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by gravitas 6y ago
nod From a corporate reliability (and possibly auditing) perspective, this seems like a bread & butter feature for Blackberry back in it's heyday.
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by gravitas 6y ago
> Facebook Messenger has the best UX paradigm for this I've seen FYI, Signal has used this paradigm for quite some time (I'm not sure which software predates the other on this feature), it's two checkmarks which remind m
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by gravitas 6y ago
I will anecdotally agree; I've been a Linux laptop user for... well, 2 decades maybe? and explicitly choose Dell Mobile Precision and/or IBM/Lenovo T-series laptops with ATI/AMD, dealing with NVIDIA graphics is just a pa
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by gravitas 6y ago
Nice, thanks. The description added to (4) in the Install clears up what that's for nicely (along with the primary changes, very clear).
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by gravitas 6y ago
This reply is rude and uncalled for, you created an account 28 minutes ago just to act like a condescending jerk? $ pacman -Q | awk '{print $2}' | egrep "^0\." -c 257
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by gravitas 6y ago
nod From my other replies, it would be of assistance to state that this on the guide right at the Install section, as I did have a choice which zig to use and chose the simple package from my repo given no further direction. (BTW: could y
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by gravitas 6y ago
Thank you (for both replies) and to everyone else, this makes it crystal clear what's going on - there's a lack of "hey everyone, this is very unstable at the moment and the basic internals are changing, using anything except
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by gravitas 6y ago
Similarly, I rolled back to the official docs from Master and the hello.zig from there is similarly nonop using the tagged 0.6.0 build: https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/ Please, please - make a Hello, Worl
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by gravitas 6y ago
I see zig users commenting here -- the "getting started" guide at https://ziglearn.org/ immediately fails with the installable zig binary from Arch (0.6.0) due to https://github.com/ziglang/zi
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by gravitas 6y ago
But is he wrong, even if true? A Debian maintainer popped in and basically said "we're doing nothing wrong" while there's discreet evidence to the contrary, Debian has altered the upstream code based on the opinion of on
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by gravitas 6y ago
I disagree as an Arch user; Eli is more than just some packager, he does a metric boatload of work for the distro and has his fingers in many pies. He is speaking from a position of knowledge and experience and replying with skilled authori
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by gravitas 6y ago
> This is a complete lie and total slander of GoDaddy Respectfully, I stated an objective fact and nothing more, backed by an evidentiary link. As the other reply and yours seemed to have missed the context to which I was replying, &qu
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by gravitas 6y ago
Grammatically, I read the title and thought "yes! finally a way to run those Dell firmware updaters instead of using FreeDOS boot sticks" and then read the comments to find out it's backwards in nature. The phrase is "ba
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by gravitas 6y ago
HN has been talking about GoDaddy front-running domains since 2012. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4362478
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by gravitas 6y ago
The issue is while you're on the clock; I don't take those longer breaks to get a coffee, it's right behind me. I take shorter lunches, it's right there behind me. (etc.) People who are not tenured remote employees are s
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by gravitas 6y ago
It's bugging me enough to reply to myself - the author is also throwing shade at LibraryThing passive-agressively by using the association fallacy. AbeBooks owned 40% of LT and Amazon acquired AbeBooks - but that's all the author
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by gravitas 6y ago
This reads and feels like a 33 paragraph thinly veiled marketing advertisement for StoryGraph, using the David vs. Goliath story model.
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by gravitas 6y ago
This will depend on the solution - a common Enterprise solution, RSA SecureID SoftToken, includes the ability to IMEI lock the app on the user (I am not sure if this is required or optional, I'm an end-user not RSA admin) to ensure it
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by gravitas 6y ago
> I am not sure how much of this technique can be used elsewhere for legitimate purposes ...as a Linux systems engineer, you are many times faced with debugging a black box problem wrapped in SSL on both ends which you need to peek int
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by gravitas 6y ago
Fun trivia: it all started with the Blackdown JDK. I vaguely recall it taking up until 1.2 to stabilize but that's a fuzzy memory from a younger me. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackdown_Java
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by gravitas 6y ago
Title clarification: OpenJDK specifically, there are many name-branded JDKs in circulation.
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by gravitas 6y ago
Mold is the real issue for me, i live in a humid area where breads molds in less than a week if left on the counter. Putting it in the fridge is just a necessity of life if you want a week or two of sandwiches from a loaf.
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by gravitas 6y ago
Age is new to me, I immediately find there's a Go (age) and Rust (rage) implementation - which one is the encryption community at large favoring more? (stability, code quality, etc.) https://github.com/FiloSottile/
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by gravitas 6y ago
Technically true and only easy if done within the first 2 hours, after that it's cumbersome (requires a desktop browser to go into order history). I will posit that it takes longer than 48 hours to decide if you want to continue using
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by gravitas 6y ago
These are all my suggestions, I would also add look for ways to spread out tasks to other smaller VMs - the general pricing is +$5 "per" ($5 per +1 vCPU, $5 per +2G vRAM), a $5/$10 webserver only handle static asset delivery,
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by gravitas 6y ago
nod I have had others tell me Threema is good, but it's a "walled garden" until now; Signal has won over hearts and minds by being FOSS and having no cost-based barrier to entry even for casual users. As a FOSS advocate I w
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by gravitas 6y ago
Threema is a pay-to-play client on the App stores ($3 USD on Google Play, €4 on the Apple store), inhibiting it's adoption when the playing field is full of free clients. The inability to try-before-buy (regardless of technical merit)
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by gravitas 6y ago
This doesn't format on my mobile very well, but looks to be a good metalink to find this version, thanks for the tip. https://www.worldcat.org/title/odyssey/oclc/1010953135
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by gravitas 6y ago
I agree. My comment was clarifying that your blanket statement implied "if this is seen, it is a problem" and I was providing contradictory evidence that no, it does not always indicate a problem. I personally have been known to
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by gravitas 6y ago
> search your logs of sshd for "Received disconnect from", "Did not receive identification string from" ... This is not reliable advice; many SSH port monitoring solutions (including where I work) will do half-connect

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