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by eknkc 5y ago
On the other hand, Go’s time format and parse logic is the biggest pile of shit I’ve ever seen in an API.
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by eknkc 5y ago
I believe it used to be static provisioning, you'd set the read and limit capacity beforehand. Then obviously there is autoscaling of those but it is still steps of capacity being provisioned. They now have a dynamic provisioning schem
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by eknkc 5y ago
We basically built our first startup communicating over GTalk. Slack was not a thing. Some people were using Skype but GTalk was simple and it worked just fine.
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by eknkc 5y ago
If I delete an account yes but if I simply unsubscribe from a paid service I actually expect them to store any billing info in case I want to resubscribe. Should be a single click operation.
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by eknkc 5y ago
Yeah I don't really have a problem with the use of large spaces, was just curious about the prefix selection. > As to why specifically /64 and /80 it probably makes the internal net magic easier versus something that isn&#
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by eknkc 5y ago
That individual instance can host 300 trillion vhosts with individual IPs with a /80 block. It has more publicly adressable IP addresses than the entire ipv4 address space. That is exactly my question, is there a technical / pract
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by eknkc 5y ago
I know that even with /80 prefixes on everything we will not run out of IPv6 addresses but why do they provide such large blocks to individual instances, servers etc? Is there any practical reason? Like easier routing? Just curious.
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by eknkc 5y ago
I think SMS is an American thing at this point? Your approach definitely would work fine but I’d not have thought about SMS if you gave me a year on this issue. It is an obsolete, half forgotten thing here.
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by eknkc 5y ago
I dont think those are addressed now. I needed gpg for the first time recently. After fiddling with documentation and weird terms, approaches etc I decided it is not worth whatever it does. My time would be better spent if I learned how to
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by eknkc 5y ago
Drata has a web application where you can upload evidences of the requirements. The agent just makes it easier. If you are not comfortable, it should not be a big issue. You can choose not to install it and upload a couple screenshots of re
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by eknkc 5y ago
Because last time I tried, I spent days to have fractional scaling on 4k monitors work without screen tearing, blurring etc. And have consistent momentum scrolling on touchbar. I do not even think about these things on macOS or Windows. At
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by eknkc 5y ago
We are currently on AWS, and we have several dedicated servers on LeaseWeb that we offload computational work on. These are cheap beasts. Still, I'd not run my RDBMS on an unmanaged, non replicated dedicated server and I'd not bot
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by eknkc 5y ago
PTB still shows up as Intel binary: https://cln.sh/5KA9Vh
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by eknkc 5y ago
I also had everything working fine but performance is really bad when you go through rosetta. For example, discord client is still x86 and while it works without any issues, the heaviness is noticeable. Also, .NET 5 does not have an arm bui
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by eknkc 5y ago
I bet there will be software adding a black line, hiding the notch tomorrow so no big deal. Those are additional pixels anyway.
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by eknkc 5y ago
If they are not waterfalling then yeah. But when a depends on b and b depends on c you will be fetching those serially. The bundler will have those preprocessed and bundled together.
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by eknkc 5y ago
I used the alternatives. They are not in the same category so I guess Apple invented the category.
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by eknkc 5y ago
I wonder if a hover over event would be good for UX. I think most of the current displays can detect a finger hovering over the display but not necessarily touching it. It might be a complete disaster though, just wondering how that info co
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by eknkc 5y ago
They probably would not hold onto them and also now you have a paper trail of sending CSAM to people. But if you were to alter some innocent looking photos and send them to someone, they might store those.
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by eknkc 5y ago
I guess you are correct, they are not e2e encrypted. So part of my reasoning does not hold up, they could do this on the server if they wanted. That I’d prefer to be honest.
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by eknkc 5y ago
Not on iCloud. They have all the content already encrypted on your phone. Can’t fingerprint after that. Them adding this as an on device process is due to that. And the fact that Apple has been talking about privacy all this time (and right
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by eknkc 5y ago
This is a way worse of a spyware than I initially thought. - They have a database of file hashes. - They can’t validate its contents by design. - They can’t explain who supplies it in detail. - The suppliers of these data work with / c
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by eknkc 5y ago
Do not trust anything it does implicitly (like casting stuff, running triggers reliably, locking properly etc). Nothing follows logic so if you assume something would work a particular way, it will most definitely do the wrong thing instead
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by eknkc 5y ago
I’ve been working remotely more than 10 years now. I get the idea that some people prefer to be around others, to have face to face conversations etc. And some people do not have the best home environment. Maybe they have kids and would pre
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by eknkc 5y ago
Not really. Used to have more occasional crashes but my iPhone 12 crashed only once since I got it at launch.
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by eknkc 5y ago
Whever I tried to use channels I regretted it at the end. I believe the channels in Go are the worst part of the language. I use mutexes.
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by eknkc 5y ago
Maybe we should re utilize the "use strict"; type of metadata. Something like "use es2021" to enable negative indexes etc.
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by eknkc 5y ago
My mom smoked for 30 years, quit and haven’t smoked for around 20 years now. Says she still gets strong cravings from time to time.
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by eknkc 5y ago
I think people forget how good it was compared to both IE and FF. It was fast, responsive, clean and a major upgrade to whatever you were using. It was not Gmail advertising that pushed people.
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by eknkc 5y ago
Robot Vacuum (Roborock S6): I always thought they were some gimmick. No. Should have bought one much earlier. M1 MBA: I ditched Apple hardware a year ago after their pretty crappy macbook pro lines. This thing is great and the hype is real.

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