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by egorfine 1y ago
I'm in the industry for well over 30 years. I have always been skeptical about these mandatory "I hate the new look" feedbacks for every update of every piece software on the planet. But I think the Liquid Glass is the first
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by egorfine 1y ago
> Can we build digital sovereignty We did. Cookie banners have persisted for well over a decade, so that's a proven track record.
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by egorfine 1y ago
> verified adults Can't wait to upload my recent utility bill in order to ask questions about sexual health.
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by egorfine 1y ago
For the web development world, the answer seems a strong yes. I remember gulp/grunt saga, I remember webpack 5 saga and the most recent pain with eslint 8 → 9 is a final nail in the coffin of anything stable for web building.
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by egorfine 1y ago
> eslint 8 => 9 migration were also a big pain to handle. Still not resolved. Their main recommended config is still not updated for 9.
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by egorfine 1y ago
> very stable for years now Especially eslint with their decision to change configuration format in a way that breaks all and every plugin, tutorial, project in existence as a giant "fuck you" to the whole ecosystem and all web
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by egorfine 1y ago
> What's not stable about [] ESLint Like, their decision to change configuration format in a way that breaks all and every plugin, tutorial, project in existence as a giant "fuck you" to the whole ecosystem and all web dev
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by egorfine 1y ago
No propositions at this point. I have no idea how to fix the problem.
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by egorfine 1y ago
It's incredible knowing the bureaucracy of Germany.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Agree. It is based on my experience with German bureaucracy.
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by egorfine 1y ago
a) Incarceration time for IT execs and responsible engineers. b) Let companies go out of business once they fail to protect their own crucial data. None of that is possible.
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by egorfine 1y ago
> it absolutely does make sense for the government to force such companies Problem is, a) governments are infiltrated by russian assets and b) governments are known to enforce detrimental IT regulations. Germany especially so. > power
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by egorfine 1y ago
> HIPAA, PCI DSS, CIS, SOC, FIPS, FINRA Those are related to _someone else's_ data handling.
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by egorfine 1y ago
> sufficiently secure and independent locations This kind of provision requires enforcement and verification. Thus, a tech spec for the backup procedure. Knowing Germany good enough, I'd say that these tech spec would be detrimental
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by egorfine 1y ago
> ut – Rust based CLI utilities for devs and IT In this title you tell exactly zero information about what your tools actually do, but somehow find it important to mention the language they're written in.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Lowercase f, l and t are crimes against humanity.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Germany, of course. Like my company needs government permission to store backups.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Yeah I am with you here, but what else is to be done if legislation is passed that is impossible to comply with? Like in UK.
889.
by egorfine 1y ago
What else I could possibly do if complying is not technically possible?
890.
by egorfine 1y ago
What else I could possibly do if complying is not technically possible?
891.
by egorfine 1y ago
sign one more geo region to block. One more region to remember. Internet is becoming fragmented. :-(
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by egorfine 1y ago
> What real-world problem does any of this solve? Drives AI innovation out of California.
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by egorfine 1y ago
It bugs me that it is near impossible to purchase a server without a backdoor present.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Nothing. Are going to use it? No, you're probably picking the best out there which is Cloudflare. And then it's Cloudflare who's gonna decide whether I can read your article or not.
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by egorfine 1y ago
PRi 5 is miles faster than 4. So you'll be happy once you upgrade.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Already benchmarked by Phoronix: https://www.phoronix.com/review/raspberry-pi-500-plus
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by egorfine 1y ago
That's the flipside.
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by egorfine 1y ago
You have never been banned by Cloudflare because of the wrong shape of your skull? You must be living in the US probably.
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by egorfine 1y ago
I am from a specific country. Could you please suggest me some ways in which I can become more like a normal person? Thanks.
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by egorfine 1y ago
It is a forbidden rule of discussion to refer to Hitler and Nazis but I still want to point out that holocaust was fully legal.

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