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by gizzlon 8y ago
Any recommendations for cross-platform, light RSS readers? PDF export would be _great_, but not necessary
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by gizzlon 8y ago
> I personally give the respect to people to refer them as they would like to be identified Huh? Why? Seriously, I don't understand that kind of thinking. I don't think individuals necessarily deserve that kind of power others.
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by gizzlon 8y ago
This is not a "Go thing" though. The only difference is that in most go projects vendoring the whole folder is actually quite easy. I've just started to check in vendor/ for my current project. It's nice to know tha
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by gizzlon 8y ago
It's open source, right? Just compile it yourself? To your lager point, I think paying for software is and has been the norm in many places. So nothing new.
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Of course not. But now you're getting philosophical :) Can you really now anything?
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by gizzlon 9y ago
I would not call this an "article from The Guardian"
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Big fan of the show, I've watched four seasons in six months. I like it for two reasons: 1) I do learn about business, retail, making deals and dealing with conflict. And 2) It's uplifting and inspiring to see how much people fuck
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by gizzlon 9y ago
> So, by losing a small amount of money on some ridiculous businesses Check out the recap in episode 1, season 5. Some of them make quite a good profit.. and some don't. > he makes a whole lot more on the back end of being on TV,
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by gizzlon 9y ago
https://minio.io/
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by gizzlon 9y ago
> With JWT, a browser does not send it with the request Sure it does, just put the JWT in the cookie ;)
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by gizzlon 9y ago
> "No, using JWT will not make your application more secure. Continue using cookies" Cookies vs JWT makes no sense. You can put the JWT in a cookie if you want to.. apples and oranges.
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by gizzlon 9y ago
> "But isn't blacklisting stateful in its nature and thus achieving the opposit of what JWTs are for?" JWTs are really just the format, and you can store them however you want to. What you want is to avoid having to query
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by gizzlon 9y ago
You can, of course, find Paradise Lost online for free. But as a non-native speaker (reader? :), I find the original English really hard to understand =/
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Not needed for Go (IMHO) since any delay caused by GC pausing (1ms? 7ms?) will drown in the time it takes to make a network call. https://making.pusher.com/golangs-real-time-gc-in-theory-and...
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by gizzlon 9y ago
I run KDE, Firefox, Slack (browser based app), Chromium, VS Code (browser based app) (plus Gvim, shell etc) on Arch and it's currently steady at 3.9 GB (of 16) Edit: Also be sure it's actually used: https://www.linuxate
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by gizzlon 9y ago
"Discounts apply to the aggregate number of vCPUs or memory within a region so they are not affected by changes to your instance's machine type."
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Yeah, kind of. High quality software though, recommended for many things :)
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by gizzlon 9y ago
> Try https://github.com/resque/resque . Written by the same people behind Redis. Huh? I don't think it is, Redis is by antirez .. https://github.com/resque/resque/graphs/contribut
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by gizzlon 9y ago
really? Think I've done that once or twice in the last 2 years... YMMV
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Now this status page is down as well. Sucks to be them right now =/ (I'm in Europe)
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by gizzlon 9y ago
" As a compromise, I allowed them to silently patch the vulnerability. " The way I read that they broke no embargo
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Ah, it's basically an easier way to do FaaS? I read "first-class citizens of your development environment" to mean it's purpose is run your code on another machine for your own benefit. It's interesting. (I don&#x
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by gizzlon 9y ago
"The issue was, and still is, how the hell do you get there? " Hm, too me personally it's: Why would I want that? My computer is fast enough to for 99.9% of the stuff I want to run.. and for the last 0.1% it's not tha
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by gizzlon 9y ago
In the browser you can always reload the page which presumably does the same thing (full sync). Already did that twice today in Evernote.
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by gizzlon 9y ago
This feels like Elixir propaganda =/ Starts off nicely with a good premise, but instead of digging into the interesting details it glosses over them and starts to preach Elixir. I don't have any stake in this, I use neither js or
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by gizzlon 9y ago
I always hated Java but really like Go. Think it's because the Go culture and ecosystem strives for simplicity.
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by gizzlon 9y ago
The app is ridiculously slow on my 4 year old laptop. Non-electron apps are always fast and snappy, but slack is almost unusable.
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Yeah, I find myself starting new things all the time and never finishing most of them. I've used a WIP limit to try to force myself to finish or explicitly dump projects.
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by gizzlon 9y ago
> "His research suggested that withdrawals began within 12–24 hours after stopping caffeine intake and could last as long as nine days" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine_dependence
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by gizzlon 9y ago
I did that, and after a couple of days the withdrawal disappeared and I felt exactly as before. No better and no worse. Started drinking coffee again since it's good, cheap and healthy-ish (at least more so than what I would replace it

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