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by infamia 4y ago
Protonmail offers free accounts that come with email, calendaring, etc. They offer support where you can contact a human being if you get locked out of your account. It is inexcusable that Google, considering their huge profit margin, choos
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> I personally, would say open source provides a much larger business continuity risk. I feel the opposite, open source gives people and companies options and the ability to soldier on if someone loses interest in a technology. This site
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> You're arguing about skin color as if a) no people of color lived in Europe at the time, and b) you're completely avoiding touching on the origin of Tolkien's evil races and nations, and in particular orcs. If hobbits, m
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> At best, an argument can be made that at some point there are some perverse incentives where allowing spam bots could inflate numbers to make the company look successful. But even if that argument were convincing, which it isn't,
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> This might be true for certain Django CRUD apps, but it's patently untrue in the general case. I've seen Python work fine for a prototype data science app, but fall over when real customer data was introduced. The cognitive d
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Frederic Bastiat [0] is very underrated in my opinion. John McWhorter, whom I admire very much as a person and a thinker. [0] = The Law by Bastiat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gob_pa3BAU
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I wonder if respondents were allowed to check more than one item on that list when answering the question? If so, there is likely a lot of double counting. Large, overarching surveys are quite difficult to create and interpret. The Django s
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Those numbers are all developers overall. In the Django developers survey (i.e. web only), Windows is just above 10%. The most used platform is Linux (42%), Mac 32%, Windows with WSL (i.e. Linux in a VM) 17%, and straight up Windows is a pa
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Those numbers were all developers overall. In the Django developers survey, which is web only, the most used platform is Linux (42%), Mac 32%, Windows with WSL 17%, and straight up Windows is a paltry 12%. In other web frameworks the number
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> Because decades of NATO expansion have nothing to do with this [0], having literal NATO exercises at the border of Russia Putin has told the world many times that the Ukrainians (and other former Warsaw Pact countries) aren't real
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> It's.... interesting. If you start out knowing you will do HTMX, then I found everything is much easier. Splitting off small small views to return just the right html after a hx-post is more labor intenstive than i would like, bit
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> Well it's always seemed pretty cut and dry that the whole "abortion" controversy is largely a religious crusade and that anyone pretending to favor the constitution would call it mixing church and state. I'm not sur
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Democrats have been gerrymandering for decades [0] [1] [2]. It's only when Republicans started doing the same did it suddenly become an issue of great ethical concern to many Democrats. I recall with vivid clarity the now disgraced ex-
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Your point ill suits the topic of discussion, and you're being called out on it. You shouldn't then resort to tribal epithets like "typical conservative", it only diminishes whatever point you were trying to make. > m
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Thanks for the very helpful, detailed reply. I think I've uncovered where my mental disconnect is. The industry I'm focused on often uses Google Workspaces as their enterprise SSO provider. I guess I had assumed that Microsoft off
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Thank you for the reminder! Based on my (very) limited knowledge, OAuth2 can still be used for so-called "pseudo-authentication" [1]. I'm not saying it is as good as SAML/OIDC, but those technologies are a major pain to
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How about implementing OAuth2 and then restricting account creation per domain/per tenant? For example, if your only two customers owns foo.com and bar.com, then restrict account creation to those two domains (assuming they're in
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> I _never_ hear anyone call it a black limo, or a black tux, though they are usually black, they are not referred to as black. I was responding to your blanket assertion that "black means evil and white means divine in popular cult
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> black means evil and white means divine in popular culture, in video games, etc. Angels are white and demons are black. It's not nearly as black and white (/pun) as you portray. Black is also symbolic of ultimate luxury and
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Try !s for Startpage when DDG doesn't have what you want. Startpage uses Google's index and is quite good. DDG and StartPage together give me more (and higher quality results) without Google's obnoxiously deceptive ads.
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The theory that Putin will go from a "Special Military Operation" to launching nukes seems extremely remote. Besides, is he willing to armageddon his country because some country sent Ukraine long range missile launchers (which so
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> Also, I don't think that's true. The best tools like uBlock, Umatrix, Privacy Badger, etc. all miss plenty of trackers, but not for a lack of trying. A complete solution doesn't exist today, nor is there anything promisi
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DDG followed by a !s (Startpage) if needed always gives me more and higher quality results than Google or any other combination of search engines I've tried. YMMV. Not sure there is any other privacy related search engine worth using.
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> If this means anything, it means the DDG browser blocks all trackers, always, in all places, no? You've created a completely unrealistic standard. Nothing meets the standard of blocking all trackers everywhere as that isn't p
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> I think Unpoly is more based the concept of "frames" that can be changed dynamically, so in some ways it is very similar to HTMX with it's updating fragments. But I'm assuming it is diffing the DOM rather than just
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This looks really great! Can you mention some of the differences between Tetra and Unpoly? The full page diff approach Unpoly uses matches my mental model (and follows Django's natural request/response cycle). It sounds like Tetra
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Mycroft's new Mimic 3 TTS engine can run locally on a Raspberry Pi and sounds surprisingly good. https://mycroftai.github.io/mimic3-voices/
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The influx of training and weapons only started pouring in after Russia invaded Crimea and the Donbas. At that point, Russia's aspirations on the entirety of Ukraine were apparent for all to see. The Ukrainians understandably decided t
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Is it still common in the UK/EU to only grant "holiday pay" (i.e. you get paid a fraction of your normal salary) during PTO? In the U.S. it has always been standard practice to get paid your full salary on PTO and national ho
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They are coupled by the queue itself (you accounted for your queue going down and out of order/delayed messages right?), the network (i.e. what happens if some microservices go offline?), and most importantly the event message abstra

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