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by igneo676 5y ago
A past employer almost went with this approach, but with a technical audience it's hard to cover all the edge cases with RSS. People get cranky when they get pinged when an article updates superficially, but you also want people update
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by igneo676 5y ago
With my kids, my wife and I teach the idea of consent from a really young age and reinforce it strongly amongst family members. No means no as long as it's their body or their possessions And we back that up, forcefully. If my kid does
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by igneo676 5y ago
It's an ethical question: Is my leaving proportional to the wrong done? For minor infractions, it's probably not worth becoming an activist. For instance, if I'm not being paid proportional to the market or my boss is creatin
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by igneo676 5y ago
The real Google response would be - it's to facilitate a migration to new signing keys in case the developer: 1. Loses their signing keys 2. Needs to migrate to a better signing algorithm Google can just handle that on your behalf. Add
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by igneo676 5y ago
Sure, most of the ecosystem delivers binaries but you can build your own stuff with ABS[1] or download a PKGBUILD from the AUR [1]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_Build_System
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by igneo676 5y ago
This feels like a fundamental mismatch between his expectations as an internal recruiter vs external recruiters > built the technical recruitment operations in the last 3 start-ups I worked for, so I feel I’m somewhat qualified in the s
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by igneo676 5y ago
I came here to say the same thing. This was definitely released recently according to the feed, youtube video, and personal experience
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by igneo676 5y ago
They've had the feather boards for a while but not the wings. After they needed to expand the brand, they were probably a bit limited in choices by the original name
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by igneo676 5y ago
It sounds outrageous until you realize: 1. The F-Droid team has a set of checks that they perform: a. Is the app open source? b. Does the app do things that the user might not want? ie access non-free services 2. Sometimes, to get
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by igneo676 5y ago
Incidentally, I just helped a family member work around the process of quitting his job and moving to a new one. Their contract basically states: 1. PTO can't be paid out at the end of employment 2. PTO can't be used to quit the j
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by igneo676 5y ago
Ultimately, no, they're not "bad guys" in the sense that they're irredeemably evil. Unfortunately, the current situation certainly paints them in the "extremely foolish or downright spiteful" territory Once a h
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by igneo676 6y ago
I had a ton of issues with QT menus until the latest patches from KDE hit Arch's QT packages. Fixed them
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by igneo676 6y ago
In practice, I'm not sure there's anything that can be done about service dog misrepresentation. When I was trained in restaurants to deal with (potential) service dogs, the extent to which I was allowed to ask any questions was &
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by igneo676 6y ago
https://meridian.allenpress.com/jfp/article/80/6/1022/200017... Beyond the citation though, it makes logical sense. The mechanism for sanitation is that the soap itself destroys the bacteria. This m
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by igneo676 6y ago
My understanding is that the Clojure community points everyone to Arcadia[0] since it's maintained and a bit more public about what their exact goals are. Unfortunately, neither are terribly well documented and so I've not persona
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by igneo676 6y ago
Depends on your skills: Sourcehut assumes you know your way around Linux and want to spend the time to understand how to host the services you need. The expectation will be that, if you run into issues, you're willing to debug and subm
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by igneo676 6y ago
It appears that it exists here https://cabezal.com/sicp
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by igneo676 6y ago
Yubikey + OpenGPG + Enable SSH support on your gpg agent Unless I'm missing something, that essentially solves the issue, no? Persistent private key, usable across all your machines that can't be exfiltrated. Bonus since you can e
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by igneo676 6y ago
Default Mac Mail w/ given customizations
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by igneo676 6y ago
Supposedly, one of the big reasons people prefer vinyl is not because of the medium. It's because of the mastering process. CDs and/or Streaming services are victims of the "loudness" wars, resulting in music with low dy
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by igneo676 6y ago
I had pretty negative experiences with it. I'm not sure how much of my experience is _actually_ the fault of Podman and how much of it was around using it as a drop-in replacement for Docker. It baffled me though and I'm a long ti
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by igneo676 6y ago
Or, even better, https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-cask-fonts 1. No GUI needed 2. Discoverable and searchable directly through Brew
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by igneo676 6y ago
In short: There's nothing that you can do Longer: One of two things - 1. Choose the most boring software possible, trust that the process will work as expected and that you're no worse off than anyone else. Update your software re
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by igneo676 6y ago
Because, effectively, the exFAT filesystem is OSS since August 2019 and Microsoft released all the specifications to it [0]. Microsoft has essentially taken public, legal steps to ensure that anyone else can use exFAT without legal encumbra
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by igneo676 6y ago
I've always thought these conversations about home ownership are missing the reality for many people: rental agreements/legislation can be overly restrictive for many people's situations. I had friends growing up who lived wi
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by igneo676 6y ago
That's why there's a trend toward ortholinear keyboards at the small(est) end of things. It helps that they're also fully programmable. Want a numpad? Switch to a different layout on the fly and have a numpad where you want i
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by igneo676 6y ago
Sure, you're not going to look the part of an upper class individual. The important part is to look as little out-of-place in the middle of a rush to the lifeboats as you possibly can. Nobody is watching THAT closely.
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by igneo676 6y ago
That was sound advice back when we were primarily writing HTML or HTML template language-like things. Now that people are writing "components" in frontend languages , it makes more sense to reason about styles in terms of those co
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by igneo676 6y ago
Maybe, but it wouldn't matter if they're OSS to begin with
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by igneo676 6y ago
Tuple is great at this. It's for pair programming (which requires low latency desktop streaming) but turns out it's just a good experience for video calls too. My favorite part is how low-effort the video calls themselves are. It

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