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by icefo 6y ago
Being able to open a file to quickly change the fill color of a figure for example is nice. I first did it with inscape and the file size of the simple logo I was editing went up by 6x due to the inscape metadata so I did it manually.
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by icefo 6y ago
I'm 5 year older and I agree. You can also have a lot more fun by mixing board games / (drinking) card games / beer pongs in the same party. It's becoming pretty common to know a few amateur DJs / music creators and
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by icefo 6y ago
I agree that's not good but redhat seems to be one of the few organization that pays developers to improve parts of the linux ecosystem. So when redhat endorse a project it probably means it tries to address some pain points of the sta
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by icefo 6y ago
I seriously doubt that only one IP of Hetzner sent spam but unfortunately it seems to be pretty common for email providers to soft ban VPS IPs. I don't know how much spam come from cheap hosting services but between the hacked servers
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by icefo 6y ago
The bombs have been removed some years ago in Switzerland as the risk of them going off was deemed greater than the risk of sudden invasion. Just to nitpick, your point absolutely stands
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by icefo 6y ago
Didn't the eu explicitly forbid this ? I wonder how their lawyer found a loophole. Or did they did the math and the fine is cheaper than the gains ?
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by icefo 6y ago
If the person gives their consent to be filmed I don't think it's morally wrong. If I ended up in intensive care due to the covid I'd agree to be filmed for prevention
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by icefo 6y ago
The people that have serious cases of the flu don't overwhelm the hospitals because a good part of the vulnerable population get vaccinated. The herd immunity also plays a role because this kind of virus has been around for a long time
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by icefo 6y ago
Don't universities have a huge number of IPs because they were the first to use internet ? Mine gives one public ipv4 per device that access the internet on the network (with some exceptions). Strategies varies but if you have a lot of
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by icefo 6y ago
Which is fine, you can learn a lot by immersion when you hear other native speakers talk. I only ask a person to repeat when I don't understand or if it's unclear and I need to be sure about something. Not breaking the flow of con
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by icefo 6y ago
The last update of Firefox mobile really made wonder how it passed QA. The navigation bar on the bottom is an interesting expiriment but still I quickly moved it back up. The new tab layout is worse. Each tab need much more space so you can
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by icefo 6y ago
You can do that with old diesel engines but new ones are too sensitive and destroy themselves if you try to run them on anything but diesel. It mostly because the high pressure pump use the Diesel for lubrication so if you use something els
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by icefo 6y ago
I really like most of the Pixar movies. I find them enjoyable both from a children and adult point of view while still touching pretty deep subject (inside out, up...)
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by icefo 6y ago
St least Gboard let's you turn an option to allow "potentially offensive words" or something like that. I'm surprised it doesn't seem to exist on apple devices
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by icefo 6y ago
The time iDrac annoyed me the most is when I bricked a server trying to update it. I made the terrible mistake of jumping too far between versions and the update broke iDrac and thus the server. There was no warning on Dell's website n
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by icefo 6y ago
I recently had to code an HTML email signature for the first time and naive me used standard HTML/CSS features. It exploded in all kinds of wonderful ways. Long story short it took me a week (try something, test it a bit, send it to a
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by icefo 6y ago
The article made me think that the guy who rejected the proposition rejected it because it would have lessened the importance of his ministry as most of the job within could have been automated if the project turned out to be successful. I&
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by icefo 6y ago
People who try to move stock market have certainly some power (or at least lot of money or it's useless) but that doesn't mean that people who lost money or the regulators are okay with market manipulation. Maybe they can't d
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by icefo 6y ago
And they face no repercussions for that ? That's the kind of things that tend to annoy powerful people
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by icefo 6y ago
As a customer I'm somewhat happy Intel finally pays for their anticompetitves practices (karma wise) but at the same time I'm worried about the US losing its advantage in chip manufacturing. Do we know what really went wrong at In
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by icefo 6y ago
That server is at least 10 years old and quite custom. For example when an email is received the address is queried to an ldap and if it's a mailing list the email is sent to all the recipients of that mailing list which can be other
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by icefo 6y ago
Tangentially related but I'm having some issues related to email beeing refused by Gmail. In my organization we have ~10 linux VM and they are all configured to send email to an exim MTA. For example monitoring stuff. The system mail n
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by icefo 6y ago
I think backblaze does it well. You can set limits for each type of API transaction and you receive email and sms notification when you get close to the cutoff limit (70% and 90% IIRC). You have a page with all the costs and how close you&#
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by icefo 6y ago
Thank you ! That was interesting read. The main problems with LibreSSL are software compatibility since most software only build against OpenSSL and performance because the portable version doesn't include optimisations for other platf
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by icefo 6y ago
Damn OpenSSL sounds a lot worse than I thought after reading those slides. The custom malloc, the function that allow you to jump anywhere in OpenSSL, the 17 layer deep IFDef, the dubious entropy that openSSL try to generate if the OS doesn
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by icefo 6y ago
This made me think of BoringSSL and LibreSSL again. Looking up on Wikipedia it seems that LibreSSL is focused on OpenBSD and removed lots of legacy code. BoringSSL (Google) got renamed to Tink but I couldn't not find much more. It&#x27
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by icefo 6y ago
You can tell your Dell laptop to not charge the battery to 100% in bios now. Since mine is often plugged in I enabled this setting and the capacity seems to stay stable (I've had it for two years now)
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by icefo 6y ago
Reading part 1&2 I wonder how many people at HP tried to simplify that process and juste gave up. It's probably pretty invisible for the developer if he has the "firmware creation pipeline" working on his machine but that
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by icefo 6y ago
I wonder if it was a fuel issue. The "we lost two engines" near the destination airport makes me think of that.
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by icefo 6y ago
Did you end up with significally different values sometimes ?

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