: https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/interfaces/postgresql Ed: th
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by e12e 3y ago
It would probably be even easier to patch the license check function. That's presumably against the software license, so due to copyright you would no longer be legally entitled to run the software.
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by e12e 3y ago
I was referring to: > When you open a document, the application ONLY gets a handle to that document, and nothing else. It certainly can't just then open a pipe to a server somewhere and dump all your documents to it, unlike any rand
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by e12e 3y ago
I meant to take a picture of the read-not-print document on your secure laptop.
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by e12e 3y ago
You don't have a camera phone, then?
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by e12e 3y ago
Simia Kodex Sapiens, Sikosa or sks.
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by e12e 3y ago
Why so glum? Everyone has the option to become a convict!
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by e12e 3y ago
Previously posted, but original title is concerned with new ps2 vr titles - burying the lede that PC support is coming to ps2 vr.
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currently testing PS VR2 access games on PC(blog.playstation.com)
4 points by e12e 3y ago|1 comments
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by e12e 3y ago
More like a local git repo having multiple remotes?
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by e12e 3y ago
Ironically, it's a library for use with "ruby"... Common nouns are fine. Just need a little qualification for search "ruby lang", "shoes ruby gem"?
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by e12e 3y ago
There was Dragon ruby and rubymotion - but I think they are also defunct?
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by e12e 3y ago
> At the time they wrote a blog article about stopping the project but the blog is not available anymore (it’s the link in the description of the project http://web.archive.org/web/20211205200902/https:/&#x
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by e12e 3y ago
Fwiw this was meant as an observation (it's useful to know how to work with paths), not as a justification for the current ux.
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by e12e 3y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write it up. Really nice to see some modern Java, as well as the ideas with comments - many of which seem to generalize quite well - beyond Java and the jvm.
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by e12e 3y ago
It's frustrating, but as another comment mentions, the way to draw and stroke paths in gimp is select>stroke selection. Terrible ux for "i just want a circle" - but (forces) open the door to quite powerful path>stroke w
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by e12e 3y ago
> Not wild about the password-only Postgres connection though. >> A valid PostgreSQL URI, for saving history (default: false) Looks like you are free to specify socket or ssl if you prefer? I was recently shocked to learn that the
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by e12e 3y ago
I'd rather have one hour/week, triaging milestones based on data-driven estimation with confidence intervals than an hour a day of planning poker ...
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by e12e 3y ago
> in an attempt to save money used FEXs despite the fact I had documented they wouldn't work for our traffic patterns. What is a FEX? Feline Expedited eXchange?

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