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by henvic 7y ago
Well, I'd argue your model of usefulness and the concept of a public good is broken. We are living in the Internet and names are cheap. If for some historical reasons (I'd say, maybe even related to artificial scarcity), .com|.org
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by henvic 7y ago
Come on. Squatting is when you're doing som with the purpose of reselling. If you just were lucky and registered a 3 letter domain back in the 90s, why is it anyone else business? Let it be. I have got a 5-letter domain myself that I k
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Package httpretty prints the HTTP requests you make with Go on your terminal(github.com)
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by henvic 7y ago
It's not that curl isn't so bad, but that the lack of notarization is really bad. Distributing software safely is still a pain. Linux distributions have this kinda figured out a long time ago with signed packages - almost a requir
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by henvic 7y ago
Yeah, I already tried this too although not on my own old project, but for a SaaS company I was working for (that would generate a Kubernetes cluster automatically for you with either DNS or HTTP challenge).
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by henvic 7y ago
Yes, I have. Let's Encrypt ACME challenge resolved this from now on. However, I'm using a really old machine + OS, and the nginx version I'm running is old enough not to be compatible with it. So, instead of having a hard tim
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by henvic 7y ago
Back in early 2009, I was launching a file storage web service similar to Dropbox (without the client, but with an API with OAuth 1 support) using AWS Ec2 and S3. I planned to use HTTPS, but it was expensive for me (as a college dropout), a
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by henvic 7y ago
I don't know if this is just a satire or just someone who sees themself as a mastermind just expecting some taps on the back for their supposed enlightenment. Pure bs.
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by henvic 7y ago
Statism in all of its vestments (like militarism) is not about benefiting citizens (of the USA or anywhere else) but about benefiting groups of interests of powerful people that gravitate around the state apparatus. Democracy isn't lib
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by henvic 7y ago
How the Pentagon plan to control what crimes their thugs commit overseas, so far away from home?
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by henvic 7y ago
Slightly related: I have created this useful tool called vendorlicenses that allows you to check and concatenate licenses on Go programs (to give credit on a CLI "legal" command). It will only work if you are vendoring your packag
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by henvic 7y ago
> In less than 60 seconds and with the help of a rubber ducky, the thief could literally cause millions of dollars in damages to your organization. Kudos for the imagination, but in real life for most developers not vendorizing and audit
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by henvic 7y ago
Julia Ferraioli's Writing Accessible Go https://www.juliaferraioli.com/presos/writing-accessible-go/ talk provides great insight on how difficult might be to read source code for someone with a disability. We
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by henvic 7y ago
I'm thinking more about a 'soft lock-in' situation: the developer writes bad code, but not as bad that you need to start over or stop using it. Just bad enough that only they will understand it and other people who try to con
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by henvic 7y ago
Of course if he just wrote bad spaghetti code with no boundaries, no tests, and that breaks everything from time to time, he'd have locked in the company, make other developer's experience a nightmare, and so on and get away with
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by henvic 7y ago
Ironically, since I interviewed for a Facebook position a year ago, I can't post my website link anymore (hosted on GitHub page - programming/photos, basically) there or on Instagram. It probably happened because I sent my link to
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by henvic 7y ago
If you are interested in this matter, watch The confession Tapes in Netflix, and learn why you should never talk to cops (nor brag about crimes [you haven't committed - and even if you have, you don't want to start talking without
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by henvic 7y ago
You'd be better off telling your family to distrust .gov sites by default.
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by henvic 7y ago
I'd be mad if someone tried to force such software as the way to do things in my workplace. However, thanks people try to build better things even if everyone else thinks they are wasting time. I find trying to come up with something b
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by henvic 7y ago
gorm (or any other ORM for that matter) is no silver bullet and just introduces unwanted complexity in the code. Now, instead of being able to quickly see a query in one place what commonly happen is people breaking down all things and crea
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by henvic 7y ago
Don't feel bad. Someone from college bought my QuietComfort 15 pretty cheap when I got the 35. I found it odd that he'd buy it as it's pricey there (Brazil), and tried to convince him not to (as he wasn't rich or even wo
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by henvic 7y ago
Thanks! I've switched jobs six months ago. Previously, I worked moslty solo and relied on staticcheck and other static analysis tools a lot. On this new job I quickly found out we weren't using any tools, and staticcheck was the o
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by henvic 7y ago
I feel pleased reading the stories on the comments here. Two years ago, I was in a mountain ski resort in Big Sur with some friends and found an iPhone (with no emergency contact) with a wallet case containing an ID card on the floor. They
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by henvic 7y ago
I found a dog about 7 months ago in the streets on the beach in my hometown in Brazil and moved to the Netherlands three weeks ago with him. After a couple of weeks taking care of him (and trying to find the previous owner - who might have
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by henvic 7y ago
> No individual vehicule heavier than 50kg can be considered good in terms of climate impact. Such an argument requires citing a source, or I'll just believe it is cheap hearsay. What is your source?
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by henvic 7y ago
I've just moved to the Netherlands, and one of the first things I noticed is that you can find charging stations everywhere around Rotterdam too.
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by henvic 7y ago
Four years ago, I made a huge mistake that maybe almost costed my life. I went to California's Palm Desert desert - the weather was about 125ºF. I went out walking, unprepared. It was one of my first experience outdoors in the wild and
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by henvic 7y ago
Antitrust agencies are more often than not a bad joke. They are usually lobbied for by the big players in the market in spite of the consumers and smaller competitors. They create a legal nightmare scenario that you have to navigate to make
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by henvic 7y ago
Thanks for your feedback, as an owner of a loud drone (Phantom 4 Pro) I really appreciate it. I'm going to buy the quieter new blades before using it again on any place where I can slightly disturbe others.
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by henvic 7y ago
It's a shame you can't land or take off from a national park. Rules and advises about using it would be better than the current prohibition. I understand no one wants ten jerks flying their loud drones during summer time at Yosemi

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