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by hibbelig 6y ago
The network was infiltrated in December, the attack happened in March. So the last clean backup was from November. This would be a very old backup. Not sure how useful that would have been.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
What's a dweb? (No my mother language.)
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I'm vaguely familiar with fuzzing (sending auto-generated malicious input to an API to see if it fails), but there is a big gap between my level of understanding and the level of this document. How do I fill in the gap?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
To turn a piece of clothing inside out is "auf Links ziehen", which is hard to translate. I find "inside out" to be quite the intuitive metaphor. The idea is that clothes have a "right" side (rechts) and a &qu
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I see that the Nostalgy author is working on an upgrade. Very nice!
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I like the Gmail keybindings. Only scrolling the message by lines is not available. (Scrolling the message by page is available.) Somehow, I like to scroll by lines...
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Based on the pinyin based Chinese input method I've seen, I guess the user will want to switch to US for entering code, right? Otherwise, the IME will offer Chinese characters... What I like about using US Intl (I've modified it
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I guess most European languages with Latin letters "with adornments" can be written quite nicely with a keyboard layout similar to US Intl. You can write the characters using digraphs. For example, type <"> and then &lt
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by hibbelig 6y ago
For me, personally, tig is the sweet spot. It shows me the output of "git status", I can select the files I want, and then commit them. There is also lazygit, it's kind of similar, but different. https://github.co
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by hibbelig 6y ago
cmd-up/cmd-down go to top/bottom of the document. cmd-left/cmd-right go to beginning/end of the line. It seems Word for Mac supports cmd-left/right but not cmd-up/down. Word also supports fn-left (home) and fn
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I've used CFengine (long ago) and Ansible (more recently), and the way I remember it, they were similar: Both allow you to express "please ensure that this Debian package is installed" and "please ensure that the file fo
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by hibbelig 6y ago
This is surprising, because we aren't talking about searching for ä and matching Ä or vice versa...
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by hibbelig 6y ago
It would be nice if it was possible to write mixed-language Chinese and Japanese here in HN comments. It would also be nice if it was possible to write math here. But neither are possible...
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I was talking about that Ctrl+F should match ä (the single character) when the user searches for ä (the letter a plus the combining something mark). And vice versa. There is only one key ä on the keyboard, the user probably doesn't ha
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by hibbelig 6y ago
My take on this is that it's difficult to communicate the exact details of “Unicode support”, so perhaps it's alright to say that one supports Unicode, generally speaking, but Unicode is complicated and there are corners that aren
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I understand that Han unification in Unicode has resulted in the same character encoding distinct glyphs, depending on the language in use. So there would be a Japanese Kanji that looks similar to, but distinct from, a Chinese character. A
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Another thing OP does not mention is normalization: The German character ä can be represented as a single character in Unicode, but it can also be represented as the letter a followed by a combining diacritical mark. Both will be displayed
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Alas, it's technically difficult to get input from the user using printf.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Fursona refers to "furry persona", I guess, and furries are described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furry_fandom
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I like ncdu.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
With DirectX on WSL, you can do new things when Linux is running on Windows (via WSL). But these new things aren't possible when Linux is running another way (e.g. on the bare metal). So people who use it are married to Windows. I thi
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by hibbelig 6y ago
The article says you enter the credentials and then the site generates an image that can connect to that WiFi.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
@zaarn explained in another comment that the vulnerability did not impact him, he did not exercise that code path.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I use an IDE for java development because the refactoring is just too useful. But Emacs macros are very useful and I haven’t found something like this in my IDE. I wonder whether it’s possible to set up lsp-mode for my Java project.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I believe the default for Ctrl-1 is to go to the first space. But what I meant is to hold down the spacebar, then hit 1, and to make that be the same as hitting the F1 key. Because with a touchbar, there is often no F1 key, or you have to
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I use Karabiner Elements to map space+1 through space+0 to F1 through F10.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
I prefer to put "var" into the loop header because the combination of two types is hard to read. It's easier to read (for me!) when the type of the key and the type of the value are separated, like they are on the first two
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by hibbelig 7y ago
In Java, `var` comes in useful at times. For example: for (Map.Entry<SomeLongType, AnotherLongType> x : someMap) { final SomeLongType key = x.getKey(); final AnotherLongType value = x.getValue(); ...
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by hibbelig 7y ago
That is a very good point. And it reminds me how you can do gradual releases when you only have one installation: you do it on a per-user basis, using feature flags. If it's only the logic behind an existing interface, you can implem
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by hibbelig 7y ago
The post was talking about fleets of machines, where just restricting the number of machines that do things seems to be useful. But you only seem to have one machine in production (or one for the API plus one for the website), so it doesn&#

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