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by jgilias 5y ago
Hey, thanks for the link, it was a really nice read!
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by jgilias 5y ago
I see your point. But then, do you really believe one would be a smart person if they were to look for .NET jobs where at the same time Windows is not the dominant environment that people use at work?
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by jgilias 5y ago
Just re-read C# documentation and remembered the situation more clearly. Basically, I consciously researched the differences between class and struct in C# beforehand. And decided to use struct as the 'thing' was a kind of a coord
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by jgilias 5y ago
Yes, of course, I applied 'when in Rome' a lot. In this case though, the struct usage was completely in line with C# documentation regarding what structs are for. I wasn't trying to write C++ in C#. But hey, I do agree that c
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by jgilias 5y ago
I can chime in on this one. I think it's very much a 'culture' thing. So, I'm a *nix guy. You know, running Sway WM, using Doom Emacs as my daily driver, that sort of a thing. Learned vim to write my thesis at night on a
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by jgilias 5y ago
I feel the same. The other day there was a video submit to HN that I didn't watch because I wasn't in a situation where I could watch a video. Basically making pancakes for kids, having an IRL conversation in the background, and c
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by jgilias 5y ago
Going on a bit of a tangent here, but I would really prefer if less people chose video as the medium to explain things. For me at least it's markedly easier, quicker, and convenient to read things.
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by jgilias 5y ago
I've seen all kinds of demographics and localities on HN. What would be the new HN then?
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Note that this submission is about a learning project where someone aims to write a (minimal?) Linux ABI compatible kernel. To directly answer your question though. It's not that 'Rust memory allocations' panic. Rather it was
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by jgilias 5y ago
The article says that they did text, as well as leave voicemail.
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by jgilias 5y ago
Yeah, somewhat counterintuitively treating tech as a cost center will inevitably lead to wasted funds. But hey, that just makes incumbents die faster and give way to organizations treating tech as an investment. Which are the ones you want
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by jgilias 5y ago
It's a good thing Windows and MacOS have open bug trackers so we can compare.
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by jgilias 5y ago
I second this. Like all of what you wrote applies to me as well. Manjaro 'just works' for me for quite a few years now. AUR is great, I've found some really obscure software there, and that also 'just works'. Like,
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by jgilias 5y ago
That's very absolutist thinking. Just because some solution doesn't solve all the problems outright doesn't mean that it's totally useless. What's the baseline? Using bamboo plywood thing instead of normal plywood?
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by jgilias 5y ago
You're one of today's lucky 10000! [1] Look up Google personalized search [2]. I guess only Google insiders know for sure what's the extent to which your search results get personalized, but it's common knowledge that th
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by jgilias 5y ago
I find the whole premise that we're not trying to follow the shortest path weird. In our _evolutionary_ surroundings if you turn towards the thing you want to get to, and then walk, you're pretty much following the shortest path.
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Windows 11: TPMs and digital sovereignty(secret.club)
33 points by jgilias 5y ago|2 comments
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by jgilias 5y ago
One can wish. The more likely end game seems to be one where no one actually bothers using a real Linux installation, as you can do everything you'd need Linux for on your Windows machine. But your Windows machine has become a 'tr
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by jgilias 5y ago
I think that there is a very important distinction between having opinions, and willing to have it 'my way only'. I subscribe to the 'strong opinions, weakly held' model. It's necessary to have opinions about things
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by jgilias 5y ago
I think not just US, also Switzerland among other places. But either way, Copyright was signed over, and that has real implications. Although, in this case I gather that initially the Copyright owner for the given project was Microsoft, the
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by jgilias 5y ago
They signed over Copyright. Isn't a better analogy that they willingly gifted away their garage with everything in it under a _promise_ that they can still use the car? Honestly, to me the only way out seems to exercise the licensee ri
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by jgilias 5y ago
In principle though. You _could_ build a nice TUI application using one of the modern TUI frameworks, that you launch from a 'normal OS' for these specific applications, and make the machines connect through some zero trust networ
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by jgilias 5y ago
Nice! If you click on 'Plattegrond', you can actually see the artwork seen in the booking application on Atari!
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by jgilias 5y ago
DDD seems to be one of those things where 'what it's meant to mean' is very different from 'how it's actually practiced'. Reading about what it's meant to mean, it seems pretty common sense. As often imple
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by jgilias 5y ago
I realize you don't mean it that way, but this comes off as a bit 'whatabout-ish'. It doesn't say absolutely anything abut other companies. It just says that Apple doesn't take security nearly as seriously as their
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by jgilias 5y ago
Right, that's what I thought. This implies that you'd either need to recreate the access rules somewhere else for the application layer and use something like Teleport or some PAM server on top of Tailscale, or use some proverbial
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by jgilias 5y ago
Ok, this may be a very silly question. But here goes. In the above example, when Alice types `ssh alice.p.hacker@server102` and presses enter, is she now logged in? E.g., does tailscale takes care of having a user on the machine and assigni
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Ask HN: Real-world Tailscale business use case
11 points by jgilias 5y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: How do you use zero-trust mesh networks in a business setting?
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by jgilias 5y ago
Thanks! I've read (again) the article, but it doesn't really answer my question. Here's a concrete example: An organization uses Tailscale. There's 'server102' that is connected to the Tailscale network that al

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