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by hk1337 2y ago
I don’t believe that is entirely accurate. I believe it depends on the application and what you’re doing with it whether or not you would be required to open source it. Like, if you’re distributing the application as a product, not necessar
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by hk1337 2y ago
I agree but "moderation" isn't the best word. OOP is good when used appropriately and not when you fixate that everything has to be within the OOP structure. It's the same thing with languages, IMO. People try to shoehor
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by hk1337 2y ago
I usually end up piping the result to a file so I can see it and edit if I need to and cat | pbcopy the file contents to the clipboard and save it in 1password. After that, 1password either fills in the password for me or copying it is just
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by hk1337 2y ago
Nobody will probably like it but I just use pwgen to generate passwords now and store it in 1Password since Keychain removed the memorable password option. pwgen: aliased to pwgen --ambiguous --capitalize --numerals --symbols --secure
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by hk1337 2y ago
I liked the previous password generation in Keychain when you chose memorable password. It would be two words with a couple of numbers and/or symbols in between. That option isn't available anymore though. I use 1Password to store
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by hk1337 2y ago
Well, yeah but also at this time Linux had not even been around half a decade. My thought was more that maybe a lot of the issues people are having with Linux to push them to BSD is what we, developers collectively, have done to Linux over
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by hk1337 2y ago
> One of Stefano Marinelli's NetBSD boxes sat quietly serving for a decade, because everyone forgot about it. This is how Unix is meant to be. I remember someone mentioning they did this with Linux back in 1994 or 1995. Not for a de
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by hk1337 2y ago
This is like that seen from Good Morning Vietnam where he gets his news printouts before going on the air.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I hope it works out, it looks nice but we’re almost over saturated with image hosting options. I feel like a better option would be creating an open source project of the application managing the images. With it doing something unique to it
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by hk1337 2y ago
Unix isn't necessarily or inherently free or open source? That was part of the reason Linus Torvalds created Linux?
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by hk1337 2y ago
I use Laravel at work. It’s not as bad as I thought it would be. I like Symfony better. It’s also just about a Rails clone for PHP.
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by hk1337 2y ago
Let it die.
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by hk1337 2y ago
You could put them all in Secrets Manager or Parameter Store, whichever is appropriate for the secret, then have your CI process fetch the secrets and setup your environment. That way, developing locally does not depend on access to AWS Sec
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by hk1337 2y ago
> Non-coders seem to understand these analogies intuitively. Yes and no. Sometimes non-coders just want you to throw together a prefab house.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I agree, building a good company culture will dictate a lot with people's feelings about doing their job and also hiring people that share the same feelings.
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by hk1337 2y ago
As a markup language I think it's getting more complex but there's a lot more functionality that makes it a lot easier to do things with it. Knowing when to use what functionality can be overwhelming and seem complex though. There
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by hk1337 2y ago
#2 I think would only be relevant if someone were going to mass produce and sell the item. As 3D print DIY project, it's sufficient.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I am trying to get myself into doing it regularly. One of my main thoughts was documenting things I have found I had to do to with certain projects to get it the way I want, like homebrew packages I need to install and what to setup for if
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by hk1337 2y ago
I like the design but it seems rather complicated with all the little crevices and such. 1. I would like to see just a solid block on the front, redesign it so when I stick the phone to the MagSafe, because it will hold, the phone completes
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by hk1337 2y ago
I know this is said a lot about things people don't like or think doesn't scale but I think I a lot of people don't set it up and use properly and it doesn't scale doing their half-baked implementation.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I don't think Github could read your self-hosted Github instance unless there's some code in there that calls back home or provides home the ability to search code in your instance. In the beginning, self-hosting was seen as compl
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by hk1337 2y ago
I'm not sure what your classification of "old-timer" is with how it compares to me but I would think of myself as an old-timer as Gen X. I feel like there's another term for what you're thinking of but I cannot come
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by hk1337 2y ago
Maybe but I never could figure out how to do it and safari did it out of the box with little to no configuration
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by hk1337 2y ago
Why do people use gzip more often than bzip? There must be some benefit but I don’t really see it, you can split and join two bzipped files (presumably CSV so you can see the extra rows). Bzip seems to compress better than gzip too.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I may get some naysayers for this, maybe because I'm on macOS and not Linux or Windows but... Two features I love about Safari is: - Pinch/Zoom to view all my tabs as windows to switch between tabs - What at least appears to be to
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by hk1337 2y ago
I like SQLite and I like Rails but this seems synonymous with using MS Access in a production environment.
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by hk1337 2y ago
That's good. I didn't mean to hint that it wasn't working just that I wish it were more obvious to the user. Logged in vs Not Logged in on a Facebook widget is not that obvious.
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by hk1337 2y ago
It would be nice if this were more obvious to a user without having to read a blog post saying it's doing this. Example: In Safari private mode, I can open up Facebook and login, then if I open up a new tab or window and try to go to F
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by hk1337 2y ago
I'm a huge proponent of AWS over other providers but it's also _very_ manual and detailed. Sometimes it's nice to let someone else do the detail work and pay to get the benefits.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I couldn't either. Some of the pages eluded to it being more for subscription email and marketing emails but nothing definite.

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