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5y ago
I hate when a program tells me what I have to do. I always think "damn it program, if you know what to do, just do it already. I say what to do, and you do it". For example when terraform tells me to run "terraform init&q
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5y ago
Exactly, I'm not sure what people are trying to fix here. They want code they import in their projects to be sandboxed so they import untrusted code. That seems a bit f*cked up to me. Running untrusted apps is already pretty hard, runn
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5y ago
HMAC are symmetric signatures, which means that anyone who can check the signature can also poison the cache (so pushing only from the CI are reading/checking on the dev machines would not be possible)
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5y ago
I don't know why I would purchase this service, it looks like it could be easily replicated using a bunch of shell scripts...
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5y ago
Hello! We are using pnpm (which as I understand it has some overlap with what turborepo can do when it comes to monorepo management). Some teams are considering turborepo for the remote caching feature. I'm a security guy, and I'm
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5y ago
> In 2021, 1659 anti-religious acts were recorded in France, including 857 anti-Christian acts (52%), 589 anti-Semitic acts (36%) and 213 anti-Muslim acts (13%) Well Mr statistics, since you are offering, maybe you also the percentage of
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5y ago
It is important not to confuse correlation and causation though (I mean even if your speculation that most insecurity* comes from immigrants was true). Also EZ have made it very clear that he doesn't have that much problems when immigr
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5y ago
If you have a pnpm monorepo, you need to know about https://pnpm.io/filtering#--filter-since which allows to run your test/lint/etc on only the packages that have been impacted by changes from master.
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5y ago
Maybe a good middle ground would be to use isatty to check if you should display something or not?
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5y ago
Submit a PR!
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5y ago
A full buildroot (incl. Kernel and full toolchain) compile is not much more than that even on my laptop, when using ccache.
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5y ago
Aaah I used it a long time ago, it was then called Gaim I believe. I also used the similarly named but jabber only Gajim. Good times :)
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5y ago
Sure, the testosterone level was just a simplification as I said. Whatever measurable thing that give an advantage would work. For example the muscular mass, I don't know. Whatever the past, there is always something different now that
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5y ago
I think sport is a a exemple on why gender is a bad measure. Why are we doing separate competitions for men and women? Because men have physical differences that give them a significant advantage on many sports. For simplicity purpose I wil
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5y ago
What if there was another payment system available on iphone with similar subscription centralisation service, with only 10% fee? Would you use that instead? IMO the main problem is the lack of competition. If Apple were forced to accept ot
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5y ago
Last time I checked (admittedly a long time on Apple, as a developer, I couldn't refund and cancel a subscription for my customers. They have to go through Apple to do that. Not a great experience.
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5y ago
Maybe it's a silly question, but why is it needed to have a USB converter? Specifically, in the article, they mention connecting to a raspberry Pi. Couldn't they use the UART serial port on the GPIO of the Rpi? I see the baud rate
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5y ago
We can still appreciate that Deno puts some "pressure" on Node to continue improving and to copy any good idea Deno might introduce, which is a net win for everyone, even if most people continue using Node.
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5y ago
Feels like you could use this to monitor say some mail servers and use DNS result to "route" to a healthy one for example, or the closest geo. Web seems to be one specific use case, and I feel using "internet" is fair he
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5y ago
Some hint in the comments here https://lwn.net/Articles/887931/
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5y ago
Can you explain why would DNS be limited to Web ?
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5y ago
It's not only the first one. It's at least the first ones plural. The same one, being built in France in Flamanville by the same company was scheduled to be finished in 2012, and is currently planned for 2023 (11 years delay), and
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5y ago
It was shipped with 12 years delay, and has caused billion in loss to the builder Areva/Orano. They are building a similar one in France which will have at least 11 years delay, and also billions of costs overrun. Areva/Orano bein
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5y ago
If it drives faster it uses more gas so it should be taken into account. Duration only based price would not take that into account. As a side effect it would be an incentive for drivers to drive slower. Would be a net win for the planet an
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5y ago
We must not use the same internet. Agree is always one click for me, and there is generally no disagree button, but a "manage your privacy settings" button, that opens the biggest popups ever, slow as hell, when then even work,wit
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5y ago
Renault still have the Twizy, which is smaller than a Twingo.
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5y ago
The only case I had problems with unattended upgrade was with redis... Both the master and the replica restarted at the same time, which caused some issues.
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5y ago
You missed the second part of the message that makes it clear it's sarcasm :)
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5y ago
The price of apple products have probably no relation whatsoever to what it cost to produce it. It costs whatever the target customer is ready to pay to aquire it.
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5y ago
Depending on the product and the competition on the market of that product, the merchant might also take the extra fees from their margins rather than raise prices.
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