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jcgl
2y ago
In regards to the former, you use the psub function instead of special syntax (a pattern that fish often follows): $ cat (echo Hello | psub)
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2y ago
> I bet 99.99% of all email is delivered within a minute or so of being send No doubt that is true. However, given the total volume of email, even that tiny, tiny remaining fraction still represents actual mail with legitimate use-cases.
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2y ago
> All OKRs help customers And in the real world, not even this is true, due to the cost of satisfying OKRs--opportunity cost is one kind of cost, but optimizing an OKR can of course negatively impact other valuable things that aren'
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2y ago
I hope you'll reconsider your stance on Tor exit nodes; many people use the Tor network to avoid censorship or even just bolster their own privacy. Blacklisting users on the basis of their Tor usage is hostile to their goals of privacy
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2y ago
The Samsung Galaxy S5 was IP67, with a fully toolless, user-replaceable battery (not to mention SIM card!). That was back in 2014.
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2y ago
Relevant. I almost invariably think of this post when discussing federation, openness, etc. https://signal.org/blog/the-ecosystem-is-moving/
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2y ago
Source: RM2 owner I think you’re vastly overstating how hackable it is. Yes you have root, and yes that’s notable and praiseworthy. However, it’s not “dead simple,” practically speaking. The parts you actually care about (the display/t
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2y ago
Pretty sure you don’t want to go spraying salt everywhere. Ecologically bad.
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2y ago
I wish so badly for proper adoption of SRV or other MX-style records that could be used for HTTP. Their lack is especially painful when dealing with the fact that people commonly want to host websites at their domain apex. However, using MX
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2y ago
> it lacked support for many features that had been around for a long time Care to elaborate at all? Were they more like missing edge cases or absent core functionality? Not to imply that missing edge cases aren’t important when it comes
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2y ago
Not GP, but someone else who's also building with Go+SvelteKit. I'm embedding and hosting SvelteKit with my Go binary, and that seems to be working well so far for me. Took some figuring out to get Go embedding and hosting to play
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2y ago
Which languages are developing? This is something I’ve been wishing for.
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2y ago
What do you think needs changing in the standards, rather than simplified implementations? That is, implementations that are suitable for small- and medium-scale turnkey deployments.