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by hbogert 2y ago
Linus already said this, that the linux developer is growing older and "leaving" (rip Daniel), but new developers are not replacing them fast enough. I'm afraid and thankful we live in de golden age of projects like Linux.
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by hbogert 2y ago
I found it always strange that Japanese for a long time held an exclusive trade deal with the dutch, ca 17th century. The dutch are not exactly known for their indirectness. (I'm saying this a dutch person) [1]: https://en.
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by hbogert 2y ago
Yeah this stuff is hilarious and sad. I'm in the middle of setting up a kubernetes cluster for a relatively big company. K8s in their environment makes sense. However, the first conversation (after finishing up the contract) with the s
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by hbogert 2y ago
> No one needs citations to voice a commonly shared perspective or experience on an internet forum, get real. That sounds like an echo chamber, not something I usually associate with HN
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by hbogert 2y ago
> By joining IBM, HashiCorp products can be made available to a much larger audience, enabling us to serve many more users and customers. I'm really wondering who is kidding who here. Is it IBM or Hashi?
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by hbogert 2y ago
brings back memories of my ipod which i never had.
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by hbogert 2y ago
cloud-init is nice if your VM is throwaway. Is that feasible in a home-setting?
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by hbogert 3y ago
Like in Go? I still think it's difficult there. Is it made easy? Sure. But it's not simple
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by hbogert 3y ago
After so many years just using Linux desktops I was shocked how many single purpose GUI applications I need on my MacBook from work. The one that comes to mind is a GUI with a single button to restore subpixel hinting functionality on, what
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by hbogert 3y ago
Kinda tired that redis, the company, is seen as the creators of redis and that they are in their right to fight the big Bad hyperscalars. The irony is, redis the company would not have existed in the first place with their current license c
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by hbogert 3y ago
> I like Go. But how come they have not fix the issue with implicit nulls? Null guards everywhere... I cannot believe that a company as mighty as Google did not choose to use decades old insights on how to fix this They relied on decades
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by hbogert 3y ago
The whole open source model is scratching each others back but your own just a little bit more. But you make it sound as if aws was hypocritical for contributing and at the same time making money with it. Well ehh, isn't that the whole
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by hbogert 3y ago
And redis doesn't want to pay contributors. Same gist, same shortsighted take on the whole matter. Based on the open source license redis had before, what did aws do wrong? They didn't even have to contribute back, yet they did. I
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by hbogert 3y ago
I've got a job for you, mine at my previous company!
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by hbogert 3y ago
Won't this just spur inflation?
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by hbogert 3y ago
Okay, will they pay the contributors then?
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by hbogert 3y ago
Who is fleecing who? Look at the top contributors. Lots of other companies. "Thanks for all the work guys! Thanks for signing the CLA and see you around." This is how I interpret it.
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by hbogert 3y ago
I'll just do `git clone --depth 1 ..` in the future by default and forget about 'half-built' source releases
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by hbogert 3y ago
Yeah I hit this hard and if I remember correctly it was the '/bin/sh' under Mac that did not look for . That was nasty troubleshooting as CDPATH had been working correctly for years for me under Linux.
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by hbogert 3y ago
I can rest easy now that my take on this aligns with Oxide's and I'm not being sarcastic. I've been following the podcast for 2 years now, and you guys are spot on with your stance on opening up and keeping things Open. It wo
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by hbogert 3y ago
If you have a list of potential black swans, they're not black swans.
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by hbogert 3y ago
are they trying to the feed the flat earthers?
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by hbogert 3y ago
> font rendering on your Linux look just as awesome as that on macOS, else read on to find out what beauty you have been missing. It's probably me, but font rendering sucks on macos. The out-of-the-box experience on external screen
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by hbogert 3y ago
Assuming you don't use NFS to continuously read and write, I think it would be fine. Compiling is generally speaking CPU bound. Even the website mentions that it just copies all preprocessed code to the workers, so I expect this to be
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by hbogert 3y ago
just experienced that yesterday after years of not having used a gamepad with analog sticks; why is inverted not the default for analog sticks? Yet with my mouse I prefer non-inverted.. the brain is weird.
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by hbogert 3y ago
Why would people suddenly need to take up childcare? Did those employees conflate WFH with skimping on childcare? I know the answer to that.. I had those colleagues. It's a shitty move on their part, their output was definitely less an
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by hbogert 3y ago
Thanks to his recorded lectures I finally passed LA in a dutch University. At the time ~2008 my university profs had a say for specific courses if they wanted it recorded or not. Of course the profs who refused were gray dinosaurs. I'
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UK Cybersecurity Campaign Leads Kids Directly to Pirate Apps and Malware(torrentfreak.com)
58 points by hbogert 3y ago|8 comments
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by hbogert 3y ago
TOTP is kinda lame once you've used FIDO2/CTAP2. Please skip TOTP as a requirement.
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by hbogert 3y ago
following this project for a while. Though I dabble in computers for quite a while now, going the whole order-your-own-pcb-and-then-solder-some-more route is quite jump for me. I think there's more people like me. Would really hope som

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