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by gabeio 3y ago
>This is not how words work, you can't just change definitions like this, you are writing a FAQ not a post-modernist art essay. You're assuming this FAQ wasn't written by an AI also.
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by gabeio 3y ago
> Complete failure of government to regulate and enforce headlight position and brightness. In my state the only thing they check is the diagnostics to make sure your car isn’t polluting too much otherwise you can drive around just about
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by gabeio 3y ago
git --force needs to just be an alias of force-with-lease by default. having the default be the unsafer option seems... backwards. It should be something more like: git --force (acts like git --force-with-lease does now) git --for
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by gabeio 3y ago
Allowing them to find friends which have similar positions/situations who understand what they live with.
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by gabeio 3y ago
Also see, cjdns ( https://github.com/cjdelisle/cjdns ) (adding to the list of similar projects)
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by gabeio 3y ago
> 80's or 90's open source? There was no effective internet. There were only BBSes and Compuserve. FOSS took off in the 00's. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Software_Distribution Initial rele
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by gabeio 3y ago
> Anyone got a strong, concise argument for or against BSD over Linux for desktop use? For desktop it should mostly depend on you. Does the things you personally run on a regular basis even work on BSD? Unfortunately mine don't (ter
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by gabeio 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37081306 They pulled the rug out on a lot of people and people tend to hold grudges. Community edition is peanuts compared to using an open source tool you _could have_ fixed your own bu
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by gabeio 3y ago
> Can you get macos to stop dropping .ds_stores all over the place? (I really do want to know) You can prevent it from dropping them on network drives (SMB stores): https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208209
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by gabeio 3y ago
> It seems better than whatever nonsense third-party cookies are doing? Better than? As in replacing? I honestly highly doubt that will ever happen, this is just additional. Advertisement & tracking have become the single most danger
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by gabeio 3y ago
They are most likely using the open source name to increase their media/marketing coverage, not because they don’t know what it actually means.
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by gabeio 3y ago
> "We should delete data so that people get upset" is just shy of "we should shoot some kids so people will finally get upset". Excuse me? Since when is shooting kids _just shy of_ deleting data. And no the rest of yo
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by gabeio 3y ago
Interesting. I thought recognized the logo, apparently seems to be a commercial support offering of https://github.com/slackhq/nebula and they support the "nebula" iOS app. I had been using for nebula/de
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by gabeio 3y ago
I would agree except it seems that the Legal Terms and Agreement doesn't even mention any of that (even if the marketing part of that page does). > You hereby grant to HashiCorp and to recipients of software distributed by HashiCorp
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by gabeio 3y ago
Isn’t it though? Nginx (org) allows companies like Kong (org) to exist? I honestly think that’s a better relationship, kong basically advertises nginx (seems that nginx also talks about kong openly)… and yet both have enterprise services. T
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by gabeio 3y ago
Yet another amazing reason to use hide my email features, less-guessable user emails as well as unique emails per service.
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by gabeio 3y ago
Unless I am missing something there is no way to have more than 1 login for netflix. Everyone uses shared logins.
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by gabeio 3y ago
> ultra super conservatively cautious. This has nothing to do with politics. This has everything to do with CYA, the issue is AI trained with copyrighted material is a huge gray area and they don’t want to be in the gray area. That’s rat
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by gabeio 3y ago
> Jun 16, 2023 It's also interesting that the article seems to have been updated/published (I can't seem to tell which) 2 days ago...
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by gabeio 3y ago
Not entirely pointless since this is open source and programmers of some caliber may be able to contribute better or more efficient code. All benchmarks should be taken with a huge grain of salt since this is rarely what these languages are
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by gabeio 3y ago
(quote from link) > The key is generated by the AMD Secure Processor at boot. Wouldn't this key _also_ be accessible? Maybe not on the same _chip_ but it's still at some level in a memory chip somewhere, they would just need to
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by gabeio 3y ago
> You can only claim that you don't notice a problem, not that anyone else doesn't have a problem or what it's cause must or must not be. Fair. > Good sign the devs don't bother to test on anything but Chrome. So w
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by gabeio 3y ago
This is factually false and must be a plugin on your firefox or something else. I use firefox daily to get past these screens.
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by gabeio 3y ago
> What happens if some websites don't allow you to add more than one passkey? Do you know of any which currently only allow one passkey?
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by gabeio 3y ago
> Shatters Apple's argument that all of these hurdles are better for security. Sorry I don't buy that this "shatters" anything besides peoples misguided assumptions that anything can be perfectly secure without being
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by gabeio 3y ago
> I've never seen it happen here in the US but nearly every Asian flight I've been on during the food service they'll tell you to put your seat up. It sounds like they are from the US, so they are actually talking about th
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by gabeio 3y ago
> what is stressing you out I stress over far more than I should, just talking with people over the phone, most 1on1s (for no reason, I've never been fired I've always left of my own choice and never forced to leave either). Sl
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by gabeio 3y ago
I would agree if you can't do it all on the device itself, the unlocking/sideloading initial warning bypass. The idea would be to prevent those who can barely work their phone from "accidentally" enabling sideloading and
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by gabeio 4y ago
Aws seems to have mirrored some of docker hub for us (docker/library images seem to be hosted clones) and has their own public repos as well (not just docker hub’s images): https://gallery.ecr.aws/ edit: typo
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by gabeio 4y ago
> Can't we, at some point, be done with wheel re-invention? You do realize how much of technology and coding is literally re-writing things constantly until they work for [insert stakeholder here]. Right?

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