henvic

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511.
by henvic 7y ago
If there's no lock/handle, I 'kick' the door just to avoid touching it.
512.
by henvic 7y ago
I almost always wait for someone to open the door if there's no way to do so without touching nasty door handles. Or find a tiny piece of paper to use and discard afterward. Or hold the door with my feet while I clean my hand after ope
513.
by henvic 7y ago
I rather use my own t-shirt to dry my hands than use a hand dryer. It should have been years since I last used one. I hate it since a child. Automated paper towels dispensers should be the rule, not some fancy air blade thingy. If I'm
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by henvic 7y ago
Is this a joke? If you disagree with Amazon (that is doing nothing corrupt in this matter) just stop using it and you're good. Good luck getting rid of your corrupt government, if you live in the middle of the forest. Bezos is no tyran
515.
by henvic 7y ago
Why do you say nginx is not free? If anything, nginx is more free than HAProxy (that has a viral license).
516.
by henvic 7y ago
Me too. I used to use Linux before and anytime I'd move to a new computer I'd decide whether I should swap the hardware or do df to list devices, then: dd if=/dev/a of=/dev/b if I decided to migrate to the new
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by henvic 7y ago
As a Brazilian, I'm pretty happy with this. 1. Corrupt states haven't gained control over an important TLD. 2. Corrupt states aren't getting gift cards that would be used for making the lives of corrupt officials better. 3. C
518.
by henvic 7y ago
The missing 0.1% is usually the most painful and the time it takes to update sucks. I love my mac but it has a long way until it improves this. Ideally I should be able to swap the SSD and have it working 100% (besides a few software that f
519.
by henvic 7y ago
In my previous company we used to use HAProxy, and it was a hassle. Yes, it is powerful. However, nginx is way easier to configure and set up, and performance wise is a contender for most usual applications people needed. Maybe for a few ed
520.
by henvic 7y ago
You also don't want miss the Computer History Museum and the Intel Museum.
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by henvic 7y ago
You definitely enjoy life. I have been a few times to Palm Springs and Joshua Tree. One of the few times I ever saw a perfectly clear sky (others were during a trip to Big Sur and in Iceland). Mojave is still on my TODO list. I hope I can g
522.
by henvic 7y ago
but do you shower and make sure you enjoy life, right? I ask this out of curiosity and to try to understand your motives. If you just happen to like to be in the open for a while, I totally understand.
523.
by henvic 7y ago
That's great to hear. In contrast, I was in Russia last year and it was hard to buy a train ticket and they had this airport-style security checkpoint even for buying tickets (and the security theatre at the airports were even worse).
524.
by henvic 7y ago
I am all for decentralization. Heck, I am even working on a business idea that involves it as a core part of the business. However, I feel that decentralization should win the marketplace by providing value and making users adopt it willing
525.
by henvic 7y ago
And the answer to that is regulating? Of course not. Regulations like these only work out for the powerful.
526.
by henvic 7y ago
Maybe you want to know that if you click on the clock on the top left you can go back in time, so should you lose your copy you can get it again (or from anywhere).
527.
by henvic 7y ago
Why regulation? It's working quite well so far. Let the market work things out.
528.
by henvic 7y ago
Just started watching and seems very interesting!
529.
by henvic 8y ago
Yeah, I saw that but somehow I'm still watching it in another tab.
530.
by henvic 8y ago
Here is the link to the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucp0TTmvqOE
531.
by henvic 8y ago
Auditing the entire database is hard and is not part of my concerns why I rather not to use a CI/CD in my specific case. This is what I gain by not using the CI/CD the rest of my team uses: * isolation: I build applications to be
532.
by henvic 8y ago
> We should be asking why they asked irresponsibly. > I suspect that the guilt they must live with is punishment enough. We should ask this for the sake of science. However, it is not only accident prevention here that should be at st
533.
by henvic 8y ago
They acted irresponsibly. They should respond for their actions. They had a responsibility and failed miserably. I have no pity for such lack of professionalism. You are correct in saying that it is not so easy and that these structures tak
534.
by henvic 8y ago
I have been asked twice or more why I insisted on not using a Continuous Integration environment for publishing some software releases that are installed by third-parties. My team was automating the infrastructure to build internal software
535.
by henvic 8y ago
When politicians and bureaucrats talk about shared governance what these parasites are really saying is that they want royalties for Amazon being named... Amazon. I am a Brazilian (not that it is important) and I wished Amazon had .amazon (
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by henvic 8y ago
I had the Impossible Burger in a few places. About six months ago I had it in a vegan place near Cape Canaveral, and I was in disbelief it wasn't a meat burger. I asked the waiter twice. It's been 15+ years since I last ate meat (
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2 points by henvic 8y ago|0 comments
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by henvic 8y ago
Hopefully not a Theranos lol What if on major airports (or other similar venues) there were paid toilets where you could do whatever business you want to do there and exit, only to receive a test result later on if something weird showed up
539.
by henvic 8y ago
I wouldn't assume everyone involved is a grown-up.
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by henvic 8y ago
You can't expect that raising prices is going to cut it as Amtrak is very inefficient like many, if not most, state-owned companies [that even receive subsidies], though.

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