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by fishywang 4y ago
how can you be so confident that it's "closed"? the last time apple announced the high protection mode for state sponsored targets in new ios (whatever it's called), they disable all auto previews in that mode. if they a
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by fishywang 4y ago
so you are saying apple is doing something they already knew is a bad idea?
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by fishywang 4y ago
>It's not so different from when you text someone a URL in Messages, it automatically shows a title and thumbnail to both parties. And that's how the pegasus/etc. pwned iPhones
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by fishywang 4y ago
vim, or at least vi, is something you can pretty much expect to be existing on any system you ssh into. If you are comfortable with vim, you have the editor part sorted no matter what system you are dropped into to debug/whatever.
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by fishywang 4y ago
as someone who has been using chromebooks for years, I'm really excited for this! 1. do you have any plans to provide expansion cards for ltr/5g connectivity? 2. do you have any plans to provide more memory for chromebook edition?
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by fishywang 4y ago
not necessarily. you know how many clicks are the thing you want to click.
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by fishywang 4y ago
The point of dial/physical buttons is that you can feel them, so you don't have to look to know which button you are pushing.
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by fishywang 4y ago
That's last gen. Current gen they removed touch altogether (not even when stationary), and since the screen is no longer touchable, it no longer needs to be within arm's reach, and they actually moved the screen to a better positi
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by fishywang 4y ago
I only use Zoom with chrome (because I don't allow their apps anywhere near me) and they are just barely usable there. They made that very hard by pushing their desktop app. They also broke audio on Linux very often. Another long runni
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by fishywang 4y ago
At least at 2016, when I left Google, my team was tier 2 with weekly rotation (but we were onboarding sre support at the time, so it might change to 8-hour rotation later).
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by fishywang 4y ago
that only applies to tier 1 oncall. if they are oncall overnight they are most definitely tier 2.
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by fishywang 4y ago
Does Hugo have a cloud backend integration that you can create new post/edit existing post without redeploying everything? There's an open source, self-hosted clone of BearBlog, called PolarBearBlog [0], that builds a docker image
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by fishywang 4y ago
I've been searching for weather apps on Android since Apple acquired DarkSky, and eventually settled on Yr. Would recommend them.
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by fishywang 4y ago
A lot. Here are some examples: Say you are the reviewer, you gave some feedback for the author to address. The author says they addressed them and asked for your review again. How do you review that? Of course you can just review the whole
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by fishywang 4y ago
A better fix is to abandon the whole "pull request" model used by github (and copied by a lot of others, like gitlab, etc.), and use a proper code review system (gerrit, etc.) instead. But of course that's not a "quick&q
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by fishywang 4y ago
I have this script: $ cat ~/bin/git-pr #!/bin/sh if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then exit -1 fi git fetch origin refs/pull/$1/head:pr/$1 So I can run `git pr <number>
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by fishywang 4y ago
Global gitignore should in general only be used for things that's "unique" in your local environment, like: * IDE/Editor (for example, add `.vscode` to your global gitignore if you use VSCode, add `.idea` if you use Inte
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by fishywang 4y ago
If they did not commit all the important files and your CI system didn't catch that, that's definitely the fault of your CI system, not global gitignore.
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by fishywang 4y ago
>IME, Plaid is lightyears ahead in terms of reliability and overall developer and end-user experience. I don't know. Maybe their competitors are even worse? But as an end-user Plaid's experience is far from good. In their curre
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by fishywang 5y ago
Gender equality. In most cases it takes a man and a woman to conceive a fetus. But if the fetus is finally born into a baby, the consequence of that is rarely divided evenly between the man and the woman. In extreme but not really uncommon
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by fishywang 5y ago
They just had a (smaller) outage yesterday. At first I thought it's yesterday's incident finally got enough points on hn.
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by fishywang 5y ago
my bluetooth headphone has a physical mute button. but it's a button, not a switch, so when you press the button, it will announce to you that "mic is off" and then start to beep every 5s to keep reminding you that the mic is
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by fishywang 5y ago
Oh you are right. I didn't realize that "You authentication methods" is clickable as the UI makes it look like just a header to me.
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by fishywang 5y ago
I have used login.gov for my global entry application and I'm actually impressed. The only complaints I have with it are: 1. It doesn't make it obvious on how to add additional u2f keys (you have to go to login.gov explicitly to d
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by fishywang 5y ago
I think you pasted the wrong wayback machine url. the url you posted here is to indicate wayback machine to take a snapshot, not to show a snapshot they already archived.
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by fishywang 5y ago
Yes. I had a last gen (2014 Mazda 3) and traded it in for a current gen (2021 Mazda 3) earlier this year. On last gen models they do have touch screen, but the touch part is auto disabled when the speed is above a low threshold (5 or 10 mph
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by fishywang 5y ago
and the video is titled "how to ... safely". oh my.
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by fishywang 5y ago
Comparing Tesla to Porsche is just ridiculous. Tesla might get some of the battery thing right, but they get so many car thing wrong. For example, that touchscreen. Using physical buttons and knobs to adjust things in the car means that the
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by fishywang 5y ago
github stripped the key names/annotations from .keys (for good reasons), so if you do that and you use one ssh key per machine, when you need to revoke a machine you won't easily know which key to remove from authorized_keys.
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by fishywang 5y ago
I think one problem with using ssh key instead of gpg/pgp key for signing data is key to people mapping, for lack of a better word. I can't speak about others, but for myself I use a single gpg key across all my machines, but I us

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