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by ekimekim 3y ago
You are mistaken. From https://hub.docker.com/_/docker : What is Docker in Docker? Although running Docker inside Docker is generally not recommended, there are some legitimate use cases, such as development o
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by ekimekim 3y ago
Location: physically Australia but can work any time zone (US preferred) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Email: hn@ekime.kim Infrastructure/Platform/SRE/DevOps engineer with 10+ years experience. Con
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by ekimekim 3y ago
Location: physically Australia but can work any time zone (US preferred) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Email: hn@ekime.kim Infrastructure/Platform/SRE/DevOps engineer with 10+ years experience. Con
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by ekimekim 3y ago
Chiming in with my customer support experience: My battery started to inflate after a bit over a year. I did some research and knew their warranty didn't cover this, but I contacted support anyway for help with finding a replacement. T
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by ekimekim 3y ago
I've had the complete opposite experience (I replaced their Pop OS with Arch Linux). With light usage I get about 10 hours, if I'm playing games or something then yeah it drops a bit but not that much. It easily lasts the duration
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by ekimekim 3y ago
My bigger issue is when drinks advertise "less sugar" but include these things, and I have no clue until I take a drink then have to throw the rest away because it tastes disgusting.
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by ekimekim 3y ago
Yeah on Firefox on desktop (with uBO) scrolling doesn't work, and Reader Mode didn't have any of the content, so I just closed the tab. There's plenty of less user-hostile websites to read.
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by ekimekim 3y ago
And none of this helps you if the server in question isn't actually a HTTP server, but something else (that only ever expected to be exposed on localhost). Depending on the exact syntax it expects, it's plausible that a HTTP reque
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by ekimekim 3y ago
As sibling comments point out, mutexes aren't needed here. But to answer your direct question, Rust's type system enforces the use of mutexes to access protected values (if you're using the stdlib Mutex implementation) by onl
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by ekimekim 3y ago
Yep you can. I have mine configured so that it will only search when I use one of the search prefixes. So to search on google I type "g example.com", and this is unambiguous with actually wanting to go to example.com.
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by ekimekim 3y ago
No, because Fandom would revert the disclaimer.
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by ekimekim 3y ago
We cannot not allow a Space Laser Gap!
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by ekimekim 3y ago
As the article points out, this is only an issue with UUIDv1. They claim "However, it is what most applications use." but I have no idea how true this is. I was under the impression that the vast majority of UUID generators were v
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by ekimekim 3y ago
The long-standing convention here, particularly for command line usage, is that: - String literals should be in lowercase (because by convention commands, argument names, etc should always be in all-lowercase, eg. "git cherry-pick&quot
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by ekimekim 3y ago
> NODE"accountname password"::device:[directory.subdirectory]filename.type;ver Interesting. When you think about it, that doesn't look all that different from: scheme://user:password@host:port/directory&#x2F
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by ekimekim 3y ago
Well the problem here is that the front didn't fall off.
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by ekimekim 3y ago
Using a template to render out text that is then interpreted as something else (YAML in this case) is always fraught with quoting issues, complex workarounds, and for YAML specifically indentation issues. You see the same thing with the C p
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by ekimekim 4y ago
I've been on a 28h day for about a decade now. It's completely changed my life. I used to be tired all the time and end up napping during the day, sleeping through lectures, etc. Only to get home and be unable to sleep until the e
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by ekimekim 4y ago
A large number of unsoundness bugs only work if you have access to the stdlib, because they're flaws in stdlib types and functions that use `unsafe` internally, and are supposed to present a safe interface around it. If you a) don&#x27
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by ekimekim 4y ago
Normally yes, but it looks like the trusted PL/Rust being discussed here is limited to some subset of Rust. They specifically note that `unsafe` code is not allowed, which means you can't (for example) implement your own syscalls
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by ekimekim 4y ago
From the article: > In its customer privacy notice, Tesla explains that if a customer agrees to share data, “your vehicle may collect the data and make it available to Tesla for analysis. This analysis helps Tesla improve its products, f
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by ekimekim 4y ago
> You can also see a connection to a version control system like Git. Instead of keeping snapshots of all the contents of the repository after each commit, one can keep only the initial repository state and changes in each commit. Not to
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by ekimekim 4y ago
I encountered a similar issue once. The first indication something was wrong was weird corruption issues across a variety of services in our kubernetes cluster. In particular I focussed in on a service that took gzipped messages from a queu
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by ekimekim 4y ago
With bounds checks: game crashes, meaningless error message given to the user. Without bounds checks: I join a multiplayer lobby, and the next thing I know my computer is part of a botnet. This isn't an imaginary fear, it has happened
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by ekimekim 4y ago
I occasionally use empty commits to leave notes to myself that I want to be shown when I go to clean up my history (generally with rebase -i) and get it ready for review. It works well as rebase -i will default to commenting out empty commi
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by ekimekim 4y ago
It's simply ranked choice voting (aka IRV) for the house. "Two-party preferred" is a system used by polls and news to try to convey how they think the runoff voting will play out, by picking the two candidates most likely to
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by ekimekim 4y ago
Can confirm here. The backend admin API appears to be working, but the frontend SDK is not. According to reports this is only affecting us-central1. Edit: Their status page is finally updated: https://status.cloud.google.com&#x2F
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by ekimekim 4y ago
There are two important reasons to not disturb historical wrecks: * In many cases the Baltic can do a better job of preservation than we can on the surface. It's survived 300 years down there, it's more likely to survive the next
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by ekimekim 4y ago
The argument against this is consistency. Without a limit set, you are only guarenteed up to your request's worth of cpu, but you will often be allowed to have more. This can create a false sense of security, as your application is wor
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by ekimekim 4y ago
I've hit problems where YAML generated by one implementation will hit parsing quirks in another implementation. Now my advice is: If you have something that consumes YAML, generate JSON and feed it that instead. YAML is defined to be a

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