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961.
by forty 5y ago
Yes my point was that docker on Mac is just VMs and they could simply do the same on freeBSD
962.
by forty 5y ago
Why is docker for Mac a thing and docker for FreeBSD would not be possible? My understanding is that it's just VMs. Don't they have VMs in FreeBSD?
963.
by forty 5y ago
I agree with you, it definitely counts as a change for me too. I don't think contracting is ideal to find a "family" like atmosphere because such places are probably reluctant to use contractors (there are other benefits of c
964.
by forty 5y ago
It's probably related to the fact that parent "has gone through a number of different workplaces in the last 6 years". I have been working at the same place for the last 9 years, it's much easier to build a "family&
965.
by forty 5y ago
Indeed! Linux on VAX effort seems to only have traces on the internet until 2001 (which is apparently one year after VAX was discontinued by its maker). I'm now curious to know where those 20+ year old computers can be found? I guess a
966.
by forty 5y ago
Yes, it certainly depends on your use case and target clients.
967.
by forty 5y ago
I always read about NetBSD fantastic portability. I wonder though, in practice, is there any hardware that NetBSD supports that Linux doesn't?
968.
by forty 5y ago
You can offload some or all of the hashing to the client side. I heard this technic called "Server relief".
969.
by forty 5y ago
Edit: not Dashlane either ;) Source: I work there :)
970.
by forty 5y ago
Absolutely, I can confirm we don't have access to anyone's password, except those that have leaked already.
971.
by forty 5y ago
I think the author's point is that it would still pretty easy to "sh -c" yourself if needed, and at least you would have to be aware you are doing that.
972.
by forty 5y ago
Same. I actually switched from VSCode, and I like it much better :)
973.
by forty 5y ago
I use counsel-jq occasionally, and my main issue with it is the single line input. As soon as the filtering is not trivial, it's much more convenient to be able to use multiple lines.
974.
by forty 5y ago
Aren't you supposed to Mac the encrypted data?
975.
by forty 5y ago
I guess it all depends where you make the "OS" stop :) I'd say the kernel, the drivers and the JVM are already enough to say that Android is not "mostly written in java". And that's not not to talk about whate
976.
by forty 5y ago
Which part of Android is written in java? The kernel? The drivers? The JVM ? I somehow doubt anything significant of the OS itself is written in java :)
977.
by forty 5y ago
Sometimes genius is in the little things :)
978.
Package Hunter: A tool for detecting malicious code in your dependencies(about.gitlab.com)
3 points by forty 5y ago|1 comments
979.
by forty 5y ago
They kind of doing that. Publishing the code would allow them to get their license back I think.
980.
by forty 5y ago
Yes there are exceptions, but the general rule is that payment in cash are limited in amount. I was just illustrating parents comments that having cash payments limited in amount is not science fiction.
981.
by forty 5y ago
Of course any state can go bad. It's the collective duty of the citizens to make sure that doesn't happen. I'd be curious to know how cash helps people in china for example. Is it common to have people flee the country with b
982.
by forty 5y ago
Absolutely, state trust is obviously a cultural thing and probably depends a lot on your current and past relationships with the state. And yes I trust state were I live. When I compare to the US, one explanation is that in my country, the
983.
by forty 5y ago
Financial sovereignty? I'm not sure what you mean exactly, but cash has value just because the states says so. If they ever said it's just paper, the next day it's worth 0. And I don't use cash already so I'm not gi
984.
by forty 5y ago
I'm not really sure your comment was criticizing anything though, just stating fact. Whether this is good or bad is a matter of opinion. Personally I'm more than happy to see cash disappear since I think it's mostly useful fo
985.
by forty 5y ago
Not sure why someone downvoted that. In France it's limited to 1000€ currently. https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F10999
986.
by forty 5y ago
I don't think there is only one way to stringify a given object in json. Some things that comes to mind: - numbers are a mess. You can have the full decimal numbers, the "e" notation, and sometimes you have to use strings for
987.
by forty 5y ago
Genes are certainly affecting the behavior somehow. That doesn't mean they are relevant. Cultural and educational factors have certainly a much bigger impact on behavior than any gene related effects. Example of flawed reasoning simila
988.
by forty 5y ago
I think most browsers have stopped displaying EV certificates differently for a while.
989.
by forty 5y ago
I think listing genes is probably crossing the line. It's not like there is a gene for crime that some category of people would have more or less...
990.
by forty 5y ago
I think parents comment is just about the fact that Japan and NZ are at the very East side of European maps, which is why it might be surprising to tag them Western.

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