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451.
by forty 3y ago
I never thought marriage was at the center of life, and I'm a bit surprised to think some people think that way. In my book marriage is a contract whose main purpose is to agree on what will happen when the spouse divorce (which happen
452.
by forty 3y ago
I cannot say if your are wrong because of ignorance or bad faith, but in case it's the former: running in a container is not the same as running in a VM, no rewording of the definition of either will make it the same or even equivalent
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by forty 3y ago
I'm curious: if you have a forwarded port on your vpn that anyone can send traffic to, assuming that someone can observe the encrypted traffic going out of the vpn provider, couldn't they send various traffic "shape" to
454.
by forty 3y ago
If they don't have bigger problems than that, I'd say it seems to be a pretty nice community...
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by forty 3y ago
In a way, the glory days of Unix, with users using shared infrastructure is closer to cloud than using Linux locally, which gives you freedom, independence and privacy.
456.
by forty 3y ago
I'm kidding of course. But in the specific context of this thread which was Nodejs backend development, I'd still maintain that not using Linux to develop is suboptimal.
457.
by forty 3y ago
Interesting theory ;)
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by forty 3y ago
Ah yes, I always forgot some people don't use Linux as their OS to develop. That always seems weird to me because then they have to launch VMs each time they want to simulate their target OS :D But I do see your point :)
459.
by forty 3y ago
Something along the lines of > docker run -it --rm -v "$PWD":/app -w /app node:18 node main.js It's a tad longer but it's more flexible too ;)
460.
by forty 3y ago
Nodejs is the de facto platform and ecosystem to write JS backend, and it seemed to me a bit weird that one would want to compete with it without being compatible with it which meant throwing away the very large ecosystem and existing code
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by forty 3y ago
Thanks! That seems to be a pretty good list (I haven't tried but I did check a bunch of the listed websites and they did say they accept Monero). I'd still be a bit worried to use it to pay on a website that's not well known,
462.
by forty 3y ago
Sorry maybe my question was not well asked. I don't want to know what you buy, but more generally what can be bought with it.
463.
by forty 3y ago
My car seller and my grocery store accept cash and credit card but not Monero, that's why I wondered what people do with it.
464.
by forty 3y ago
I'm curious, what are people purchasing with it?
465.
by forty 3y ago
The fact that it's an accident doesn't remove the liability. If a human driver fail to brake somehow (like they have a bad reflex and push the wrong pedal), they might have followed all the rules and regulations, it might be &quot
466.
by forty 3y ago
The number of accident might be lower (no idea) but still, If I'm responsible of killing/injuring someone with my car, I'll pay the consequences. If Tesla is responsible of killing/injuring someone with their car (when t
467.
by forty 3y ago
Ok, not having much rules is fine, but not allowing me to create my is really a downside compared to eslint. Creating arbitrary static checks is really super powerful and actually useful to overcome limitations of what can be done only with
468.
by forty 3y ago
Does it allow to create local custom lint rules? I haven't found anything about this in the doc
469.
by forty 3y ago
That seems a good reason not to spend money on dividends which I don't think will help the company become more profitable. Cutting jobs to save money is understandable, but the savings should be used to invest into the business.
470.
by forty 3y ago
It's probably an eye thing. I looked at higher resolution Macs carefully and I honestly cannot see the difference (despite not having known eyesight issues). I'm sure if I'd train my eyes enough I might end up seeing the diff
471.
by forty 3y ago
What do you mean by "Europe lags behind in technological innovation"? Do you have any data to back that up? US Big Tech is going well thanks to near monopoly on online advertising, and as a result can afford spending ridiculous am
472.
by forty 4y ago
Their main issue IMO is that they are not really bringing anything major to the table in exchange for the very high cost of breaking compatibility with nodejs. If you are going to create a competing ecosystem it has to be somewhat revolutio
473.
by forty 4y ago
I never developed for iOS, but I had to work with Apple stuff on the backend (in app purchase, push notification). As a developer, everything Apple provided (documentation, api, reliability) seemed to tell me "you don't really hav
474.
by forty 4y ago
Weird, I haven't used Emacs for that long and I really feel why I'd want to use Emacs for everything. I don't mostly because it seems annoying to setup the slack integration + SSO and that kind of thing. But I'd definite
475.
by forty 4y ago
I use Firefox ESR with Debian stable + backports, and the internet seems to work as far as I can tell (I'm not doing anything fancy with it though)
476.
by forty 4y ago
For a/ you can use Debian testing and I think it's more or less the same. For b/ I don't install my OS often enough that it matters that much to me (I think on a laptop I went from Ubuntu 9.04 to 18.04 without ever re in
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by forty 4y ago
No ECC and it's not x86, but for network stuff, FriendlyElec have solutions that look cool https://www.friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product...
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Dashlane releases ‘first’ SSO powered by confidential computing(venturebeat.com)
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by forty 4y ago
You are probably right in theory, but I think all serious plans I have seen to switch to full renewable energy involved some reduction of the consumption. It's not that it's strictly necessary, but it's probably more practica
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by forty 4y ago
Yeah I'm not sure why it was concluded from my comment that I was suggesting to keep the current renewable energy production at current capacity. We need to lower consumption and build more clean (or cleaner, nothing is really clean ex

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