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hnarn
1y ago
There are many reasons to run Debian as a user, why wouldn't there be? I'm sure there's also many reasons not to. By "derivative distro" I assume you mean for example Ubuntu, or maybe Linux Mint -- personally my lov
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I only customized tmux once, and that was just for fun to change the colors at a previous job to match the branding on some of our servers. Other than that, I always use the default CTRL+B (MOD) and rarely if ever do anything other than the
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1y ago
Even if that's true, what does that have to do with anything?
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Considering the way things are going, I think this is a valid concern for software in general.
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I’d honestly like to hear from someone who is a proponent of tipping how they think it makes any sense. By that I don’t mean I need the reason for tipping explained to my, everybody understands the argument for why you should tip: but how d
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1y ago
I'm not, and just saying that "Mazdas and Toyotas tend to rust" is an extreme generalization (of which you provide no source).
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1y ago
> And I’m saying this as a Swede. Buy German cars And I'm saying _this_ as a Swede, because apparently it matters: what cars are most reliable is publicly available information, and they're all from Asia. My personal favorite i
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1y ago
So what do you mean by "you can totally change the license of already released code"? If the license only applies to version 9 and forward, then in any practical sense the license has not been changed for "released code"
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1y ago
I think the point the previous poster is trying to make is that: > This license restricts how a product can be endorsed/promoted as per the clause. ...is technically not true for licenses, because they do not _restrict_ usage, rathe
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1y ago
For anyone that has a capable router, an rpi or any kind of home server, I can highly recommend https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy It lets you send encrypted DNS queries out onto the Internet to any service tha
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> Even if you have a DR plan you should assume your incremental backups are no good and you need to restore the whole thing from scratch. "Restore from scratch" can mean a lot of different things, if you have a read replica tha
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1y ago
I guess it all depends on your requirements, since this would still cause data loss for the delta time between failure and your last snapshot, but I'm a huge fan of ZFS, and it might be one reason to try out Postgres on FreeBSD, since
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1y ago
> One of the reasons Uber mentioned when moving to mysql in their engineering blog If I'm not mistaken, this was in 2016 (that's 10 years next year, time flies when you're having fun) -- which is practically an eternity in
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1y ago
> The stories and myths about the selfish people of our times will go on for millennia. Except there is nothing inherently more selfish about ”people” today than at any point in history. If anything, it might change humanity’s view of it
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1y ago
If the first thing you do in CI is adding a bunch of stuff to the container image you just pulled, you should probably make your own image.
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1y ago
Just because these types of annoyances can be easily disabled by someone with a little bit of technical know-how doesn't mean that one doesn't have the right to be annoyed by the tendency and call it out.
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2y ago
One of the things that made me interested in fonts was many years ago when I looked up the difference between Arial and Helvetica, and ever since I did that I react every time I see Arial used in print or signage because some of the letters
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I'm European. While it's pretty childish to paint the US and the EU as two human being with a "relationship" it's of course pretty jarring to see a country that has for my entire life been the undisputed cultural he
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"The cost of repairing a submarine cable averages between $1 million to $3 million." (ICPC) This obviously doesn't include the "cost" (losses) of the cable not being operational.
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There is no reason to dive, large freight ships can have anchors with chains several hundred meters long.
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There is no doubt in my mind that these incidents are done with intent. My understanding is that these ships are essentially dragging their anchor across the seabed in vulnerable areas, causing the cables to snap. If one wanted to play devi
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Just read the next sentence: > I will upgrade from 14.1 to 14.2 shortly after 14.1 runs out of support – which would guarantee having working pkg(8) packages on FreeBSD 14.2. The way I'm reading this, you can just move between minor
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2y ago
HN is extremely US-centric in general so it's hardly surprising that US acronyms are used without elaboration.
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> to the north west of the pacific ocean that's simply not what the phrase "pacific northwest" means. it's "the northwest" (of the U.S. in this case), modified by the word "pacific".
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Curl removes experimental HTTP back end in Rust
(daniel.haxx.se)
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> Ask Sisyphus. that doesn't make any sense.
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I don't really understand what your point is, but shareware has never been "open source". Nobody's arguing that public domain code, or the MIT, or whatever is not open source; it's obviously open source because it&#
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I've been using them for years and I've never had a problem with them, and when threads like these pop up it's usually people yelling about boycotts and how it's completely crazy that this can happen while completely ign
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> if hetzner really deleted production data without warning Yeah, if. Why are you so certain that Hetzner "screwed up"?
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> deleting their data without giving them a chance to get it out What are you talking about? The comment you're replying to says: > There was a notice of termination via email with a deadline in accordance with our T&C, on 30
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