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easton
4y ago
My dad used to pick three random words from the dictionary and try to work them into whatever him and his coworkers would have to say during a menial update meeting. One time they were able to work all three words into a single sentence.
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easton
4y ago
It's not a shadow profile, they're scraping your LinkedIn. I've gotten multiple emails to my work email from (non-Facebook) recruiters/sales people within the first week of adding my current employment to LinkedIn. They
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easton
4y ago
If you're abstracting away most of the complexity of k8s, why not just go use ECS and spend nothing on the cluster? You will probably have to do some rewriting of your deployment scripts when you move off of EKS anyway (just like when
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easton
4y ago
This is fixed in iOS 16 (at least, they said it was. Haven’t tested it.)
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easton
4y ago
Nope, you can just click skip. If the device had previously been enrolled in Find My iPhone you have to log back in to turn it off, but if it’s fresh out of the box you don’t have to hook it to iCloud/iTunes at all (and that’s not unco
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4y ago
No, as I recall, the wtf widget only shows information about recent builds/pipeline runs. It can't show an ADO dashboard (which includes other info about tickets/releases/etc).
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4y ago
The most recent one, "Leadership Sync", pops into my head in pretty much every meeting I've had in the last two weeks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RAMRukKqQg
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4y ago
Google doesn’t let devs store IP on their workstations except in very rare circumstances (per this thread and the BeyondCorp papers), and in those rare circumstances I’m willing to bet you either don’t have root or there’s way more auditing
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easton
4y ago
Driving in the car with a Face ID phone is a nightmare. You hand it to the passenger to look at, it’s locked, you have to try to look at it while your driving, then if you get unlucky and it locks you have to enter your passcode while you’r
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4y ago
I know this is all anecdotal, but my 13 mini lasts consistently longer than my 8 ever did and I’m super happy with the battery. I’ve never had it not make it through a day, even when GPS and brightness is cranked with the Disney World app (
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4y ago
I interviewed there a few months ago for DevOps, and one of the people I interviewed with said that most of Zoom was in AWS (they liked that I had AWS stuff on my resume).
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easton
4y ago
Dependencies would be wonderful. We use ADO and it’s a constant annoyance when I have to open a PR in one repo that will break unless another PR in another repo merges.
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4y ago
Off-topic, but if you're wanting to move to Linux and are worried about gaming, you should try running Windows games on Linux with Valve's Proton. I was worried too, but I got a Steam Deck and it's absolutely crazy how many g
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4y ago
There’s a utility called Rectangle that does this: https://rectangleapp.com/ It works very well, a native version would probably be better but most of the time I don’t notice it’s running, just press the keyboard shortcuts
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easton
4y ago
They do it for location access, calendar access, notification access, and clipboard access for every app. Access to shared containers shouldn’t be a common occurrence outside of once when the app is set up.
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4y ago
Your point is valid, but I think those examples are fixable. Permacookies could be fixed as simply as "Would you like to allow {EvilApp} to access data from {EvilPartnerApp}?", as there aren't a lot of reasons that apps shoul
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4y ago
Isn't the answer for Apple to provide operating-system level restrictions to apps (regardless of source) that make it so the only way any application on the system can access the identifier is by permission from the user? I wouldn'
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4y ago
MK is smaller because it was designed to be the cherry on top for EPCOT when it was a city. Walt wanted a city but the board wanted a theme park, so he put a watered down one at the top of the property. Then when he died the city was cancel
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4y ago
Was the amount per person then? The books (per my link, I'm guessing they changed pricing seasonally so the article is also probably right) were ~$4.50 per adult and included admission. If the number in the article was per person then
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Being a Disney aficionado, I have to note: the price in the 60s was only to get in the park. You had to buy separate tickets for each attraction once you were in (either ala-carte or in a book that came with several categories for $3-4). Th
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4y ago
They added good GPO support a year or two ago AFAIK. And if you can send a config file to your Mac/Linux boxes it can be easily managed there too.
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The previous version of this, Factory OS, ran all of the Win32 apps in a microVM (which was the planned functionality for Windows 10X), while UWP apps could run natively. I wonder if this does something similar or if that was dropped. (I s
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I’m dumb and thought that the video being posted yesterday meant this was more recent.
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(Although the post says “Written on January 22, 2020”, it clearly wasn’t. I’m guessing there’s just an old template somewhere.)
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Pledge() and unveil() in SerenityOS (2020)
(awesomekling.github.io)
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Ah yes, the ol’ warm-body count.
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4y ago
This Microsoft version also has a self-hosted version (use the serve-local command).
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4y ago
> write-once-read-never Well, if you're being smart, it's going to be write-once-read-sometimes-once because you should be testing your backups every so often. You'd probably want to backup to some kind of service in the m
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I'm guessing it isn't, if only because this feature completely disables MDM (which you'd need in government or business to do things like remote wipes or passcode policies). It looks to be designed for people that are possibl
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4y ago
This is very weird, considering they made a Flatpak version of Edge just so the Steam Deck can use Xbox streaming. Maybe that version has a different UA?
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