edoceo

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841.
by edoceo 2y ago
What is a DEI specific role? Isn't that against EoE rules?
842.
by edoceo 2y ago
Rewrite Rust in Zig.
843.
by edoceo 2y ago
Linux desktop, android phone.
844.
by edoceo 2y ago
The server recognized my device from the messenger/SMS app? That seems not correct. But somehow, the desktop browser and my mobile are tied together for this app. But no other sites have this magic.
845.
by edoceo 2y ago
When I sign on to a bank it sends an SMS. Then my phone prompts me to share that code with the brower, on my desktop. It's a neat QOL "feature" - but kinda feels too automated to be secure.
846.
by edoceo 2y ago
Yep, specifically this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35083
847.
by edoceo 2y ago
Cool
848.
by edoceo 2y ago
Up there with Putnam and Dropbox.
849.
by edoceo 2y ago
Feels like it's looking for some (new?/refactoring?) common interface/protocol for engine and rolling-stock comms. Is that even possible? Anyone known what type of on-rail signaling is possible?
850.
by edoceo 2y ago
Just post on socials (that you can still access) about being locked out and then hope for the best?
851.
by edoceo 2y ago
You've lost context and appear to be going after a weak interpretation with the implication I don't know how to sysadmin. The context was the sweeping generalisation that Linux devs and that they don't care about regressions,
852.
by edoceo 2y ago
From the Tables page: Important update: The Beta program is now closed Tables is no longer accepting new users for its Beta program
853.
by edoceo 2y ago
When this box does have issue (rare), it's right after I've done some upgrades to packages that the distribution has told me aren't ready. I know I'm standing on the edge (of glory!). Also, I use ext4 since like forever,
854.
by edoceo 2y ago
And if the assertion was true, I'd be feeling those regressions at least monthly on my leading edge, unstable (~amd64), Gentoo box, that is my daily driver desktop I use at $DayJob. This box has been stable enough to make money. But no
855.
by edoceo 2y ago
Not OP but yep. Forced SDK upgrade, dependency chain and vendor driven churn. But, eg, Twilio been using the same HTTP methods for like 10 years. Many other SDK based interfaces (not necessarily Stripe) have forced that churn.
856.
by edoceo 2y ago
Glad someone got it.
857.
by edoceo 2y ago
And also those two sites you mentioned have higher quality and less clutter. A significant improvement in tool choice to what MDN suggested. Hopefully we can fix this via contribution.
858.
by edoceo 2y ago
Not yet, but I will.
859.
by edoceo 2y ago
I've one I built called Cras. Store all my neat things I find on the web there. Recently turned it into a PWA so it's a share-target on my phone (Android) which is awesome. It's self-hosted and all packed into SQLite so, IMO
860.
by edoceo 2y ago
Yep. The difference between persistence and stubbornness is the outcome.
861.
by edoceo 2y ago
Reserved by GM for the Super Sport
862.
by edoceo 2y ago
The problem with X isn't X, it's the devs. I've heard that about PHP, JS, shell, .Net, VB6 and damn near every framework ever. But aren't we the devs? We're just in their code saying their baby ugly? There's go
863.
by edoceo 2y ago
Nobody complaining isn't necessarily a "good thing". Absence of evidence and all that. I've found that it's only like 1/1000 that will. And this thread (few days ago) about why it's hard to buy nice things
864.
by edoceo 2y ago
I thought it was Uncle Iroh.
865.
by edoceo 2y ago
Perhaps it was more parody? Since becoming vegan my mind more clear and in touch with the universe. You should try it too!
866.
by edoceo 2y ago
I like when the language is in it's own name, eg: Suomi -- makes it easier to find.
867.
by edoceo 2y ago
But even w/o these levels we get inflation? How could we compare it to the recent inflation which has been labelled as "greed-flation" and "shrink-flation" ?
868.
by edoceo 3y ago
https://www.weave.works/ "Operate and Manage Kubernetes easily" / "GitOps Automation for Kubernetes Stacks"
869.
by edoceo 3y ago
I use SimpleHelp; it's a self-hosted Java server and clients have to install an app; works on Windows and Mac and Linux. It's over port 80+443. Not FOSS.
870.
by edoceo 3y ago
Not sure what EveryBuddy is. Trillian was a multi-protocol chat client from 2000 [0] named after Trillian [1] from 1979. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trillian_(software) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x

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