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by graton 5y ago
But Mozilla is already using Rust. They are a major proponent of Rust, so if they did switch to a memory safe language it would seem like Rust would be the most likely choice for them.
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by graton 5y ago
Actually I think it should just say "Cloudflare Tunnel" From: https://blog.cloudflare.com/tunnel-for-everyone/ As part of that change (and to reduce confusion), we’re also renaming the product to Cloudflare
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by graton 5y ago
I did not. I just checked them and I was underwhelmed to be honest. But I'm sure they can get better over time, but at the moment the quality of them isn't up to the level of Telegram's stickers in my opinion.
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by graton 5y ago
Cool stickers. I love the stickers in Telegram. Signal stickers are boring in comparison. I'm sure they can improve it but at the moment Telegram seems to have the best ones. Now the feature is there for stickers, it is just that the i
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by graton 5y ago
> When the app is discontinued, will I still be able to use autofill in other apps? Yes on Android, I have no knowledge of iOS. Just go into the Settings -> Logins and Passwords -> Autofill in other apps.
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by graton 5y ago
CNN also had an article with the same information: https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/08/us/kyle-rittenhouse-trial-mon...
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by graton 5y ago
Related: The mayor of Long Beach has increased the stacking limit. https://mobile.twitter.com/RobertGarcia/status/1451679404757...
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by graton 5y ago
Mayor of Long Beach just increased it. https://mobile.twitter.com/RobertGarcia/status/1451679404757...
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by graton 5y ago
As a note. The article is about "YouTube TV" not "YouTube". I missed it the first time.
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by graton 5y ago
Good point. I completely missed the first time that it was the "YouTube TV" app, which I have zero interest in. I thought it was about plain "YouTube".
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by graton 5y ago
Edit: I thought the article was talking about "YouTube" and not "YouTube TV". I don't care at all about "YouTube TV" If YouTube disappeared from my Roku I would go buy a device that does support it. At the
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by graton 5y ago
Okay. But still if a person contributes code that is not their code, even if they sign a CLA, and it ends up in the project the project can't say "not our problem they signed a CLA". The project would still need to remove the
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by graton 5y ago
Curious. How would the CLA protect you? Couldn't the same situation occur even if the contributor had signed a CLA.
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by graton 5y ago
Are they raised their entire life on the feedlot? If not what percentage of their life is on the feedlot?
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by graton 5y ago
That's a change then. Before they use to aim for paying at about the 50th percentile. So Google and other companies would literally pay twice or more as much in salary in comparison.
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by graton 5y ago
I think the answer is relatively simple. It is cheaper for the company to let a usually small percentage of their employees leave than it is to give larger pay raises to all their employees.
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by graton 5y ago
A similar type project. Though I haven't seen much activity recently: https://github.com/facebookincubator/Bowler
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by graton 5y ago
> The most fractured and worst run companies have been concerned with self-hosting and frankly they sympathized with a lot of the stuff I'm seeing on here. Self-hosted organizations that I think of off the top of my head are Google,
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by graton 5y ago
FYI: https://searx.me/ appears to be the link to the project and information on how to host your own setup.
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Intel Financialized and Lost Leadership in Semiconductor Fabrication(ineteconomics.org)
2 points by graton 5y ago|1 comments
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by graton 5y ago
Well they said free in their blog: https://blog.cloudflare.com/tunnel-for-everyone/ Also in my personal testing I didn't need to pay.
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by graton 5y ago
You have the same sort of issue that I do. You might look into Cloudflare Tunnel (formerly Argo). It is free and allows you to poke a hole in your firewall to a specific service. If that meets your security requirements. https://
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by graton 5y ago
Makes me think of how the OpenStack project watches for events to Gerrit. They open an SSH connection to the Gerrit server with the stream-event command. It then stays connected to the Gerrit server and all the events that occur show up in
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by graton 5y ago
> my phone doesn't have a QR reader. It is possible it does. The default photo app on Android is a QR code reader, at least on Google Pixel phones. I open the photo app and then point it at the QR code. After a moment or two text ap
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by graton 5y ago
The native photo app supports QR codes on my Google Pixel phone. Once it sees a QR code then it shows some text that you can touch to open the link.
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by graton 5y ago
I'm with you. Used to work in a cubicle with 5 foot tall walls. So nice compared to the current open office environment we currently have. Benefits were lack of visual distractions and much fewer audible distractions. We had plenty of
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by graton 5y ago
It would be cool when you select a consulate and then select the visa type, if next to the visa type was a brief description of the visa. For those who don't know what all these visa type codes mean.
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by graton 5y ago
Somewhat related to PS1 is PS4 in bash. Make your trace output more useful/verbose in your scripts: set -x export PS4='+ ${BASH_SOURCE:-}:${FUNCNAME[0]:-}:L${LINENO:-}: ' This will print the filename, function name
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by graton 5y ago
Counter anecdotal view point, I've been using BTRFS over the last 4 years now on multiple drives and multiple systems. No data loss has occurred.
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by graton 5y ago
I don't think this applies to Duracell or Energizer alkaline batteries unfortunately :( Of course reading the article they are talking about Lithium Ion batteries.

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