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by jmholla 4y ago
Do you have any recommendations for reading up on those safety habits?
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by jmholla 4y ago
I hope all this talk about keyboards will open the door to keyboards with full up and down arrow keys. It's one of the big reasons I'm not using a Framework laptop right now.
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by jmholla 4y ago
How do you usually direct people to generate passwords they'll need to remember?
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by jmholla 4y ago
> If you are distracted by a dot, how are you not distracted by all of the other info in the menu bar too? The other things in the menu bar have a consistent design (e.g. they're black and white) and are static (assuming you aren&#x
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by jmholla 4y ago
And it's not anytime within the next 30 days, it's a time in the next 30 days where it being closed coincides with snaps auto-updates.
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by jmholla 4y ago
> Like I said, the companies are more likely to open offices and hire in other countries than to keep raising wages in America. By arbitrarily preventing the smartest from coming to America, we are encouraging American companies to go el
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by jmholla 4y ago
Not the GP, but I think the confusion stems from comparing TCP to RPC as if they are at odds with each other. TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a delivery protocol (i.e. how can we have a conversation between two places). RPC (Remote P
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by jmholla 4y ago
I think the parent comment was making the case that if these companies raised wages, they could hire US permanent residents which wouldn't require these timelines you've mentioned. Making the immigration process less onerous would
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by jmholla 4y ago
I didn't really like the format of this article. The upfront quiz without much context or insight makes it feel like you're in class for an exam you didn't study for. The answers they provide are largely just Yes or No. When
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by jmholla 4y ago
> There should be a library that makes it easy for developers to include a basic GUI with a CLI There are. For example, in Python, Gooey provides that. [0] [0]: https://github.com/chriskiehl/Gooey
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by jmholla 4y ago
> Since this article is about YouTube TV, I'd like to plug the excellent Android TV app "SmartTubeNext". If you have a Google/Android TV, you can install this app (it's a bit of a pain since Google won't all
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by jmholla 4y ago
That said, I'm pretty sure Zoom used your definition of E2E in their marketing so the confusion is warranted.
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by jmholla 4y ago
There's also an add-on at least for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/old-reddit-re... I don't like to stay logged into my account so I use this.
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by jmholla 4y ago
I wonder if they considered the fact that most of the people they hired remote were hired during COVID.
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by jmholla 4y ago
I think the a in "bra" works better in your comparison since it has an a.
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by jmholla 4y ago
> The release cycle is pretty extreme, with a critical security update seemingly popping up every two weeks. That just reminded me of my least favorite thing about their releases: they brag about releasig on time for however many months
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by jmholla 4y ago
> There are plenty of good technical boards out there Do you have any recommendations?
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by jmholla 4y ago
At least parts of what you say ring true in my experience following GitLab releases more closely (e.g. 1-2 months behind). I would highly recommend not self-hosting if you're going to go with GitLab. Performance issues will appear and
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by jmholla 4y ago
> Cal-Maine’s gross profit jumped 10-fold from one 26-week period in 2021 to the same period in 2022, according to the company’s most recent quarterly financial statement. For the 26-week fiscal period ending in November 2021, gross prof
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by jmholla 4y ago
I was once in the market for time series databases, but all I could find required down sampling of older data. I don't know if this has changed, and to be fair I haven't been looking for quite some time, but does yours allow for k
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by jmholla 4y ago
They use the word mock several times to explain stubbing. I think they mean stubbing is a type of mocking not an independent approach. They even use a mocking library to create stubs in the Google article.
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by jmholla 4y ago
I'm paraphrasing: > cmh89: The right wing is trying to get this through to lead us towards a christian nationalist theocracy. > haunter: This is happening in France which is not left leaning. > cmh89: The person proposing this
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by jmholla 4y ago
Who is proposing it is what is being talked about here.
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by jmholla 4y ago
That's real neat. I was messing around with it an threw together this Dockerfile for a tiny server container. Just mount the desired folder to `/http`: FROM alpine as build RUN apk add --no-cache build-base gcompat
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by jmholla 4y ago
Zooming isn't working for me in Firefox with a trackpad. Any idea what's going on? It doesn't work even in the hosted version someone shared below: https://wideboard.stjo.dev/
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by jmholla 4y ago
Anybody have any luck building the image? It fails for me on podman and docker.
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by jmholla 4y ago
Your task is implicitly not function-scoped as you want it to survive exiting the function. What your doing here would be better architecturally done with threads. async is not a direct replacement for threading. But, you could also return
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by jmholla 4y ago
> The pandemic was so bad for mental health due to he fact people were locked down and unable to socialize. That's what needs to be removed from these calculations. Now, you can have that social life outside of work.
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by jmholla 4y ago
gbil was talking about browser engine choices on their Android, explicitly talking about how much they don't like iPhones.
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by jmholla 4y ago
On Firefox with Dark Reader Theme Generation set to Dynamic, the initial page is just a black slate. (The default setting, Filter, inverts the background making it look awful.) I have to scroll down to see anything. I know that it's my

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