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Counter-Strike code should you worry? What if your code leaks?(henvic.dev)
1 points by henvic 6y ago|0 comments
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by henvic 6y ago
I'd argue this is hard to do when it's so easy to explore a bit further, so I'd rather just stay away from trouble :)
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by henvic 7y ago
I'd not recommend using the older versions because it corrupted my library, and it removed some photos from Flickr after I removed a set (I hated it so much... it wasn't supposed to work like this, Apple), and made the original on
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by henvic 7y ago
Thanks! By the way, I noticed this video https://www.youtube.com/embed/WkA0dMudUG0 showing TempleOS didn't make when building from Markdown to HTML. * I'm going to fix this later today + some misspells.
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by henvic 7y ago
off-topic: Here's a weird thing... I've to admit that one concern I've is to like PhotoPrism (this is what is keeping me a little bit afraid of trying it). The issue is that I'm a Go programmer and it seems to be a good
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by henvic 7y ago
I was almost sold to bhyve as I intended to have FreeBSD on this machine, but at the last minute I decided to give ESXi a try first.
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by henvic 7y ago
By the way, it's not my take (OP), it's the VMware ESXi's official take on the matter. I don't think my take is much relevant because I don't have experience with it. Well... I sure love CLIs and shells... :)
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Homelab: Intel NUC with the ESXi Hypervisor(henvic.dev)
124 points by henvic 7y ago|109 comments
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by henvic 7y ago
I have this dream where Linus Torvalds would just release his work under MIT/BSD/ISC/public domain...
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by henvic 7y ago
Perhaps you'd like to read Against Intellectual Property by the attorney Stephan Kinsella. https://mises.org/library/against-intellectual-property-0
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by henvic 7y ago
Copyleft is NOT free as in freedom. Period.
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by henvic 7y ago
Licensing should also be considered a technical reason. - Shameless plug: a few years ago, I fought the decision of my former employer's licensing counsel. He had ties with FSF Europe, and asked me to relicense my code from BSD to LGPL
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by henvic 7y ago
1. You say like aircrafts are being manufactured by laymen. Despite all recent problems with Boeing, it's not the case. 2. Running a battery of formal proof tests is expensive and way more complicated than running a unit test suite for
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clino: Go package to create CLI tools with multiple commands easily(github.com)
2 points by henvic 7y ago|0 comments
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by henvic 7y ago
Maybe Airbnb lost in the short term, but maybe it pays off in the long run. I had to cancel bookings both on Airbnb and on Hotels.com (which I used to be a gold member; now silver), and the experience on Airbnb was perfect. Meanwhile, I los
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by henvic 7y ago
Comments first when I believe people here will add value. If not, link. Anyhow, I usually open both.
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by henvic 7y ago
As a Brazilian from the Northeast who loves cold, this is funny to me because I just moved to somewhere cold (The Netherlands), and my coworkers (many even from Russia) sometimes get surprised to see me going out for lunch (in January/
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by henvic 7y ago
The state was never about protecting people but protecting its masters (politicians, bureucrats). It's a dangerous precedent to force distribution companies (in this case, Apple) to be able to decide to deny service to a vendor. We wan
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by henvic 7y ago
Media outlets being propaganda services for politicians or evil activities (like slavery) is not anything new. It's actually how it has mostly always been, everywhere.
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by henvic 7y ago
If you are worried about wasting time with not being able to compile due to unused variables, chances are you're doing something wrong like creating long functions. I have been working with Go for five years, and the fact that I'm
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by henvic 7y ago
My basis? Quite obvious: if you are okay with inflation, this means that people who saves money end up worst off by subsidizing people who consume. This impacts society a lot, and especially, the poorest people without means that justify in
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by henvic 7y ago
No. There are different views about what inflation is, and certainly, monetary inflation is a way more useful measure than price inflation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monetary_inflation
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by henvic 7y ago
Real inflation is really calculated by the amount of currency that is created with no backing (fiat money). The use of a basket of products to calculate something that the government calls inflation (but isn't), doesn't reflect th
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by henvic 7y ago
I'd say it doesn't work like this. Instead, the state will try to charge as much as possible taxes from both of them while providing the least amount of service possible so someone not paying tax has a really low impact overall on
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by henvic 7y ago
Tax evasion is not even a real crime. Tax is stealing from someone. Tax evasion and avoidance are great for society and we would be poorer if people didn't do it. Virtually all tax money usually goes to wars, warmongers, and the pocket
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by henvic 7y ago
On point. Tax is extortion. If you don't pay, they'll send the thugs after you. Try to stand your ground and they escalate the violence up to murder.
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by henvic 7y ago
They probably were!
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by henvic 7y ago
How long until people realize that their beloved politicians are warmongers and tax evaders helps people by avoiding money being diverted from society to be wasted by the evil military-industrial complex creating war and destruction or, at
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by henvic 7y ago
Democracy has nothing to do with liberty. It's just a flavor of authoritarianism.
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by henvic 7y ago
If you need this, consider just getting cheaper and slower Internet connection :)

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