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by hashhar 5y ago
Distributions will disable telemetry by default. e.g. Debian etc. Only individuals running from-source OS or package managers will be able to enable telemetry.
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by hashhar 5y ago
The issue I see it that Linux distributions generally build software from source on their own CI. This means that their telemetry data won't reflect Linux users habits and hence be useless at best or detrimental in the worst case to th
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by hashhar 5y ago
Because the =~ and > and < operators aren't defined for [ in POSIX. Also ShellCheck suggests similar improvement only when your shebang says that bash is the expected interpreter instead of sh (or other ways of denoting POSIX com
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by hashhar 5y ago
Fixup with autosquash is so damn convinient. I wonder if the people complaining have ever used them.
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by hashhar 5y ago
Have people not seen autosquash when rebasing? And the --fixup and --squash options to commit? Check those out. It makes the rebase automated with correct commits getting fixed up or squashed as you desire.
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by hashhar 5y ago
Thanks for correcting me. Looks like I got confused. Though ironically people have used GitHub Actions to auto-close all incoming pull-requests. XD
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by hashhar 5y ago
IIRC I can look at the secret names in the workflow definition then pipe them through `base64 | zip` and have fun. I did this quite some time ago but they may have added better limits in place.
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by hashhar 5y ago
Pretty sure what you are saying is the opposite of democracy. Free speech is democracy - censorship is not. Or have they succeeded in redefining it in school textbooks now?
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by hashhar 5y ago
There is DXR from Mozilla but I'm not sure how generalised it is. https://github.com/mozilla/dxr There is also Sourcegraph.
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by hashhar 5y ago
Most of the repositories under orgs. like ASF or CNCF are default-deny. They require action from maintainers before a build gets triggered. Mozilla is the same way.
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by hashhar 5y ago
There are valid reasons for requiring re-approval. A very good example is that a normal looking first commit gets approved. In the next commit the PR author exfiltrates GitHub secrets by base64ing them and logging in the workflow run (or an
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by hashhar 5y ago
Running CI on their repo doesn't work when you use self-hosted runners. Same for when you have secrets defined in the workflow that are necessary for a build. There are more cases to cover than the ones visible during a knee-jerk react
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by hashhar 6y ago
Looks like it's a scrape of public profile information from Clubhouse. Also it reads more like an advertisement for the author's services. I'd like to see a more credible source.
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by hashhar 6y ago
A2DP is an output only profile. For mics you need HFP or HSP but Ubuntu seems to only use HFP (the shitty one).
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by hashhar 6y ago
What i meant is that most distros use HFP instead of HSP.
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by hashhar 6y ago
Looks like it's a scrape of public profile information from Clubhouse. Also it reads more like an advertisement for the author's services. I'd like to see a more credible source.
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by hashhar 6y ago
Thanks, I'll try PopOS out - hopefully I can finally use the integrated mic on my BT headset.
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by hashhar 6y ago
Come on - Bluetooth headsets are unusable with the mic on due to HFP being the only bluetooth profile most Linux distros support.
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by hashhar 6y ago
I so distinctly remember reading this in a second-hand paperback copy of Reader's Digest back when I was a teenager. I was so fascinated by this story - thanks for reminding me of it and helping me re-read it to relive some of it.
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by hashhar 6y ago
Political zones are not the same thing as the abbreviated zones. IANA time zone identifiers are fully-qualified and unambiguous like America/Los_Angeles or Asia/Kolkata.
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by hashhar 6y ago
Why can't it be both? Bitwarden is open-source (both the server and clients) AND has been independently audited for a security review.
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by hashhar 6y ago
The headline is very misleading. The actual text contains the relative risk of fomite transmission of SARS-CoV-2 is considered low compared with direct contact, droplet transmission, or airborne transmission 1, 2. However, it is n
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by hashhar 6y ago
At what point does it not make sense anymore to perform all steps of an operation on a single partition of data together? Is there a point of diminishing returns? I've seen some stream processing systems follow the partition data and a
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by hashhar 6y ago
A golden nugget right at the beginning of the article. > There is one rule, pretty much the only rule, that determines success in scaling data systems: avoid coordination whenever possible. This one rule neatly summarizes my entire care
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by hashhar 6y ago
There are both good and bad animation from Netflix Originals. Castlevania was a treat particularly.
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by hashhar 6y ago
Thats a fair point. If OVH does market them as AZs then it's disingenuous and liable to suits IMO.
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by hashhar 6y ago
AWS and GCP are also prone to same kind of data loss if the AZ you are operating in goes down. They don't automatically geo-replicate things. You still need a backup for the torched EC2 instance to be able to relaunch in another AZ&#x2
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by hashhar 6y ago
The whataboutism from cryptocurrency proponents every time the power use of mining is brought up is astonishing.
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by hashhar 6y ago
100% agree. A very good implementation of your ideas can be found in the Redis codebase. Most important files have a long doc comment in the beginning. See https://github.com/redis/redis/blob/unstable/src
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by hashhar 6y ago
They counter for it pulling on religion and hyper-nationalistic views like banning beef, uniform civil laws (even though almost each religion has their own including Hindus).

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