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by hnarn 3y ago
No. It’s simply going for the highest quality available.
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by hnarn 3y ago
> I assume biological as in ‘made by’ someone When is that ever the definition of “biological”?
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by hnarn 3y ago
But no true Scotsman…
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by hnarn 3y ago
Is this supposed to be profound? It is literally devoid of any argument and is functionally equivalent of saying ”people in ideological group X are so dumb they don’t even understand their own ideology lol”. You could re-use it for any ideo
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by hnarn 3y ago
I’ve used maps.me for years and years, I had no idea it had been forked by the original creators. I’ll definitely move over to using this instead.
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by hnarn 3y ago
I never said you should, but I probably would because another top level comment on this post currently says that they’re “curious how far it will progress”. Clearly it’s not obvious.
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by hnarn 3y ago
From the first post in the series: > I am very happy with what I have learned, about Rust and about how to implement a virtual machine. In particular, I am super happy about having implemented a real, working, garbage collector. It’s qui
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by hnarn 3y ago
> Dropping down to SQL to write a really complex query is, in my professional experience, always a poor use of time. We’re not talking about Assembly here, “dropping down” to SQL is something that anyone should be expected to do as soon
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by hnarn 3y ago
> not all engineers can operate with SQL as efficiently as with code I don’t mean for this to sound insulting but I honestly do not think this is an acceptable take to have as a developer. Not knowing SQL is like refusing to learn any la
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by hnarn 3y ago
A lot of Swedish words that end in -oar (like “reservoar”, “memoar” etc) are all french import originally ending in -oir, so if you start digging into words ending with -uar in Romanian you’ll probably find more :-)
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by hnarn 3y ago
I never even mentioned gitops, and furthermore (to my point), gitops principles do not require kubernetes.
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by hnarn 3y ago
It's a very complex discussion, almost complex enough to be unsuitable for text, because for every reply ten more "what-ifs" seem to open up. It's hard to be general enough that what you're saying is useful, while b
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by hnarn 3y ago
Swedish has a long history of importing words from French (as do many other European languages for obvious historical reasons), so I’m quite sure this is indeed the origin of the word. What usually happened though was that after importing t
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by hnarn 3y ago
I’m trying very hard to not be flippant here, but I can’t shake the feeling that this Kubernetes norm has to end. I’m not saying Kubernetes needs to disappear, but people need to stop treating it as the new normal, as if VM:s and config man
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by hnarn 3y ago
For those wondering, single consonant means slow vowel, double consonant means fast vowel, just like “floss”. So: glass (swe) -> gláss (ice cream) glas (swe) -> glaas (glass) To make it even easier these two words also have different
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by hnarn 3y ago
For anyone that likes ncdu I would highly recommend gdu. https://github.com/dundee/gdu
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by hnarn 3y ago
> shitting on their community engagement officer I have a hard time visualizing what this would mean figuratively, so now I kind of wonder if you meant this literally.
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by hnarn 3y ago
It’s possible you have to use their DNS servers (I haven’t checked) but I know for a fact that the rest is not mandatory, because I don’t do any of it.
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by hnarn 3y ago
I’m not saying that it’s as good technically, but I use AdGuard for Safari together with NextDNS and it seems to do the trick. Probably just using NextDNS would go a long way.
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by hnarn 3y ago
> as long as you don't need custom nameservers Are you saying that it's not possible to use your own nameservers for domains purchased through Cloudflare?
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by hnarn 3y ago
spaceship.com has a "sale" on .com domains, $7.88 now and $8.80 list price. since both of those are lower than the current fee of $9.15, how is anyone expected to trust that the price will not increase in the future if you're
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by hnarn 3y ago
Ever since I found out that Cloudflare does not charge any markup on the domains you buy from them, I've decided to buy all my domains from them. They are very transparent with their pricing, and also has a notice about this increase;
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by hnarn 3y ago
By T1 I assume you mean “Tier 1”, not to be confused with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-carrier
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by hnarn 3y ago
> I'm not minded to give away my time and effort creating then watch others - especially corporations - enrich themselves from my work. I'd be willing to bet that a lot of software that you use directly or indirectly every day
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by hnarn 3y ago
They are just describing what CC0 means. I really don’t understand the question, what is the “incentive” to contribute to anything? Some people just want to share their knowledge.
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by hnarn 3y ago
> I'd even argue that NAT is a good thing (security feature,) Any router that I’ve come across already blocks incoming IPv6 traffic by default, so I’d have to disagree. NAT was designed for a very specific purpose and keeping it in
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by hnarn 3y ago
This comment is just HN at its best. Chef's kiss. The Internet Engineering Task Force, a group of experts in the field, spent years and countless hours creating a new standard, but do not let that stop us from napkin-sketching up a new
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by hnarn 3y ago
As someone who recently wanted to try out IPv6 to learn more about it, I can say that I welcome anything that might help improve the sorry state of IPv6 adoption. This is a hostile and destructive move, I mean obviously, it's Amazon af
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by hnarn 3y ago
> I haven't answered the phone in years. I’m not trying to sound snide, but maybe you’ve not had many major life events during a few years? If you move to a new house or apartment for example, you might quickly find that the luxury
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by hnarn 3y ago
I think it’s pretty important to point out that Signal allows you to import this number with a QR code, so it’s not very arduous to do to verification.

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