electricEmu

16 ms·

91.
by electricEmu 9y ago
.NET Core 2.0, until _very_ recently.
92.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Apparently quite a few. I take West coast trains semi-frequently and have never had to wait for security. Officials we're in the station once. In fairness, I believe there's no indication the TSA will appear anywhere but airports
93.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Had anyone had resounding success with serverless technologies? The CLI tools work, but they're frequently more of an annoyance then running a single process app. The logical layout and composition falls entirely on the team. Composing
94.
by electricEmu 9y ago
> So I guess its well accepted now that "mainstream media" is not merely there to report what is going on but have active agendas to shape the world according to their wishes. It a weapon of destruction. I'm not sure what
95.
by electricEmu 9y ago
I understand git quite well and use a GUI. I was interested in understanding it while using the git. It's pretty sweet that GitExtensions displays the exact command executed. Actually, it made learning vastly easier for the people I ta
96.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Azure has been something I've considered for this exact purpose. The PaaS and ARM Templates abstract away IaaS and provides both configuration and secret management. It should be possible for someone to deploy a Mastodon or Matrix inst
97.
by electricEmu 9y ago
This might be my misunderstanding, but isn't that pretty much the definition of collusion?
98.
by electricEmu 9y ago
LineageOS is a great OS. People should continue to use it for learning, fun, and getting things done. Please elaborate though. How is an unlocked bootloader is more secure than than EngineerMode appearing on a phone [1]? Conclusion #6: >
99.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Does it? It seems useless when anyone with physical access can replace the bootloader. https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/38909/unlocked-b...
100.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Android's bootloader isn't supposed to be locked when installing custom firmware. An unlocked bootloader is a large physical access vulnerability. How does LineageOS help security exactly?
101.
by electricEmu 9y ago
> It wouldn't surprise me if some pro teams massaged their numbers to appear larger than the actual number of fans who show up. Without any substantiating evidence the opposite wouldn't surprise me either. Please provide backin
102.
by electricEmu 9y ago
> Can you point out where in the installation instructions I'd find out about this telemetry or do you seriously expect me to read every single piece of documentation this might be hidden in? I expect someone who cares about telemet
103.
by electricEmu 9y ago
> Only if you know about it prior to installation. This is a piece of third party software. "Should be" doesn't override reading the manual and knowing what you're installing.
104.
by electricEmu 9y ago
I see you've asked another series of questions without answering the one posed. In many respects, this might be seen as changing the conversation to something within your realm instead of answering a question. > Really would be a b
105.
by electricEmu 9y ago
There's a large difference between vehicles, which are wholly owned by a consumer, and services. Running an open source news aggregator on my personal server is something I would own and be responsible for, similar to a fully owning a
106.
by electricEmu 9y ago
> You've simply restated the problem. Why not contribute to the discussion? I'm sorry, but I've already asked a direct question and do not consider it a restatement of the problem.
107.
by electricEmu 9y ago
The original replier doesn't sound as if they're extropolating to me. You're also telling a story, and shouldn't be the only one in the conversation to do so. > Over time, the noise is stripped away and what we get is
108.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Hi, I see you located an outdated PowerShell question on StackOverflow. It appears you may not be familiar with the official documentation [1]. Please feel free to take a few days and learn some PowerShell. After you feel a little more fami
109.
by electricEmu 9y ago
> why is <not-my-preferred-shell> so pedantic, my fingers are gonna fall off with all the typing I apologise, but your comment doesn't list any specifics to back up your broad assertion. Do you mind expanding on, and backing u
110.
by electricEmu 9y ago
> The PS and WSL story seemed like they tried to do better but gave up. The PowerShell story is pretty simple: a cross-platform, object oriented shell. Having used it, I attempted to locate a similar Linux solution, to no avail. I'm
111.
by electricEmu 9y ago
There is a slight better trick. If you specify the variable as an array, it will always be treated as such. For example, instead of return $mylist ...you can... return @($mylist) The return keyword is unnecessary in PowerS
112.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Hi! Your comment is very vague and damning considering it contains no specifics. The gist is served over https so that's secure. It's well documented so it's not really doing anything unintended so there's no problems th
113.
by electricEmu 9y ago
I asked for specifics and the OP clarified with specifics by editing their comment. My comment will stand as-is to reflect the original posting. Why would you ask if the point of view is upsetting, then drastically rephrase your comment to
114.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Your question is one very close with bike shedding. I'm unsure why you would want to bring up the subject, having offered no solutions yourself. Your comment history suggests you have the answer to the question already or the ability t
115.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Microsoft and Internet Explorer is pretty close. Browsers sold for money. Microsoft entered the browser market and undercut it. Through market dominance they owned the market requiring anyone that wanted to access some parts of he web intac
116.
by electricEmu 9y ago
It's up to you to find the goodness in the article. > Every site has their own goodness. I find interesting articles in each of CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, Braitbart, The New York Times, The Washington Post, National Geographic, etc. etc.
117.
by electricEmu 9y ago
It's popular until a company loses its market. Minimal expenditures mean minimal investment and retainment. That's not healthy in the long-term for a company. If you'd like to discuss further then please provide more than a s
118.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Why would there be a dichotomy? Both space travel and the internet come to mind as government funded projects moved the United States into lucrative markets with cutting edge technology. There is no dichotomy between universal coverage and
119.
by electricEmu 9y ago
That's just a broker; all message handlers must be idempotent. This sometimes means storing message IDs or creating one-direction state change conduits that fail subsequent duplicate messages. To answer that question more succinctly, n
120.
by electricEmu 9y ago
Services should be able to grow independently. A consistent API doesn't have to prevent that. Look at Azure and GCE who don't same the same IAM rats nest.

More ›