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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   Love it
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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   I feel bad, I tried it but if I'm honest I couldn't focus on long form Not a good thing
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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   Outrage gets clicks EDIT: responding to pre-edit of parent
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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   I feel mixed about this On hand, it provides real benefits On the other, hard not to see this most benefits the wealthy. I count myself in that benefit
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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   > Well this prevents my plan of "I'm never gonna die because I have to maintain this OSS project". You joke, but that's what the VIM creator/maintainer said in response to the question of the continued future of
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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   Almost a perfect quote of GM in the 80s when Japanese cars took over it's market share > For something like photopea, there aren’t sub-second alternatives out there. if there is't one now, there will be. Besides, with a littl
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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   > Is it because everyone is writing their stuff on node.js, putting 500kb of JS in every web page they serve, putting Docker everywhere when a chroot would suffice, microservices, Kubernetes, or hell even writing SAPs when we don't
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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   What would you propose as an alternative?
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   by jeppesen-io 5y ago

   Yeah, I opened web dev tools in firefox and looked at the request times. Seems strange not to use a CDN to improve the load time with a CDN, particularly with users in a different continent
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    MFA is good advice Also, I'd create a IAM user and severely limit your usage of the root account, and over time stop using the root completely.
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    The point is to block unauthorized access. It is not less than useless. It absolutely does that. You really think if your lost your token Amazon would lock you out forever? Wrong assumption Besides, just use AUTHY if that's your concer
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    I just switched last night for unrelated reasons 1. BW supports inline Android 11 password fill. I find the UX much better with this feature 2. LP is a bit buggy, particularly on Android 3. LP is slow to add new features 4. I didn't ex
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    Noticed some improvement when I forced Chrome to use Wayland over XWayland in Gnome 41
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    GNOME's Wayland Shows Potential for Better Battery Life(phoronix.com)

    3 points by jeppesen-io 5y ago|6 comments
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    I love it, but I'd hold off on recommending it outright for everyone. There's a learning curve to be sure and if you run software not provided in its packing system it can take time to port to the Nix way Just about everything in
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    ARM will continue to make inroads in the server space as adoption picks up and as more and more projects target that architecture Personal bias talking, but I'd expect to see modest uptick in Nix[os] interest Kubernetes will transition
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    Thanks for the link!
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    > emacs Actually it is not a game, but text editor. It includes a bunch of text games like chess, sokoban, pong etc I had no idea and kinda funny
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    I'd suspect the OP would not say PowerShell is perfect or should be the *nix future, but that it's worth evaluating the ideas it brings to the table 50 years is quite the time horizon after all
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    As someone who moved to Linux full-time, professionally and personally, there are times I do miss PowerShell. Never used anything like it. To tab complete "apis" and complex data structures was very enjoyable For better or worse,
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    To have a real discussion on the future of shells while ignoring the PowerShell is not an honest discussion. I'm not sure why you'd want to run a 30 year old script when the computing environment has changed so much around those s
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    If I got the same (I have not seen the same for my AWS accounts), I would start capturing DNS traffic ASAP. Either at the VPC or host level. Cheap and easy to do most of the time If not running Java (including agents), it may indicate some
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    I can't really tell the diffeence between Gnome 40 and Chromebooks touchpad experiences. What makes Chromebooks so much better?
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    I'd agree, working at a multi county small company. Sometimes you just need to meet up. Particularly, if there's any language barrier. Eg. Native vs not native English speakers
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    You joke, but me and several co-workers laughed together when we realized after a year and a half, we didn't know how to make small talk anymore. Or even talking felt awkward/forced the first few days It was pretty funny actually
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    So, don't learn vim because it's marketahare is "small"? Larger than xcode, atom, sublime and even notepad++ when you add neovim? That logic makes no sense and even if it did, the chart you linked still shows vim to be o
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    What a cynical response - because HTTP is the the most popular and invested protocol, means there are a ton of tools available. Yet, because curl is quite good at it's job, it's often picked
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    It really does not matter Who in their right mind would conflate the two
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    That makes sense, but wouldn't you expect al2022 to reach compliance before Rocky? I just deal with iso cert, so not clear on possible requirements
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    by jeppesen-io 5y ago

    Do esims mitigate or eliminate an attack vector?