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   by e28eta 3y ago

   I think people are tooting examples to him, and that’s just a recent example, not the source of the name.
2. 152.▲
   by e28eta 3y ago

   Does he? “Here’s a phrase I use, and what it means” seems fine to me. There might be a bit of personal history why he chose a plumber, but I’m guessing he doesn’t remember.
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   by e28eta 3y ago

   I don’t have much experience with frontend frameworks / libraries, but I really dislike the way this article presents React as the silver bullet. Maybe it is factually accurate that Angular was the wrong choice for e-commerce (at the t
4. 154.▲
   by e28eta 3y ago

   I think some demand for smart doorbells is to handle the “unknown visitor” problem: notify the homeowner that someone is at the door even when they’re away from home, and the ability to disguise that the house is unoccupied.
5. 155.▲
   by e28eta 3y ago

   > your riced-out, LSP-enabled editor It’s my belief that “riced out” has negative racial overtones, and isn’t an appropriate adjective to be using. Wikipedia has some history on this related term: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
6. 156.▲
   by e28eta 3y ago

   I see that note, and the wording on it confuses me. My recollection, and some confirmation from this article [1], is that I was using handyPrint when connected to the mac via USB. At the time of the blog post I wrote, I was switching from u
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   by e28eta 3y ago

   Here’s my write up from the time: https://www.djackson.org/printer-discovery-using-dns-sd/ The article says the formats need to include ‘image/urf’, which afaik wasn’t true in 2017, and there may be other salient
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   by e28eta 3y ago

   I had a IPP capable printer that wasn’t showing up for AirPrint, and was able to solve that with a (relatively) simple static mDNS entry in my DNSMasq config, which I already had running on our router.
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   by e28eta 3y ago

   TIL. Looks like they have it documented (since Apr 2022, based on the github history), it cannot be modified or customized, and that it sometimes causes problems with SEO crawlers! https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundament
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    I don’t know how prevalent it is as a network architecture, but it seems like a bastion host / jump box would be a juicy target for this exploit, since it’d let the attacker jump upstream.
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    They might not need CVV, if the transaction looks “good” otherwise: > A payment can still be successful even if the CVC or postal code check fails. This is because card issuers take many signals into account when making a decision about
12. 162.▲
    by e28eta 3y ago

    The author, Phillip Torrone, talked a little about the article during one of their live shows, starting around 12:25 minutes. https://www.youtube.com/live/EOzkO33PnrI?feature=share
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    > mandatory code review is a symptom of an adversarial environment involving bad faith actors. and is required (afaik) for PCI compliance
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    I’m on the same version of 1password, probably for similar reasons. In their iOS app, there’s an entry in Settings -> Security -> Allow Universal Clipboard which lets you opt-in to passwords through the clipboard. I suspect there’s so
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    Some of the “not working” cases may be due to the application you’re copying from setting the items as `localOnly`, ex: from a password manager. I don’t have an explanation for other failures. https://developer.apple.com/doc
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    I’m sure you’re joking, but having recently finished reading “Stuff: Compulsive Hoarding and the Meaning of Things”, there _are_ people who live that way. I think piles of magazines & newspapers were more common than books, with “goat p
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    A friend recently recommended StoryGraph to me, when I said something similar. From their webpage: > A fully-featured Amazon-free alternative to Goodreads > StoryGraph is the all-in-one platform for your bookish needs. https:/&#
18. 168.▲
    by e28eta 3y ago

    Lots of love for BBEdit. I appreciate it as a long-lived, native Mac text editor. It hasn’t stagnated, instead incrementally improving for decades. Discovering the command line tools was a very good day for me. I really like the built-in (t
19. 169.▲
    by e28eta 3y ago

    I googled “intel mac pro electricity usage” and this was the top hit: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201796 The first (and highest) entry at 302W at idle would consume ~50% our household’s monthly usage. It’s at lea
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    Other articles on this topic I’ve read mention EMI being a problem, and so I suspect it’s more than $2. For example, from the Verge in March: > Ford was joined by BMW, Mazda, Polestar, Rivian, Tesla, Volkswagen, and Volvo in staking out
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    A thing I noticed about “guarantees” with tours similar to those, is they don’t refund money, they offer a future tour for free (non-transferable). So the guarantee is a signal that it’s likely to happen, but if I’m in the area on vacation,
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    by e28eta 3y ago

    Have you considered the benefit of open source serving as an example of how to make a non-standard use case work? </sarcasm> I think I just wanted to point out the similarity. You _have_ to maintain the dev environment, and you
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    by e28eta 4y ago

    > The issue is that LED bulbs aren’t simple devices like incandescent bulbs. LED bulbs have an electronic power supply inside which drives the LEDs at a constant current. Not all of them! I was very surprised to open up my generic outdoo
24. 174.▲
    by e28eta 4y ago

    I’m still upset every time I run into a iPhone-only interface on iPad, but my anger level has gone down somewhat now that I’ve started using Stage Manager more.
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    by e28eta 4y ago

    I’m very surprised. I don’t fly often, but our experience trying to get a ride at SFO (in the last ~6 months) is that Lyft took a long time to match us with a driver (minutes, not 10’s of seconds), and I would have guessed it was fewer driv
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    by e28eta 4y ago

    There’s no way the code is sufficient to understand the behavior, right? There has to be a bunch of configuration / state involved too.
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    by e28eta 4y ago

    How many insecticides are you allowed to spray on the bananas between when they’re picked and when they’re delivered to the grocery store? Modern sensibilities may have increased the likelihood.
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    by e28eta 4y ago

    Author could use a little more memoization in his example, but I suspect that breaks some of the simplicity of his argument. If shape Area is computed often enough that you care about inlining the calculation, why not compute & store it
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    by e28eta 4y ago

    Depends on the type of code you’re writing. If your `switch` is tightly coupled to the code that defines the cases and they’ll definitely be changed in lockstep, a default is more likely to be harmful. If your cases are defined externally,
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    by e28eta 4y ago

    I think there’s an interesting parallel with “supercookies” on the web, or the long-running battle on iOS to permanently, uniquely identify phones. Should the user be able to control their machine, and delete data that the app has written?