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by h1d 8y ago
It's easy to "forget" if it's just a tab in a browser even if you bookmark it and gets buried in other 100s. And also easy to close and lose any notifications than running in dock or menu tray.
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by h1d 8y ago
Used it since 10.04 against over 100 servers and I agree it worked really well. 95% of the time it had packages I need and the rest of 5% only meant stuff I wanted to use was too new to go into packages of the LTS at that time. Unless you n
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by h1d 8y ago
It's not about hyping. Just a general "About" page of where it's located, who's behind and a photo of CEO with added bonus if there's a photo of their office. It's a very security oriented product. Not sho
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by h1d 8y ago
I want to read about those flaws in detail but do you have any articles or blog posts links of such?
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by h1d 8y ago
I haven't played but is this what you get after 8 years with $200m? If the $200m came from a studio's budget, the guy is fired 5 years ago.
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by h1d 8y ago
> done a wonderful thing That's the least you expect from a $200m project. It's a massive failure if they don't deliver with that amount of money. It's just that they lose nothing but reputation because it wasn't
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by h1d 8y ago
JavaScript has been stuck with an ancient version because of browser adoption like IE6. There's a good reason people wanted to migrate to newer JS and I never heard people say ES6 got something wrong over ES5.
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by h1d 8y ago
My experience using nvm has been quite annoying. What you could do with simple npm command now doesn't work unless you give additional command lines when it comes to cron and other non interactive environments like process monitoring t
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by h1d 8y ago
Are you just concerning the "look" or some technical disadvantage of such cross platform apps.
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by h1d 8y ago
Except there isn't much info on who 8 bit solutions is. It seems like a 1 man effort and apparently he doesn't want to reveal much. A few requests aren't exactly answered. https://github.com/bitwarden/web
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by h1d 8y ago
> they allow you to host it yourself. This is better than a hosted version in a way you don't reveal the URL of your login screen but yet letting anyone open up the entire vault with 1 password combination is a deal breaker for me.
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by h1d 8y ago
Enpass is not sexy but got things right. But do note that backing up on cloud means, 1 password combination and you'll let your encrypted files infinite local crack attempt.
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by h1d 8y ago
They know the edge cases and gotchas on that version by now but until they test the ZoL version on wide variety of FreeBSD deployments, it could mean they're back to labelling it a beta version at this point.
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by h1d 8y ago
> prevent Linux from using ZFS now that Sun is gone. Considering btrfs isn't really going anywhere why would they not rather take the effort to relicense zfs than put any effort on btrfs if they have no bad intention with zfs? Fixin
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by h1d 8y ago
Only until they figure suing others would be worth a grab for them.
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by h1d 8y ago
I mean, there's unlikely to be any official support of zfs on Mac and the fact Apple developed apfs recently could mean there's less appetite for community to port and support zfs on Mac.
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by h1d 8y ago
Apple already has apfs.
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by h1d 8y ago
Isn't FreeBSD suddenly getting a version of zfs with features and bits of code that is developed against Linux? Sounds like edge cases for performance and stability could show up?
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by h1d 8y ago
Or they just figured they wanted a file system that also works on mobile devices (apfs even works on watchOS) with limited memory.
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by h1d 8y ago
But Ubuntu figured it was ok to ship with zfs. https://blog.ubuntu.com/2016/02/18/zfs-licensing-and-linux Though FSF doesn't seem to support it. https://www.fsf.org/licensing/zfs-and
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by h1d 8y ago
I'm not trying to cover mongo but I hear stability has improved and random data loss is an old story.
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by h1d 8y ago
2011 https://www.mongodb.com/presentations/mongodb-guardian
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by h1d 8y ago
What's wrong with running a EC2 instance with Mongo in it?
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by h1d 8y ago
Considering they've been using it from 2011 or something, there can't be any good reason but a dumb choice by tech team or management bought Mongo's sales talk without good verification.
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by h1d 8y ago
I take it this is Postgres specific and MySQL can't index JSON items.
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by h1d 8y ago
What do you suggest in place?
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by h1d 8y ago
Even large organization like Guardian can have some cheep tech team who rush for such a poor choice? Also dumb for management to let it happen.
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by h1d 8y ago
You mean you know how to code responsive design or you know how to use bootstrap to achieve it?
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by h1d 8y ago
Finally had the opportunity to use Rails after not liking fat frameworks for over 10 years and kept using my own framework instead and learnt I never actually needed it. It attracts non decent programmers and code is usually not great when
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by h1d 8y ago
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